Hughes County, Oklahoma Land For Sale (311 results)

Midwest Land Group is proud to present the Hughes 40 a well-rounded 40 +/- acre tract in Hughes County offering a unique combination of hunting, recreation, and country living. With a mix of pasture, timber, and a wet-weather creek, this property is equally suited for the outdoorsman, small rancher, or someone looking for a rural homesite with great access. The land features 40 +/- feet of elevation change and 2,390 +/- feet of wet-weather creek, creating excellent habitat diversity. Large red and white oaks provide shade and mast production, while dense bedding cover helps hold deer year-round. A stocked pond adds fishing opportunities and attracts wildlife. The area is well-known for producing trophy whitetails in fact, the seller notes that the #3 state record non-typical buck (240 3/8) was harvested from the immediate area. The thought of that giant walking this very ground is a testament to the genetics and potential this creek bottom holds. It's not hard to imagine that his bloodline still roams here, along with the kind of cover and resources that made him a giant. Along with whitetails, expect to see turkey, quail, and wild hogs. A covey of quail was both seen and heard during evening photos. Improvements include a 2,432 sq. ft. 4-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home with deck and above-ground pool, providing comfortable living space or a weekend hunting camp. Two shops a 30'x30' with electric and a 30'x40' for storage offer plenty of utility for equipment and projects. The property is fenced with some cross fencing, and the pasture consists of Bermuda and native grasses. Rural water is available, and a historical stone water well and root cellar add to the historical charm of an old homestead site. With paved road frontage, a custom gated entrance, and a location just 6 minutes from Holdenville, 25 minutes from Seminole, 40 minutes from Ada, and 70 minutes to downtown OKC, the Hughes 40 offers both convenience and privacy. For those seeking a manageable acreage with a blend of stellar hunting, productive grazing, and comfortable living, this property is a standout opportunity. Call Ryan Huggins at (405) 481-4647 for a private showing today! Property Features -40 +/- acres -40 +/- feet of elevation change -2,390 +/- feet of wet weather creek -Fenced and some cross fencing -Stocked pond -Excellent bedding cover for holding deer -Seller says #3 state record non-typical killed in immediate area in 2003 (see photo) scoring 240 3/8 -Whitetail deer, quail, turkey, wild hogs -Bermuda/Native Grass pasture -Large red and white oaks -Rural water -Historical stone water well (no pump) and root cellar -Deck and above-ground pool -2,432 sq. ft. 4-bed 2-bath mobile home -30'x30' shop with electric -30'x40' shop (storage) -Paved road frontage -Custom gated entrance -6 minutes to Holdenville -25 minutes to Seminole -40 minutes to Ada -70 minutes to Downtown OKC

Midwest Land Group is proud to present the Hughes 40 a well-rounded 40 +/- acre tract in Hughes County offering a unique combination of hunting, recreation, and country living. With a mix of pasture, timber, and a wet-weather creek, this property is equally suited for the outdoorsman, small rancher, or someone looking for a rural homesite with great access. The land features 40 +/- feet of elevation change and 2,390 +/- feet of wet-weather creek, creating excellent habitat diversity. Large red and white oaks provide shade and mast production, while dense bedding cover helps hold deer year-round. A stocked pond adds fishing opportunities and attracts wildlife. The area is well-known for producing trophy whitetails in fact, the seller notes that the #3 state record non-typical buck (240 3/8) was harvested from the immediate area. The thought of that giant walking this very ground is a testament to the genetics and potential this creek bottom holds. It's not hard to imagine that his bloodline still roams here, along with the kind of cover and resources that made him a giant. Along with whitetails, expect to see turkey, quail, and wild hogs. A covey of quail was both seen and heard during evening photos. Improvements include a 2,432 sq. ft. 4-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home with deck and above-ground pool, providing comfortable living space or a weekend hunting camp. Two shops a 30'x30' with electric and a 30'x40' for storage offer plenty of utility for equipment and projects. The property is fenced with some cross fencing, and the pasture consists of Bermuda and native grasses. Rural water is available, and a historical stone water well and root cellar add to the historical charm of an old homestead site. With paved road frontage, a custom gated entrance, and a location just 6 minutes from Holdenville, 25 minutes from Seminole, 40 minutes from Ada, and 70 minutes to downtown OKC, the Hughes 40 offers both convenience and privacy. For those seeking a manageable acreage with a blend of stellar hunting, productive grazing, and comfortable living, this property is a standout opportunity. Call Ryan Huggins at (405) 481-4647 for a private showing today! Property Features -40 +/- acres -40 +/- feet of elevation change -2,390 +/- feet of wet weather creek -Fenced and some cross fencing -Stocked pond -Excellent bedding cover for holding deer -Seller says #3 state record non-typical killed in immediate area in 2003 (see photo) scoring 240 3/8 -Whitetail deer, quail, turkey, wild hogs -Bermuda/Native Grass pasture -Large red and white oaks -Rural water -Historical stone water well (no pump) and root cellar -Deck and above-ground pool -2,432 sq. ft. 4-bed 2-bath mobile home -30'x30' shop with electric -30'x40' shop (storage) -Paved road frontage -Custom gated entrance -6 minutes to Holdenville -25 minutes to Seminole -40 minutes to Ada -70 minutes to Downtown OKC

