Jefferson County, Oklahoma Land For Sale (20 results)

The Barrett Ranch on Beaver Creek is a combination ranch that has strong ranching, farming, and recreational components. The ranch is adjacent to Hwy 81 on the east boundary and encompasses over 3 miles of Beaver Creek frontage. The perimeter and cross fences appear to be in very good condition, including fencing to keep cattle out of the creek. The northern part of the property is a mix of rolling native grass-covered terrain with scattered plum thickets and a beautiful pecan bottom along the creek. There is an entry to this tract off Hwy 81 via a closed section line road with power running along the north boundary. The southeast portion of the ranch lies directly along Hwy 81 with frontage along the highway for 1.25+/- miles. The main entrance off the highway is next to the working pens and includes a loadout, covered working area, and scales. The fences that extend to the north and south of the working pens are angled to facilitate moving cattle toward the pens from either direction. The central and southeastern portions of the ranch are level with minimal elevation change. Currently, wheat pasture is planted and possession will be given after the harvest of the crop. Next to the wheat are fields planted to B Dahl Bluestem which can be harvested for the seed and/or baled for grass hay. There are several ponds/tanks in this portion of the ranch for livestock, including a pond that measures just over 3+/- acres of surface area. Continuing along the east side of the creek is a stunning pecan grove with old-growth mature trees. A mix of oak and walnut trees also line the winding banks of Beaver Creek. The acreage on the west side of the creek totals roughly 233+/- acres and is comprised of B Dahl Bluestem, native grass, and blocks of timber along Beaver Creek. What appears to be an old oxbow slough runs through the southwestern portion of the place just west of the railroad tracks. If duck hunting is your passion, there are several low spots that could be improved to attract more ducks. Several nice coveys of quail were noted during the preparation of this listing. Jefferson County has become one of the most notable counties in the state for trophy whitetails. Multiple 200" deer have been harvested in the past couple of years within reasonable proximity to Beaver Creek. Giants like that may not be the norm, but they are out there! If you're looking for a ranch that also has a hunting & fishing component with excellent access then the Barrett Ranch on Beaver Creek needs to be at the top of your list to consider! Seller is willing to divide! Location: *Ryan, OK - 3 miles *Waurika, OK - 8 miles *Bowie, TX - 36 miles *DFW - 110 miles *Oklahoma City - 114 miles Access: *Highway 81 and County Road Access Water: *Nearly 3.5 miles of frontage along Beaver Creek *2 large sloughs *10 ponds Utilities: Climate: *Approximately +/- 33 inches of annual precipitation Minerals: *Surface Only Wildlife: *Whitetail Deer *Wild Turkey *Waterfowl *Dove *Quail *Wild Hogs Fishing: *Bass *Bluegill *Catfish Terrain: *Elevation ranges from 810' to 900' *Beaver Creek dominates the landscape, shaping the terrain with beautiful pecan bottoms next to the creek as well as a mix of native grass pasture, hay fields, and cultivated farmland. * Improvements: *Working pens Equipment: *NA If you are not already on the Legendary Land Company website, please follow the "Property Website" link. When purchasing a property listed by Legendary Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Legendary Land Company.

Welcome to your country paradise on 134+- acres! You know when you pull down the driveway that is place is going to be special. This stunning 3-bedroom, 3-bath home with an office has space, updates, and charm galore. Inside, you’ll find two spacious living areas, a freshly updated kitchen, and all-new lighting, flooring, and paint. The primary suite is a retreat of its own—featuring a loft, walk-in attic access, and a safe room inside the closet. The two guest bedrooms share a convenient Jack-and-Jill bath. The oversized laundry with a full bath across the hall makes getting cleaned up easy after a hard days work. The home is built with a durable steel frame and dual AC units both replaced in 2024 for comfort and efficiency. Step outside and take in the wide-open views that stretch across 134 usable acres bordering the Jap Beaver Lake area. A 30x50 insulated shop with 3 overhead doors and a 20-ft lean-to provides plenty of space for equipment, hobbies, or livestock. This property is perfect for anyone wanting to run cattle with 2 ponds and a draw running through it. You need to come and see this one for yourself!

