159.31 Acre Oklahoma Farmland and Hunting Land
West Hargis Ranch 159.31 Acre Oklahoma Hunting Land and Farmland Grandfield, OK, Tillman County
Acres: 159.31 Acres.
Price: $3,500 per acre.
Terms: No owner financing.
Location: 8 miles SW of Grandfield, OK, Tillman County. 1/2 mile from the Red River. Just 6 miles south of HWY 70 on County Road E 1960. 14 miles north of Burkburnett, TX.
Comments: 54 acres of woods and creek bottom for excellent hunting. 106 acres of sandy loam farmland. Selling surface rights only.
Located about 20 minutes from the Kiowa Casino & Hotel if you are looking for lodging or entertainment after a day of hunting.
Water: Property has 2 springs and a year round creek.
Terrain: The farm ground is basically flat, and the creek bottom is gently rolling.
Fences: Barbed wire fencing surrounds the property on three sides.
Grasses: Hunting land is covered in native grasses. Farm ground is curre...
Grasses: Hunting land is covered in native grasses. Farm ground is currently planted in wheat.
Game: Wildlife includes Trophy whitetail deer, wild turkey, hogs, quail, and some dove. Waterfowl and sandhill cranes frequent the property.
When buying property offered by Southwest Ranch & Farm Sales, the buyers agent, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in real estate commission. If this condition is not met, fee participation, if any, will be at sole discretion of Southwest Ranch & Farm Sales.
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From Grandfield, OK Take US-70 W for 5 miles. Turn left onto N2360 Rd for 4 miles. Turn right onto E1960 Rd 2.5 miles. Destination will be on the left. This is the NE corner of Farm.
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