Minerals: Minerals will transfer with the surface rights. Seller believes they own 100% of the minerals but whatever interest owned will transfer. Title will transfer by a Quit Claim Mineral Deed. No abstract will be furnished or brought to date for minerals. Seller is currently receiving approximately $120.00 monthly. See check stub/1099 online under documents.

What a great opportunity to purchase farmland in Southern Oklahoma, either buying your first property or adding to your existing operation. The property offer cultivation and grass, few trees and excellent water for cattle or hunting. Great stock farm. Gravel road on west side, good fences, approximately half grass and half cultivation. ½ mile off of highway. Present crop has been pastured off.
This tract will be sold all for one money. Not by the acre.

Description: This exceptional grazing property offers approximately 240± acres according to the Kingfisher County assessor and is well-equipped for both livestock operations and future homesite potential. The property is enclosed by a quality 6-wire barbed fence and features excellent water resources, including four ponds and natural springs that provide dependable year-round water capacity.

Blacktop frontage along the north side offers convenient all-weather access while also creating an excellent opportunity for a future building site with easy accessibility. The current owners have maintained the pasture through an ongoing spraying and fertilization program for many years, resulting in an impressive stand of native grasses throughout the property.

Productive, well cared for, and ready for immediate use, this is an outstanding opportunity to own a versatile grazing property with long-term potential.

Personal property highlights

Ford 8N Tractor

JCB Backhoe w/1400B Extend-a-Dig

(2) Polaris 400 Xplorer 4-Wheelers – 4×4

1984 Chev Scottsdale 20 Dually Pickup

Big Dog X-1060 Zero Turn Lawn Mower

6 ft 3-Point Heavy Duty Angle Blade

Description: This 160-acre tract located in Kingfisher County, and just west and south of Loyal is characterized as functional pasture and cropland, typically utilized for livestock grazing and winter wheat production. The tract is predominantly native grass pasture well-suited for cattle. A natural waterway runs through the acreage, providing drainage and character to the landscape. With 2 ponds and a water well, the livestock have reliable water. The property is fully fenced with all 4 boundary fences. There is some cross-fence, as well as a corral/catch pen located at the center of this tract.  Electricity is available on both the north and east sides of the section. The area is dominantly Kingfisher series soil, consisting of well-drained silt loams formed from silty shale. Alfalfa, wheat, and grains typically do well in this soil.