Imagine your own private hunting sanctuary where over 4,000 feet of pristine Mud Creek winds through 172 +/- acres of meticulously managed wildlife habitat. This rare live water source has established the property as the premier destination in eastern Jefferson County for trophy whitetail deer and outstanding turkey hunting. An old creek channel creates the perfect timber hole for waterfowl hunting, while a recently reshaped creek crossing with skid steer work features a hard rock-packed bottom, providing reliable all-weather access to both sides of the property. Large neighboring tracts and a community of conservation-minded hunters allow bucks to reach full maturity and the results speak for themselves. This turn-key operation eliminates the guesswork with proven infrastructure already in place. The innovative 1,200-square-foot hybrid container/shop headquarters, protected by new barbed-wire fencing, features two expertly converted Xcalibur shipping containers providing finished living quarters complete with bunk beds, master bedroom, full kitchen, and bathroom, plus dedicated enclosed storage space. Two tank blinds come with the property, one equipped with a metal platform and stairs for optimal positioning. Three high-quality ASF feeders are strategically placed: a 1,000-pound stand and fill Broadcast feeder, a 1,650 Combo Protein feeder, and a 600-pound Broadcast Feeder with solar power. The sophisticated habitat management program includes over 200 mature pecan trees representing premium varieties (Stuart, Mahan, Burkett, and natives) operating under a crop share arrangement with a local partner. This year's pecan income totaled $1,357.54, providing both wildlife nutrition and supplemental revenue. Recent plantings of 55 additional trees, including bur oak, paw paw, persimmon, nuttall oak, and hybrid chestnut, demonstrate ongoing enhancement. Five strategically located food plots provide diverse nutrition sources: an eight-acre primary plot with four acres of oats, two acres of spring mix, and two acres of brown top millet; a two-acre orchard plot typically planted to oats; an established clover plot showing promising growth after recent rains; a newly established plot; and a chufa plot. This is more than a hunting property it's a fully realized vision of what dedicated wildlife management can achieve. Years of thoughtful planning and infrastructure investment have created the ultimate hunting retreat, ready for immediate enjoyment while offering endless opportunities for the passionate outdoorsman to build upon an already exceptional foundation. Property Features -0.8 +/- miles of Mud Creek on both sides -1,200-square-foot container/shop with living quarters, water well, electric meter, septic system -Enclosed storage -5 established food plots - totaling 12+ acres with diverse plantings -200+ mature pecan trees -Stuart, Mahan, Burkett, native species -Crop share arrangement - with local partner for pecan harvest -Income producing ($1,357 this year) -3 ASF feeders - 1,000 lb, 1,650 lb combo, and 600 lb solar units -2 tank blinds - one with a metal platform and stairs -Reliable creek crossing -Trophy hunting habitat -Timber hole duck hunting -Pond and creek fishing opportunities -55 newly planted trees -New barbed-wire fencing -Large neighboring tracts -10 miles - Ringling, OK -68 miles - Wichita Falls, TX -114 miles - Oklahoma City, OK -125 miles - DFW

