Burbank, OK 74633(Osage County)

The property is primarily composed of Midland 99 Bermuda and is highly suitable for high intensity grazing and hay production. The Norge-Pawhuska and Verdigris silt loam soils along the creek are capable of producing approximately 4.5 AUMs of forage per-acre. Reliable year-round sources of water are available from the spring-fed Charley Creek that runs through the property along with nice-sized ponds. The ranch is divided into 7 pastures and traps designed for rotational grazing. The property includes steel pens and a 30 x 40 red iron shop with concrete floor. Fencing ranges from adequate to newer steel post and corners. Approximately .25 miles of fence will need to be constructed to separate from adjoining property.

Osage County is well-known for the diversity of wildlife and this area is no exception. Charley Creek, which runs diagonally across the property, provides a reliable water source and travel corridor for a variety of wildlife species. The ponds, native shrub thickets, and travel corridors provide prime wildlife habitat. The excellent wildlife habitat and edge is highly attractive to white-tailed deer, northern bobwhite quail, wild turkey, and many other game and non-game species. The ponds and creek attract waterfowl and provide quality fishing opportunities.

The original rock home and outbuildings were built in the 1920s. The home is approximately 1380 sq. ft. with 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, kitchen, mud room and porch. The headquarters are served by Osage County Rural Water District #3. The property also includes an in-ground swimming pool, storm shelter, and multiple rock outbuildings. The home sells as is where is and property transfers as surface only.