This 600 acre fertile ranch is located just northeast of Maud, Oklahoma. You first enter off of a dead-end county road with minimal visibility of the actual property. Once you are 1/4 mile in, the views become spectacular as the upland pasture gradually rolls into the fertile bottoms, protected by the neighbor's timbered tracts. An old homestead with cattle pens, barns, and more sits atop the ridge, where there are full utilities and 2 water wells. Multiple locations along this elevated ridge make for phenomenal home or lodge sites. You can view practically 80% of the property from one spot. Watch your cattle calve, horses run, or waterfowl land while sipping coffee on the porch. It consists of extremely hard-to-find 90%+ open pasture, with most of the remainder in water and lots of it.
The pastures consist primarily of improved grasses of Bermuda and fescue with native mixed throughout...
The pastures consist primarily of improved grasses of Bermuda and fescue with native mixed throughout. The seller comfortably ran 250 head of momma cows on a rotational plan through this property for years, along with hay production. The corner posts are still set and this same management practice could easily be implemented with electric fence. The 9 ponds, one consisting of a 20 acre slew, large drainage ditch, the Little River makes for ample water for livestock, fishing, and major waterfowl potential.
A strategically placed 3rd water well with lines ran to multiple tanks provides year-round clean water for your livestock in multiple paddock locations. Over 1/2 of the property is fertile bottom ground that was once all timber. The waterfowl capabilities combined with a highly productive grass and grazing farm are almost endless. That doesn’t even include the whitetail and turkey hunting.
Property Features
-600 acres of fertile pasture and bottom ground
-Less than an hour from Oklahoma City and Norman
-Under 3 hours from Dallas, TX
-Panoramic views with all utilities in place
-Multiple beautiful build sites throughout property
-8 Ponds, 20 acre slew, large creek, Little River, and 3 water wells
-Highly productive bermuda, fescue, and mixed native grass
-Endless waterfowl potential combined with agricultural income
-Whitetail and turkey hunting
-Good fence and corners set and ready for additional cross fencing for rotational grazing.
-All structures and improvements sold as is and where is
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Research Parcel InformationFrom Highway 377 and 59: go west on Highway 59 for 4 miles to 3520 Road. Turn south 1 3/4 miles, once road curves east it is your second driveway on right at locked gate.
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