Midwest Land Group is proud to present the Hughes 40 a well-rounded 40 +/- acre tract in Hughes County offering a unique combination of hunting, recreation, and country living. With a mix of pasture, timber, and a wet-weather creek, this property is equally suited for the outdoorsman, small rancher, or someone looking for a rural homesite with great access. The land features 40 +/- feet of elevation change and 2,390 +/- feet of wet-weather creek, creating excellent habitat diversity. Large red and white oaks provide shade and mast production, while dense bedding cover helps hold deer year-round. A stocked pond adds fishing opportunities and attracts wildlife. The area is well-known for producing trophy whitetails in fact, the seller notes that the #3 state record non-typical buck (240 3/8) was harvested from the immediate area. The thought of that giant walking this very ground is a testament to the genetics and potential this creek bottom holds. It's not hard to imagine that his bloodline still roams here, along with the kind of cover and resources that made him a giant. Along with whitetails, expect to see turkey, quail, and wild hogs. A covey of quail was both seen and heard during evening photos. Improvements include a 2,432 sq. ft. 4-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home with deck and above-ground pool, providing comfortable living space or a weekend hunting camp. Two shops a 30'x30' with electric and a 30'x40' for storage offer plenty of utility for equipment and projects. The property is fenced with some cross fencing, and the pasture consists of Bermuda and native grasses. Rural water is available, and a historical stone water well and root cellar add to the historical charm of an old homestead site. With paved road frontage, a custom gated entrance, and a location just 6 minutes from Holdenville, 25 minutes from Seminole, 40 minutes from Ada, and 70 minutes to downtown OKC, the Hughes 40 offers both convenience and privacy. For those seeking a manageable acreage with a blend of stellar hunting, productive grazing, and comfortable living, this property is a standout opportunity. Call Ryan Huggins at (405) 481-4647 for a private showing today! Property Features -40 +/- acres -40 +/- feet of elevation change -2,390 +/- feet of wet weather creek -Fenced and some cross fencing -Stocked pond -Excellent bedding cover for holding deer -Seller says #3 state record non-typical killed in immediate area in 2003 (see photo) scoring 240 3/8 -Whitetail deer, quail, turkey, wild hogs -Bermuda/Native Grass pasture -Large red and white oaks -Rural water -Historical stone water well (no pump) and root cellar -Deck and above-ground pool -2,432 sq. ft. 4-bed 2-bath mobile home -30'x30' shop with electric -30'x40' shop (storage) -Paved road frontage -Custom gated entrance -6 minutes to Holdenville -25 minutes to Seminole -40 minutes to Ada -70 minutes to Downtown OKC

Midwest Land Group is proud to present the Hughes 40 a well-rounded 40 +/- acre tract in Hughes County offering a unique combination of hunting, recreation, and country living. With a mix of pasture, timber, and a wet-weather creek, this property is equally suited for the outdoorsman, small rancher, or someone looking for a rural homesite with great access. The land features 40 +/- feet of elevation change and 2,390 +/- feet of wet-weather creek, creating excellent habitat diversity. Large red and white oaks provide shade and mast production, while dense bedding cover helps hold deer year-round. A stocked pond adds fishing opportunities and attracts wildlife. The area is well-known for producing trophy whitetails in fact, the seller notes that the #3 state record non-typical buck (240 3/8) was harvested from the immediate area. The thought of that giant walking this very ground is a testament to the genetics and potential this creek bottom holds. It's not hard to imagine that his bloodline still roams here, along with the kind of cover and resources that made him a giant. Along with whitetails, expect to see turkey, quail, and wild hogs. A covey of quail was both seen and heard during evening photos. Improvements include a 2,432 sq. ft. 4-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home with deck and above-ground pool, providing comfortable living space or a weekend hunting camp. Two shops a 30'x30' with electric and a 30'x40' for storage offer plenty of utility for equipment and projects. The property is fenced with some cross fencing, and the pasture consists of Bermuda and native grasses. Rural water is available, and a historical stone water well and root cellar add to the historical charm of an old homestead site. With paved road frontage, a custom gated entrance, and a location just 6 minutes from Holdenville, 25 minutes from Seminole, 40 minutes from Ada, and 70 minutes to downtown OKC, the Hughes 40 offers both convenience and privacy. For those seeking a manageable acreage with a blend of stellar hunting, productive grazing, and comfortable living, this property is a standout opportunity. Call Ryan Huggins at (405) 481-4647 for a private showing today! Property Features -40 +/- acres -40 +/- feet of elevation change -2,390 +/- feet of wet weather creek -Fenced and some cross fencing -Stocked pond -Excellent bedding cover for holding deer -Seller says #3 state record non-typical killed in immediate area in 2003 (see photo) scoring 240 3/8 -Whitetail deer, quail, turkey, wild hogs -Bermuda/Native Grass pasture -Large red and white oaks -Rural water -Historical stone water well (no pump) and root cellar -Deck and above-ground pool -2,432 sq. ft. 4-bed 2-bath mobile home -30'x30' shop with electric -30'x40' shop (storage) -Paved road frontage -Custom gated entrance -6 minutes to Holdenville -25 minutes to Seminole -40 minutes to Ada -70 minutes to Downtown OKC

Midwest Land Group is proud to present the Hughes 40 a well-rounded 40 +/- acre tract in Hughes County offering a unique combination of hunting, recreation, and country living. With a mix of pasture, timber, and a wet-weather creek, this property is equally suited for the outdoorsman, small rancher, or someone looking for a rural homesite with great access. The land features 40 +/- feet of elevation change and 2,390 +/- feet of wet-weather creek, creating excellent habitat diversity. Large red and white oaks provide shade and mast production, while dense bedding cover helps hold deer year-round. A stocked pond adds fishing opportunities and attracts wildlife. The area is well-known for producing trophy whitetails in fact, the seller notes that the #3 state record non-typical buck (240 3/8) was harvested from the immediate area. The thought of that giant walking this very ground is a testament to the genetics and potential this creek bottom holds. It's not hard to imagine that his bloodline still roams here, along with the kind of cover and resources that made him a giant. Along with whitetails, expect to see turkey, quail, and wild hogs. A covey of quail was both seen and heard during evening photos. Improvements include a 2,432 sq. ft. 4-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home with deck and above-ground pool, providing comfortable living space or a weekend hunting camp. Two shops a 30'x30' with electric and a 30'x40' for storage offer plenty of utility for equipment and projects. The property is fenced with some cross fencing, and the pasture consists of Bermuda and native grasses. Rural water is available, and a historical stone water well and root cellar add to the historical charm of an old homestead site. With paved road frontage, a custom gated entrance, and a location just 6 minutes from Holdenville, 25 minutes from Seminole, 40 minutes from Ada, and 70 minutes to downtown OKC, the Hughes 40 offers both convenience and privacy. For those seeking a manageable acreage with a blend of stellar hunting, productive grazing, and comfortable living, this property is a standout opportunity. Call Ryan Huggins at (405) 481-4647 for a private showing today! Property Features -40 +/- acres -40 +/- feet of elevation change -2,390 +/- feet of wet weather creek -Fenced and some cross fencing -Stocked pond -Excellent bedding cover for holding deer -Seller says #3 state record non-typical killed in immediate area in 2003 (see photo) scoring 240 3/8 -Whitetail deer, quail, turkey, wild hogs -Bermuda/Native Grass pasture -Large red and white oaks -Rural water -Historical stone water well (no pump) and root cellar -Deck and above-ground pool -2,432 sq. ft. 4-bed 2-bath mobile home -30'x30' shop with electric -30'x40' shop (storage) -Paved road frontage -Custom gated entrance -6 minutes to Holdenville -25 minutes to Seminole -40 minutes to Ada -70 minutes to Downtown OKC

