Pawhuska, OK 74056(Osage County)

This combination grazing/recreation property is truly an end of the road ranch and is possibly on of the most remote ranches in Osage County. The ranch, which has been in the same family since 1945, contains a mosaic mix of Tallgrass Prairie, Cross Timbers vegetation and about 180 acres of bottom land. Much of the bottom that was previously cultivated, and even irrigated, now has an introduced forage base. There is almost 250 ft of elevation change as the terrain varies from 800 ft. to 1040 ft. The limestone and sandstone soils support the grasses, legumes, a varied mix of upland and bottomland timber and woody species. The nearly 1 and miles of Pond Creek truly enhance the unique qualities of the ranch. The adjoining large ranches, Western Wall Primitive Hunting Unit and the location northeast of the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve serve to protect the integrity of the property and contribute to the wildlife diversity and quality.