Payne Co | Hackelman Rd 50

50 Acres | Northeast of Coyle, Oklahoma Kale Crocker | Great Plains Land Company 580-216-8160 | Property Overview Located just northeast of Coyle in Payne County, this scenic 50 acre tract offers an excellent mix of hunting habitat, privacy, creek frontage, rolling terrain, and future homesite potential. Property Highlights50 acres in Payne County Located just northeast of Coyle Just 2 miles north of Highway 33 on Hackelman Road Road frontage on Hackelman Road and 104th Street Easement access from the south into the property Approximately 50-60% mature tree cover Large creek running along the west side and looping around the north side Open grassy areas throughout the middle of the property Hilltop setting with beautiful long-range views and homesite potential Excellent hunting and recreational potential Powerline easement crossing the northeast corner Located in the Coyle Public Schools district limited perimeter fencing currently in place Property Description Conveniently located just 2 miles north of Highway 33 on Hackelman Road, this versatile tract offers a rare opportunity to own a beautiful piece of land with a balance of timber, water, elevation changes, and open grassy areas. Whether you are looking for a hunting property, recreational retreat, weekend getaway, or future homesite, this tract provides multiple possibilities in a highly desirable rural setting. The property benefits from road frontage on both Hackelman Road and 104th Street, providing excellent accessibility and flexibility for future use. In addition, an easement from the south into the property creates another access point and increases overall usability for recreational or residential purposes. Approximately 50-60% of the property is covered in mature trees, offering privacy, wildlife habitat, and beautiful natural scenery throughout much of the tract. Open grassy areas throughout the center of the property create a great contrast to the heavier cover, making the land feel both usable and scenic. The combination of open ground, timber, and elevation changes gives the property an attractive and functional layout for a variety of uses. One of the most unique features of this tract is the large creek system that runs along the west side and wraps around the north side of the property. The creek corridor creates excellent wildlife habitat, scenic views, and natural travel routes for deer and other native wildlife. Combined with the mature tree cover and open grassy areas, the property offers excellent hunting and recreational potential. The elevated hilltop areas near the center of the property provide beautiful long-range views of the surrounding countryside and several possible homesite locations. Whether you envision building a home, cabin, or simply enjoying the property as a recreational getaway, the topography and setting provide an exceptional backdrop. Located in the Coyle Public Schools district in Payne County, this tract offers privacy, accessibility, and versatility while remaining conveniently located near Highway 33. A powerline easement crosses the northeast corner of the property, and the tract currently does not have perimeter fencing in place. Land / Wildlife / Hunting This property offers strong hunting and recreational appeal with mature timber, water, natural bedding areas, and travel corridors that support wildlife movement throughout the property. The combination of creek frontage, tree cover, open grassy areas, and rolling terrain creates a highly attractive habitat for deer and other native wildlife while also providing a beautiful setting to enjoy year-round. Why You'll Love It If you are looking for a scenic recreational tract with creek frontage, mature timber, beautiful views, strong hunting potential, and future homesite possibilities, this 50 acre tract northeast of Coyle deserves a look. With multiple access points, diverse habitat, elevated build locations, and an excellent balance of open and wooded terrain, this property offers versatility and long-term enjoyment in a peaceful rural setting.