Midwest Land Group is proud to present the Hughes 40 a well-rounded 40 +/- acre tract in Hughes County offering a unique combination of hunting, recreation, and country living. With a mix of pasture, timber, and a wet-weather creek, this property is equally suited for the outdoorsman, small rancher, or someone looking for a rural homesite with great access. The land features 40 +/- feet of elevation change and 2,390 +/- feet of wet-weather creek, creating excellent habitat diversity. Large red and white oaks provide shade and mast production, while dense bedding cover helps hold deer year-round. A stocked pond adds fishing opportunities and attracts wildlife. The area is well-known for producing trophy whitetails in fact, the seller notes that the #3 state record non-typical buck (240 3/8) was harvested from the immediate area. The thought of that giant walking this very ground is a testament to the genetics and potential this creek bottom holds. It's not hard to imagine that his bloodline still roams here, along with the kind of cover and resources that made him a giant. Along with whitetails, expect to see turkey, quail, and wild hogs. A covey of quail was both seen and heard during evening photos. Improvements include a 2,432 sq. ft. 4-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home with deck and above-ground pool, providing comfortable living space or a weekend hunting camp. Two shops a 30'x30' with electric and a 30'x40' for storage offer plenty of utility for equipment and projects. The property is fenced with some cross fencing, and the pasture consists of Bermuda and native grasses. Rural water is available, and a historical stone water well and root cellar add to the historical charm of an old homestead site. With paved road frontage, a custom gated entrance, and a location just 6 minutes from Holdenville, 25 minutes from Seminole, 40 minutes from Ada, and 70 minutes to downtown OKC, the Hughes 40 offers both convenience and privacy. For those seeking a manageable acreage with a blend of stellar hunting, productive grazing, and comfortable living, this property is a standout opportunity. Call Ryan Huggins at (405) 481-4647 for a private showing today! Property Features -40 +/- acres -40 +/- feet of elevation change -2,390 +/- feet of wet weather creek -Fenced and some cross fencing -Stocked pond -Excellent bedding cover for holding deer -Seller says #3 state record non-typical killed in immediate area in 2003 (see photo) scoring 240 3/8 -Whitetail deer, quail, turkey, wild hogs -Bermuda/Native Grass pasture -Large red and white oaks -Rural water -Historical stone water well (no pump) and root cellar -Deck and above-ground pool -2,432 sq. ft. 4-bed 2-bath mobile home -30'x30' shop with electric -30'x40' shop (storage) -Paved road frontage -Custom gated entrance -6 minutes to Holdenville -25 minutes to Seminole -40 minutes to Ada -70 minutes to Downtown OKC

Midwest Land Group is proud to present the Hughes 40 a well-rounded 40 +/- acre tract in Hughes County offering a unique combination of hunting, recreation, and country living. With a mix of pasture, timber, and a wet-weather creek, this property is equally suited for the outdoorsman, small rancher, or someone looking for a rural homesite with great access. The land features 40 +/- feet of elevation change and 2,390 +/- feet of wet-weather creek, creating excellent habitat diversity. Large red and white oaks provide shade and mast production, while dense bedding cover helps hold deer year-round. A stocked pond adds fishing opportunities and attracts wildlife. The area is well-known for producing trophy whitetails in fact, the seller notes that the #3 state record non-typical buck (240 3/8) was harvested from the immediate area. The thought of that giant walking this very ground is a testament to the genetics and potential this creek bottom holds. It's not hard to imagine that his bloodline still roams here, along with the kind of cover and resources that made him a giant. Along with whitetails, expect to see turkey, quail, and wild hogs. A covey of quail was both seen and heard during evening photos. Improvements include a 2,432 sq. ft. 4-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home with deck and above-ground pool, providing comfortable living space or a weekend hunting camp. Two shops a 30'x30' with electric and a 30'x40' for storage offer plenty of utility for equipment and projects. The property is fenced with some cross fencing, and the pasture consists of Bermuda and native grasses. Rural water is available, and a historical stone water well and root cellar add to the historical charm of an old homestead site. With paved road frontage, a custom gated entrance, and a location just 6 minutes from Holdenville, 25 minutes from Seminole, 40 minutes from Ada, and 70 minutes to downtown OKC, the Hughes 40 offers both convenience and privacy. For those seeking a manageable acreage with a blend of stellar hunting, productive grazing, and comfortable living, this property is a standout opportunity. Call Ryan Huggins at (405) 481-4647 for a private showing today! Property Features -40 +/- acres -40 +/- feet of elevation change -2,390 +/- feet of wet weather creek -Fenced and some cross fencing -Stocked pond -Excellent bedding cover for holding deer -Seller says #3 state record non-typical killed in immediate area in 2003 (see photo) scoring 240 3/8 -Whitetail deer, quail, turkey, wild hogs -Bermuda/Native Grass pasture -Large red and white oaks -Rural water -Historical stone water well (no pump) and root cellar -Deck and above-ground pool -2,432 sq. ft. 4-bed 2-bath mobile home -30'x30' shop with electric -30'x40' shop (storage) -Paved road frontage -Custom gated entrance -6 minutes to Holdenville -25 minutes to Seminole -40 minutes to Ada -70 minutes to Downtown OKC