Red River Springs is a truly special property that seldom comes to market. Featuring a half-mile of Red River frontage, this remarkable bottomland is paired with productive class 1 tillable agricultural fields, creating a versatile and highly desirable landscape. Whether you're looking to expand agricultural operations or develop a premier recreational retreat, the possibilities are endless. This property offers exceptional potential for farming, world-class waterfowl hunting, and trophy whitetail deer habitata rare blend of productivity and natural beauty. Don't miss this unique opportunity to own a legacy property on the Red River. Location: *River Star Casino - 3 miles *Terral, OK - 4 miles *Wichita Falls, TX - 42 miles *DFW - 88 miles *Oklahoma City - 150 miles Access: *3/4 mile of frontage on County Road E2170 Water: *1/2 mile of Red River frontage *1 mile of spring-fed creeks and seasonal water ways *One Spring-Fed Pond Utilities: *Water Well *Electric Meter *Septic System Climate: *Approximately +/-36 inches of annual precipitation Minerals: *Surface Only Wildlife: *Whitetail Deer *Wild Turkey *Waterfowl *Dove *Quail *Wild Hogs Fishing: *Bass *Bluegill *Catfish Terrain: *Topography ranging from 780' to 840' *Rolling bermuda grass pasture Improvements: *1,324' farm house built in 1942 *25' x 35' equipment shed *2 sets of cattle working pens Equipment: *NA Rarely does a property come to market with the exceptional diversity offered by Red River Springs. The "top side" of this property features a 1,324 sf farmhouse and an 80 acre wheat field, nourished by natural springs that form a creek flowing toward the Red River. Currently used for grazing, this area holds outstanding potential for developing a series of waterfowl impoundmentswithout sacrificing any grazing land. Situated along a major migration corridor, the ranch could become a premier destination for waterfowl hunting. Just northeast of the wheat field lie two tracts of hay ground, measuring 10 and 16 acres. Heading south across the county road, the landscape transforms dramatically as it descends toward the Red River. The spring-fed creek turns into a series of waterfalls framed by dense hardwood timber, with several areas well-suited for a lake site. The terrain transitions from upland native pasture to a sandy loam pecan grove. This property also marks the first section of the river featuring sandbars east of the river bridge. The current owner has occasionally grazed cattle on this side of the ranch, but it has primarily been used for hunting. In 2024, a 160"+ whitetail buck was harvested, with many more regularly appearing on game cameras. If you are not already on the Legendary Land Company website, please follow the "Property Website" link. When purchasing a property listed by Legendary Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Legendary Land Company.

Jefferson County Ranch is a combination ranch with native grass pastures, thickets and mesquite timber. The property has gently rolling topography and overlooks the Red River valley in Western Jefferson County. This area is known for excellent deer and turkey hunting, but the property is also situated in big ranch country and will support about a cow/calf pair per 10 to 12 acres. The topography in the wooded draws lends itself for the construction of new ponds. With quail whistling and big scenic views, this ranch has the feeling of West Texas, but is less than two hours Northwest of DFW. This property recently underwent a prescribed burn which will help reduce weeds and woody vegetation while increasing the growth of healthy native grass and forbs. This property is part of a larger landholding with tract sizes ranging from 65 to 402 acres in size. Location: *Waurika - 6 miles *Wichita Falls - 33 miles *Decatur, TX - 77 miles *DFW - 120 miles *Oklahoma City - 111 miles Access: *1/2 mile of paved State Highway frontage *1/4 mile of gravel County Road frontage Water: *One pond *Seasonal creek drainages *Locations to build a new pond Utilities: *Rural water available *Electricity available Climate: *Approximately +/- 32 inches of annual precipitation Minerals: *Surface Only Wildlife: *Whitetail Deer *Wild Turkey *Waterfowl *Dove *Quail *Wild Hogs Fishing: *NA Terrain: *120' of elevation change *Upland rolling rangeland *Scattered mesquite timber and brush *Elms and Hackberry in the drainages *Rough and rugged ranch providing both hunting and grazing *Native grass and Crosstimbers habitat Improvements: *NA Equipment: *NA If you are not already on the Legendary Land Company website, please follow the "Property Website" link. When purchasing a property listed by Legendary Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Legendary Land Company.