Midwest Land Group is proud to present the Hughes 40 a well-rounded 40 +/- acre tract in Hughes County offering a unique combination of hunting, recreation, and country living. With a mix of pasture, timber, and a wet-weather creek, this property is equally suited for the outdoorsman, small rancher, or someone looking for a rural homesite with great access. The land features 40 +/- feet of elevation change and 2,390 +/- feet of wet-weather creek, creating excellent habitat diversity. Large red and white oaks provide shade and mast production, while dense bedding cover helps hold deer year-round. A stocked pond adds fishing opportunities and attracts wildlife. The area is well-known for producing trophy whitetails in fact, the seller notes that the #3 state record non-typical buck (240 3/8) was harvested from the immediate area. The thought of that giant walking this very ground is a testament to the genetics and potential this creek bottom holds. It's not hard to imagine that his bloodline still roams here, along with the kind of cover and resources that made him a giant. Along with whitetails, expect to see turkey, quail, and wild hogs. A covey of quail was both seen and heard during evening photos. Improvements include a 2,432 sq. ft. 4-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home with deck and above-ground pool, providing comfortable living space or a weekend hunting camp. Two shops a 30'x30' with electric and a 30'x40' for storage offer plenty of utility for equipment and projects. The property is fenced with some cross fencing, and the pasture consists of Bermuda and native grasses. Rural water is available, and a historical stone water well and root cellar add to the historical charm of an old homestead site. With paved road frontage, a custom gated entrance, and a location just 6 minutes from Holdenville, 25 minutes from Seminole, 40 minutes from Ada, and 70 minutes to downtown OKC, the Hughes 40 offers both convenience and privacy. For those seeking a manageable acreage with a blend of stellar hunting, productive grazing, and comfortable living, this property is a standout opportunity. Call Ryan Huggins at (405) 481-4647 for a private showing today! Property Features -40 +/- acres -40 +/- feet of elevation change -2,390 +/- feet of wet weather creek -Fenced and some cross fencing -Stocked pond -Excellent bedding cover for holding deer -Seller says #3 state record non-typical killed in immediate area in 2003 (see photo) scoring 240 3/8 -Whitetail deer, quail, turkey, wild hogs -Bermuda/Native Grass pasture -Large red and white oaks -Rural water -Historical stone water well (no pump) and root cellar -Deck and above-ground pool -2,432 sq. ft. 4-bed 2-bath mobile home -30'x30' shop with electric -30'x40' shop (storage) -Paved road frontage -Custom gated entrance -6 minutes to Holdenville -25 minutes to Seminole -40 minutes to Ada -70 minutes to Downtown OKC

Midwest Land Group is proud to present the Hughes 40 a well-rounded 40 +/- acre tract in Hughes County offering a unique combination of hunting, recreation, and country living. With a mix of pasture, timber, and a wet-weather creek, this property is equally suited for the outdoorsman, small rancher, or someone looking for a rural homesite with great access. The land features 40 +/- feet of elevation change and 2,390 +/- feet of wet-weather creek, creating excellent habitat diversity. Large red and white oaks provide shade and mast production, while dense bedding cover helps hold deer year-round. A stocked pond adds fishing opportunities and attracts wildlife. The area is well-known for producing trophy whitetails in fact, the seller notes that the #3 state record non-typical buck (240 3/8) was harvested from the immediate area. The thought of that giant walking this very ground is a testament to the genetics and potential this creek bottom holds. It's not hard to imagine that his bloodline still roams here, along with the kind of cover and resources that made him a giant. Along with whitetails, expect to see turkey, quail, and wild hogs. A covey of quail was both seen and heard during evening photos. Improvements include a 2,432 sq. ft. 4-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home with deck and above-ground pool, providing comfortable living space or a weekend hunting camp. Two shops a 30'x30' with electric and a 30'x40' for storage offer plenty of utility for equipment and projects. The property is fenced with some cross fencing, and the pasture consists of Bermuda and native grasses. Rural water is available, and a historical stone water well and root cellar add to the historical charm of an old homestead site. With paved road frontage, a custom gated entrance, and a location just 6 minutes from Holdenville, 25 minutes from Seminole, 40 minutes from Ada, and 70 minutes to downtown OKC, the Hughes 40 offers both convenience and privacy. For those seeking a manageable acreage with a blend of stellar hunting, productive grazing, and comfortable living, this property is a standout opportunity. Call Ryan Huggins at (405) 481-4647 for a private showing today! Property Features -40 +/- acres -40 +/- feet of elevation change -2,390 +/- feet of wet weather creek -Fenced and some cross fencing -Stocked pond -Excellent bedding cover for holding deer -Seller says #3 state record non-typical killed in immediate area in 2003 (see photo) scoring 240 3/8 -Whitetail deer, quail, turkey, wild hogs -Bermuda/Native Grass pasture -Large red and white oaks -Rural water -Historical stone water well (no pump) and root cellar -Deck and above-ground pool -2,432 sq. ft. 4-bed 2-bath mobile home -30'x30' shop with electric -30'x40' shop (storage) -Paved road frontage -Custom gated entrance -6 minutes to Holdenville -25 minutes to Seminole -40 minutes to Ada -70 minutes to Downtown OKC

Midwest Land Group is proud to present the Hughes 40 a well-rounded 40 +/- acre tract in Hughes County offering a unique combination of hunting, recreation, and country living. With a mix of pasture, timber, and a wet-weather creek, this property is equally suited for the outdoorsman, small rancher, or someone looking for a rural homesite with great access. The land features 40 +/- feet of elevation change and 2,390 +/- feet of wet-weather creek, creating excellent habitat diversity. Large red and white oaks provide shade and mast production, while dense bedding cover helps hold deer year-round. A stocked pond adds fishing opportunities and attracts wildlife. The area is well-known for producing trophy whitetails in fact, the seller notes that the #3 state record non-typical buck (240 3/8) was harvested from the immediate area. The thought of that giant walking this very ground is a testament to the genetics and potential this creek bottom holds. It's not hard to imagine that his bloodline still roams here, along with the kind of cover and resources that made him a giant. Along with whitetails, expect to see turkey, quail, and wild hogs. A covey of quail was both seen and heard during evening photos. Improvements include a 2,432 sq. ft. 4-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home with deck and above-ground pool, providing comfortable living space or a weekend hunting camp. Two shops a 30'x30' with electric and a 30'x40' for storage offer plenty of utility for equipment and projects. The property is fenced with some cross fencing, and the pasture consists of Bermuda and native grasses. Rural water is available, and a historical stone water well and root cellar add to the historical charm of an old homestead site. With paved road frontage, a custom gated entrance, and a location just 6 minutes from Holdenville, 25 minutes from Seminole, 40 minutes from Ada, and 70 minutes to downtown OKC, the Hughes 40 offers both convenience and privacy. For those seeking a manageable acreage with a blend of stellar hunting, productive grazing, and comfortable living, this property is a standout opportunity. Call Ryan Huggins at (405) 481-4647 for a private showing today! Property Features -40 +/- acres -40 +/- feet of elevation change -2,390 +/- feet of wet weather creek -Fenced and some cross fencing -Stocked pond -Excellent bedding cover for holding deer -Seller says #3 state record non-typical killed in immediate area in 2003 (see photo) scoring 240 3/8 -Whitetail deer, quail, turkey, wild hogs -Bermuda/Native Grass pasture -Large red and white oaks -Rural water -Historical stone water well (no pump) and root cellar -Deck and above-ground pool -2,432 sq. ft. 4-bed 2-bath mobile home -30'x30' shop with electric -30'x40' shop (storage) -Paved road frontage -Custom gated entrance -6 minutes to Holdenville -25 minutes to Seminole -40 minutes to Ada -70 minutes to Downtown OKC

Midwest Land Group is proud to present the Hughes 40 a well-rounded 40 +/- acre tract in Hughes County offering a unique combination of hunting, recreation, and country living. With a mix of pasture, timber, and a wet-weather creek, this property is equally suited for the outdoorsman, small rancher, or someone looking for a rural homesite with great access. The land features 40 +/- feet of elevation change and 2,390 +/- feet of wet-weather creek, creating excellent habitat diversity. Large red and white oaks provide shade and mast production, while dense bedding cover helps hold deer year-round. A stocked pond adds fishing opportunities and attracts wildlife. The area is well-known for producing trophy whitetails in fact, the seller notes that the #3 state record non-typical buck (240 3/8) was harvested from the immediate area. The thought of that giant walking this very ground is a testament to the genetics and potential this creek bottom holds. It's not hard to imagine that his bloodline still roams here, along with the kind of cover and resources that made him a giant. Along with whitetails, expect to see turkey, quail, and wild hogs. A covey of quail was both seen and heard during evening photos. Improvements include a 2,432 sq. ft. 4-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home with deck and above-ground pool, providing comfortable living space or a weekend hunting camp. Two shops a 30'x30' with electric and a 30'x40' for storage offer plenty of utility for equipment and projects. The property is fenced with some cross fencing, and the pasture consists of Bermuda and native grasses. Rural water is available, and a historical stone water well and root cellar add to the historical charm of an old homestead site. With paved road frontage, a custom gated entrance, and a location just 6 minutes from Holdenville, 25 minutes from Seminole, 40 minutes from Ada, and 70 minutes to downtown OKC, the Hughes 40 offers both convenience and privacy. For those seeking a manageable acreage with a blend of stellar hunting, productive grazing, and comfortable living, this property is a standout opportunity. Call Ryan Huggins at (405) 481-4647 for a private showing today! Property Features -40 +/- acres -40 +/- feet of elevation change -2,390 +/- feet of wet weather creek -Fenced and some cross fencing -Stocked pond -Excellent bedding cover for holding deer -Seller says #3 state record non-typical killed in immediate area in 2003 (see photo) scoring 240 3/8 -Whitetail deer, quail, turkey, wild hogs -Bermuda/Native Grass pasture -Large red and white oaks -Rural water -Historical stone water well (no pump) and root cellar -Deck and above-ground pool -2,432 sq. ft. 4-bed 2-bath mobile home -30'x30' shop with electric -30'x40' shop (storage) -Paved road frontage -Custom gated entrance -6 minutes to Holdenville -25 minutes to Seminole -40 minutes to Ada -70 minutes to Downtown OKC

If you are looking for a small hunting farm in Hughes County, Oklahoma, don't miss the opportunity to come check this one out! This 20 +/- acre property has the potential to be a great hunting tract, recreational property, or a build site. The first thing you will notice when you reach the center of the property is the beautiful view off the hillside to the south. The mature timber on the west side of the property has multiple potential treestand locations for deer hunting, and provides great habitat for other wildlife. There is also a small pond/slough on the property that holds water in wet times of the year. The open meadow on the farm could be a great build site for a home or cabin, and there is electricity conveniently located nearby. This farm is located 20+/- minutes from Henryetta, 1 hour +/- from Ada, and approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes from Tulsa. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Owen Bellis at (918) 367-0750 . Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

This 420 acre ranch lies on the HughesCoal county line in south central Oklahoma, offering excellent access and visibility along Old Highway 75. The land features productive Bermuda grass pasture, rolling hills, and scattered wooded areas that support both livestock production and wildlife habitat. Ten ponds are distributed across the ranch, and a 6-acre lake provides a dependable water source for cattle as well as fishing opportunities. Managed under a rotational grazing system, the property historically supported about 100 head of cattle and is currently carrying approximately 27 head. Two well houses supply water to the home and bunkhouse, while internal roads and pasture lanes provide efficient movement for livestock and equipment.Infrastructure on the property is well suited for a working ranch. A barndominium-style home of approximately 1,500 square feet serves as a comfortable residence or headquarters. Supporting structures include three 3060 barns and a 3040 barn, providing flexible space for machinery, hay, or livestock shelter. A 2550 set of working pens allows for efficient livestock handling. Beyond cattle operations, the ranch offers recreational appeal with habitat for deer, turkey, hogs, migrating waterfowl and the occasional elk. The combination of pasture, scattered timber, and abundant water enhances hunting opportunities and year-round fishing.With its established forage, plentiful water resources, and extensive infrastructure, this Hughes and Coal County property provides flexibility for cattle production, wildlife management, or both. Its frontage on Old Highway 75 allows convenient travel to surrounding communities while preserving the privacy of a rural setting. Utilities, fencing, and ranch roads are in place, enabling a new owner to continue operations or develop additional management strategies with minimal delay.

This 420 acre ranch lies on the HughesCoal county line in south central Oklahoma, offering excellent access and visibility along Old Highway 75. The land features productive Bermuda grass pasture, rolling hills, and scattered wooded areas that support both livestock production and wildlife habitat. Ten ponds are distributed across the ranch, and a 6-acre lake provides a dependable water source for cattle as well as fishing opportunities. Managed under a rotational grazing system, the property historically supported about 100 head of cattle and is currently carrying approximately 27 head. Two well houses supply water to the home and bunkhouse, while internal roads and pasture lanes provide efficient movement for livestock and equipment.Infrastructure on the property is well suited for a working ranch. A barndominium-style home of approximately 1,500 square feet serves as a comfortable residence or headquarters. Supporting structures include three 3060 barns and a 3040 barn, providing flexible space for machinery, hay, or livestock shelter. A 2550 set of working pens allows for efficient livestock handling. Beyond cattle operations, the ranch offers recreational appeal with habitat for deer, turkey, hogs, migrating waterfowl and the occasional elk. The combination of pasture, scattered timber, and abundant water enhances hunting opportunities and year-round fishing.With its established forage, plentiful water resources, and extensive infrastructure, this Hughes and Coal County property provides flexibility for cattle production, wildlife management, or both. Its frontage on Old Highway 75 allows convenient travel to surrounding communities while preserving the privacy of a rural setting. Utilities, fencing, and ranch roads are in place, enabling a new owner to continue operations or develop additional management strategies with minimal delay.

This 420 acre ranch lies on the HughesCoal county line in south central Oklahoma, offering excellent access and visibility along Old Highway 75. The land features productive Bermuda grass pasture, rolling hills, and scattered wooded areas that support both livestock production and wildlife habitat. Ten ponds are distributed across the ranch, and a 6-acre lake provides a dependable water source for cattle as well as fishing opportunities. Managed under a rotational grazing system, the property historically supported about 100 head of cattle and is currently carrying approximately 27 head. Two well houses supply water to the home and bunkhouse, while internal roads and pasture lanes provide efficient movement for livestock and equipment.Infrastructure on the property is well suited for a working ranch. A barndominium-style home of approximately 1,500 square feet serves as a comfortable residence or headquarters. Supporting structures include three 3060 barns and a 3040 barn, providing flexible space for machinery, hay, or livestock shelter. A 2550 set of working pens allows for efficient livestock handling. Beyond cattle operations, the ranch offers recreational appeal with habitat for deer, turkey, hogs, migrating waterfowl and the occasional elk. The combination of pasture, scattered timber, and abundant water enhances hunting opportunities and year-round fishing.With its established forage, plentiful water resources, and extensive infrastructure, this Hughes and Coal County property provides flexibility for cattle production, wildlife management, or both. Its frontage on Old Highway 75 allows convenient travel to surrounding communities while preserving the privacy of a rural setting. Utilities, fencing, and ranch roads are in place, enabling a new owner to continue operations or develop additional management strategies with minimal delay.

This 420 acre ranch lies on the HughesCoal county line in south central Oklahoma, offering excellent access and visibility along Old Highway 75. The land features productive Bermuda grass pasture, rolling hills, and scattered wooded areas that support both livestock production and wildlife habitat. Ten ponds are distributed across the ranch, and a 6-acre lake provides a dependable water source for cattle as well as fishing opportunities. Managed under a rotational grazing system, the property historically supported about 100 head of cattle and is currently carrying approximately 27 head. Two well houses supply water to the home and bunkhouse, while internal roads and pasture lanes provide efficient movement for livestock and equipment.Infrastructure on the property is well suited for a working ranch. A barndominium-style home of approximately 1,500 square feet serves as a comfortable residence or headquarters. Supporting structures include three 3060 barns and a 3040 barn, providing flexible space for machinery, hay, or livestock shelter. A 2550 set of working pens allows for efficient livestock handling. Beyond cattle operations, the ranch offers recreational appeal with habitat for deer, turkey, hogs, migrating waterfowl and the occasional elk. The combination of pasture, scattered timber, and abundant water enhances hunting opportunities and year-round fishing.With its established forage, plentiful water resources, and extensive infrastructure, this Hughes and Coal County property provides flexibility for cattle production, wildlife management, or both. Its frontage on Old Highway 75 allows convenient travel to surrounding communities while preserving the privacy of a rural setting. Utilities, fencing, and ranch roads are in place, enabling a new owner to continue operations or develop additional management strategies with minimal delay.

This 420 acre ranch lies on the HughesCoal county line in south central Oklahoma, offering excellent access and visibility along Old Highway 75. The land features productive Bermuda grass pasture, rolling hills, and scattered wooded areas that support both livestock production and wildlife habitat. Ten ponds are distributed across the ranch, and a 6-acre lake provides a dependable water source for cattle as well as fishing opportunities. Managed under a rotational grazing system, the property historically supported about 100 head of cattle and is currently carrying approximately 27 head. Two well houses supply water to the home and bunkhouse, while internal roads and pasture lanes provide efficient movement for livestock and equipment.Infrastructure on the property is well suited for a working ranch. A barndominium-style home of approximately 1,500 square feet serves as a comfortable residence or headquarters. Supporting structures include three 3060 barns and a 3040 barn, providing flexible space for machinery, hay, or livestock shelter. A 2550 set of working pens allows for efficient livestock handling. Beyond cattle operations, the ranch offers recreational appeal with habitat for deer, turkey, hogs, migrating waterfowl and the occasional elk. The combination of pasture, scattered timber, and abundant water enhances hunting opportunities and year-round fishing.With its established forage, plentiful water resources, and extensive infrastructure, this Hughes and Coal County property provides flexibility for cattle production, wildlife management, or both. Its frontage on Old Highway 75 allows convenient travel to surrounding communities while preserving the privacy of a rural setting. Utilities, fencing, and ranch roads are in place, enabling a new owner to continue operations or develop additional management strategies with minimal delay.

This 420 acre ranch lies on the HughesCoal county line in south central Oklahoma, offering excellent access and visibility along Old Highway 75. The land features productive Bermuda grass pasture, rolling hills, and scattered wooded areas that support both livestock production and wildlife habitat. Ten ponds are distributed across the ranch, and a 6-acre lake provides a dependable water source for cattle as well as fishing opportunities. Managed under a rotational grazing system, the property historically supported about 100 head of cattle and is currently carrying approximately 27 head. Two well houses supply water to the home and bunkhouse, while internal roads and pasture lanes provide efficient movement for livestock and equipment.Infrastructure on the property is well suited for a working ranch. A barndominium-style home of approximately 1,500 square feet serves as a comfortable residence or headquarters. Supporting structures include three 3060 barns and a 3040 barn, providing flexible space for machinery, hay, or livestock shelter. A 2550 set of working pens allows for efficient livestock handling. Beyond cattle operations, the ranch offers recreational appeal with habitat for deer, turkey, hogs, migrating waterfowl and the occasional elk. The combination of pasture, scattered timber, and abundant water enhances hunting opportunities and year-round fishing.With its established forage, plentiful water resources, and extensive infrastructure, this Hughes and Coal County property provides flexibility for cattle production, wildlife management, or both. Its frontage on Old Highway 75 allows convenient travel to surrounding communities while preserving the privacy of a rural setting. Utilities, fencing, and ranch roads are in place, enabling a new owner to continue operations or develop additional management strategies with minimal delay.

This 420 acre ranch lies on the HughesCoal county line in south central Oklahoma, offering excellent access and visibility along Old Highway 75. The land features productive Bermuda grass pasture, rolling hills, and scattered wooded areas that support both livestock production and wildlife habitat. Ten ponds are distributed across the ranch, and a 6-acre lake provides a dependable water source for cattle as well as fishing opportunities. Managed under a rotational grazing system, the property historically supported about 100 head of cattle and is currently carrying approximately 27 head. Two well houses supply water to the home and bunkhouse, while internal roads and pasture lanes provide efficient movement for livestock and equipment.Infrastructure on the property is well suited for a working ranch. A barndominium-style home of approximately 1,500 square feet serves as a comfortable residence or headquarters. Supporting structures include three 3060 barns and a 3040 barn, providing flexible space for machinery, hay, or livestock shelter. A 2550 set of working pens allows for efficient livestock handling. Beyond cattle operations, the ranch offers recreational appeal with habitat for deer, turkey, hogs, migrating waterfowl and the occasional elk. The combination of pasture, scattered timber, and abundant water enhances hunting opportunities and year-round fishing.With its established forage, plentiful water resources, and extensive infrastructure, this Hughes and Coal County property provides flexibility for cattle production, wildlife management, or both. Its frontage on Old Highway 75 allows convenient travel to surrounding communities while preserving the privacy of a rural setting. Utilities, fencing, and ranch roads are in place, enabling a new owner to continue operations or develop additional management strategies with minimal delay.

This 420 acre ranch lies on the HughesCoal county line in south central Oklahoma, offering excellent access and visibility along Old Highway 75. The land features productive Bermuda grass pasture, rolling hills, and scattered wooded areas that support both livestock production and wildlife habitat. Ten ponds are distributed across the ranch, and a 6-acre lake provides a dependable water source for cattle as well as fishing opportunities. Managed under a rotational grazing system, the property historically supported about 100 head of cattle and is currently carrying approximately 27 head. Two well houses supply water to the home and bunkhouse, while internal roads and pasture lanes provide efficient movement for livestock and equipment.Infrastructure on the property is well suited for a working ranch. A barndominium-style home of approximately 1,500 square feet serves as a comfortable residence or headquarters. Supporting structures include three 3060 barns and a 3040 barn, providing flexible space for machinery, hay, or livestock shelter. A 2550 set of working pens allows for efficient livestock handling. Beyond cattle operations, the ranch offers recreational appeal with habitat for deer, turkey, hogs, migrating waterfowl and the occasional elk. The combination of pasture, scattered timber, and abundant water enhances hunting opportunities and year-round fishing.With its established forage, plentiful water resources, and extensive infrastructure, this Hughes and Coal County property provides flexibility for cattle production, wildlife management, or both. Its frontage on Old Highway 75 allows convenient travel to surrounding communities while preserving the privacy of a rural setting. Utilities, fencing, and ranch roads are in place, enabling a new owner to continue operations or develop additional management strategies with minimal delay.

This 420 acre ranch lies on the HughesCoal county line in south central Oklahoma, offering excellent access and visibility along Old Highway 75. The land features productive Bermuda grass pasture, rolling hills, and scattered wooded areas that support both livestock production and wildlife habitat. Ten ponds are distributed across the ranch, and a 6-acre lake provides a dependable water source for cattle as well as fishing opportunities. Managed under a rotational grazing system, the property historically supported about 100 head of cattle and is currently carrying approximately 27 head. Two well houses supply water to the home and bunkhouse, while internal roads and pasture lanes provide efficient movement for livestock and equipment.Infrastructure on the property is well suited for a working ranch. A barndominium-style home of approximately 1,500 square feet serves as a comfortable residence or headquarters. Supporting structures include three 3060 barns and a 3040 barn, providing flexible space for machinery, hay, or livestock shelter. A 2550 set of working pens allows for efficient livestock handling. Beyond cattle operations, the ranch offers recreational appeal with habitat for deer, turkey, hogs, migrating waterfowl and the occasional elk. The combination of pasture, scattered timber, and abundant water enhances hunting opportunities and year-round fishing.With its established forage, plentiful water resources, and extensive infrastructure, this Hughes and Coal County property provides flexibility for cattle production, wildlife management, or both. Its frontage on Old Highway 75 allows convenient travel to surrounding communities while preserving the privacy of a rural setting. Utilities, fencing, and ranch roads are in place, enabling a new owner to continue operations or develop additional management strategies with minimal delay.

This 420 acre ranch lies on the HughesCoal county line in south central Oklahoma, offering excellent access and visibility along Old Highway 75. The land features productive Bermuda grass pasture, rolling hills, and scattered wooded areas that support both livestock production and wildlife habitat. Ten ponds are distributed across the ranch, and a 6-acre lake provides a dependable water source for cattle as well as fishing opportunities. Managed under a rotational grazing system, the property historically supported about 100 head of cattle and is currently carrying approximately 27 head. Two well houses supply water to the home and bunkhouse, while internal roads and pasture lanes provide efficient movement for livestock and equipment.Infrastructure on the property is well suited for a working ranch. A barndominium-style home of approximately 1,500 square feet serves as a comfortable residence or headquarters. Supporting structures include three 3060 barns and a 3040 barn, providing flexible space for machinery, hay, or livestock shelter. A 2550 set of working pens allows for efficient livestock handling. Beyond cattle operations, the ranch offers recreational appeal with habitat for deer, turkey, hogs, migrating waterfowl and the occasional elk. The combination of pasture, scattered timber, and abundant water enhances hunting opportunities and year-round fishing.With its established forage, plentiful water resources, and extensive infrastructure, this Hughes and Coal County property provides flexibility for cattle production, wildlife management, or both. Its frontage on Old Highway 75 allows convenient travel to surrounding communities while preserving the privacy of a rural setting. Utilities, fencing, and ranch roads are in place, enabling a new owner to continue operations or develop additional management strategies with minimal delay.

This 420 acre ranch lies on the HughesCoal county line in south central Oklahoma, offering excellent access and visibility along Old Highway 75. The land features productive Bermuda grass pasture, rolling hills, and scattered wooded areas that support both livestock production and wildlife habitat. Ten ponds are distributed across the ranch, and a 6-acre lake provides a dependable water source for cattle as well as fishing opportunities. Managed under a rotational grazing system, the property historically supported about 100 head of cattle and is currently carrying approximately 27 head. Two well houses supply water to the home and bunkhouse, while internal roads and pasture lanes provide efficient movement for livestock and equipment.Infrastructure on the property is well suited for a working ranch. A barndominium-style home of approximately 1,500 square feet serves as a comfortable residence or headquarters. Supporting structures include three 3060 barns and a 3040 barn, providing flexible space for machinery, hay, or livestock shelter. A 2550 set of working pens allows for efficient livestock handling. Beyond cattle operations, the ranch offers recreational appeal with habitat for deer, turkey, hogs, migrating waterfowl and the occasional elk. The combination of pasture, scattered timber, and abundant water enhances hunting opportunities and year-round fishing.With its established forage, plentiful water resources, and extensive infrastructure, this Hughes and Coal County property provides flexibility for cattle production, wildlife management, or both. Its frontage on Old Highway 75 allows convenient travel to surrounding communities while preserving the privacy of a rural setting. Utilities, fencing, and ranch roads are in place, enabling a new owner to continue operations or develop additional management strategies with minimal delay.

990 +/- Acres Horton Cattle Ranch Price: $3,550 per acre. Animal Units: 150 cows with hay production. Terms: No owner financing. Location: Holdenville, Oklahoma, Hughes County. Comments: This cattle and hunting ranch also has good hay production. The ranch is approximately 50% beautiful trees and 50% open meadows. The very nice house sits on the highest part of the ranch and overlooks the entire property. With large metal corrals and extensive connecting lanes, handling cattle is as easy as it gets. Improvements: The 2,000 sq. ft. house has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, an open concept kitchen, dining room and large den with fireplace, and a covered porch. Extensive metal corral. 2 Hay Barns. Storage Unit. Water: Several water wells, several nice ponds, 1 mile frontage on the Little River. Holdenville, OK gets 42 inches of rain, on average, per year. Terrain: Upland overlooks beautiful open bottom. Fences: Excellent barbed wire fences, numerous cross fences. Grasses: Winter grasses include rye grass, and clovers. Summer grasses include Bermuda, and numerous native grasses. Game: Trophy whitetail deer, and some wild hogs. 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 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.

990 +/- Acres Horton Cattle Ranch Price: $3,550 per acre. Animal Units: 150 cows with hay production. Terms: No owner financing. Location: Holdenville, Oklahoma, Hughes County. Comments: This cattle and hunting ranch also has good hay production. The ranch is approximately 50% beautiful trees and 50% open meadows. The very nice house sits on the highest part of the ranch and overlooks the entire property. With large metal corrals and extensive connecting lanes, handling cattle is as easy as it gets. Improvements: The 2,000 sq. ft. house has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, an open concept kitchen, dining room and large den with fireplace, and a covered porch. Extensive metal corral. 2 Hay Barns. Storage Unit. Water: Several water wells, several nice ponds, 1 mile frontage on the Little River. Holdenville, OK gets 42 inches of rain, on average, per year. Terrain: Upland overlooks beautiful open bottom. Fences: Excellent barbed wire fences, numerous cross fences. Grasses: Winter grasses include rye grass, and clovers. Summer grasses include Bermuda, and numerous native grasses. Game: Trophy whitetail deer, and some wild hogs. 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 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.