Jefferson County Ranch is a combination ranch with native grass pastures, thickets and mesquite timber. The property has gently rolling topography and overlooks the Red River valley in Western Jefferson County. This area is known for excellent deer and turkey hunting, but the property is also situated in big ranch country and will support about a cow/calf pair per 10 to 12 acres. The topography in the wooded draws lends itself for the construction of new ponds. With quail whistling and big scenic views, this ranch has the feeling of West Texas, but is less than two hours Northwest of DFW. Additional land available. This property recently underwent a prescribed burn which will help reduce weeds and woody vegetation while increasing the growth of healthy native grass and forbs. This ranch is a part of a larger landholding with tracts available from 65 to 402 acres in size. Location: *Waurika - 7 miles *Wichita Falls - 34 miles *Decatur, TX - 78 miles *DFW - 121 miles *Oklahoma City - 112 miles Access: *3/4 mile of gravel County Road frontage Water: *Two ponds *Seasonal creek drainages *Locations to build new ponds Utilities: *Rural water available *Electricity available Climate: *Approximately +/- 32 inches of annual precipitation Minerals: *Surface Only Wildlife: *Whitetail Deer *Wild Turkey *Waterfowl *Dove *Quail *Wild Hogs Fishing: *NA Terrain: *100' of elevation change *Upland rolling rangeland *Scattered mesquite timber and brush *Elms and Hackberry in the drainages *Rough and rugged ranch providing both hunting and grazing *Native grass and Crosstimbers habitat Improvements: *NA Equipment: *NA If you are not already on the Legendary Land Company website, please follow the "Property Website" link. When purchasing a property listed by Legendary Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Legendary Land Company.

Post Oak Creek Ranch in Jefferson County is in excellent combination property offering healthy cattle and hay pastures along with thick hunting habitat. Native grass uplands mixed with hardwood creek bottoms provide perfect cover for managing deer and turkey. There is an existing ranch house on the property being sold AS-IS. Location: *Ringling - 4 miles *Ardmore - 29 miles *Marietta - 38 miles *Oklahoma City - 109 miles *DFW - 106 miles Access: *3/8 mile of paved two lane highway frontage on Hwy 89 *3/4 mile of gravel County Road frontage Water: *Five ponds *Over 1 mile of seasonal Post Oak Creek *Duck impoundment potential *Lake construction potential Utilities: *Electric Meter *Water well *Septic System Climate: *Approximately +/- 35 inches of annual precipitation Minerals: *Surface Only Wildlife: *Whitetail Deer *Wild Turkey *Waterfowl *Dove *Hogs Fishing: *Bass *Bluegill *Catfish Terrain: *Class 2 & 3 silt loam soils *Rolling, mixed grass pastures with bermuda and native grasses *Topography ranging from 820' to 880' *Post oak timber *Healthy crosstimbers *Flat hay field *Native pecan bottoms Improvements: *1,904 sf home built in 1965 - 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (Sold in AS-IS condition) *Miscellaneous outbuildings *Fenced and crossfenced *Strong set of cattle pens Equipment: *NA If you are not already on the Legendary Land Company website, please follow the "Property Website" link. When purchasing a property listed by Legendary Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Legendary Land Company.

Catty-corner from the Hastings Cemetery is a great tract that is approximately 122 tillable acres, with the remainder being grass. With cattle prices staying high, a tract like this will surely make it nice for grazing this fall and winter. There's great perimeter fence along with an interior fence separating the majority of the tillable farmland from the grass tract and pond. The pond is approximately 2.34 acres in size at full capacity. All of the tillable soils are class 2 Kirkland silt loam with primarily 0-1% slopes and some 1-3% slopes. This is a great all-around property for any farmer or rancher, not to mention the waterfowl hunting potential. The closest bank to Waurika Lake is less than a mile and half away. With the right crops and weather, this property has all the potential to be an absolute bang-up waterfowl tract. Waurika Lake is known for having a great population of geese and ducks every winter, and all those birds will be looking for feeds close to the lake. Get a hold of Rustin for all inquiries or to set up a private showing.

The Union Valley Ranch is productive combination ranch with both farm fields and thick oak timber. This is a unique small acreage located amongst large ranches in Southern Jefferson County. This ranch would make an ideal location to build a rural home, while having fertile soils for winter pasture and excellent hunting. There have been some really big deer taken from this region and the dove and quail hunting can be exceptional when the conditions are right. Location: *Terral, OK - 6 miles *Texas State Line on Hwy 81 - 7 miles *Ringold, TX - 12 miles *DFW - 100 miles *Oklahoma City - 125 miles Access: *7/8 mile of County Road frontage Utilities: *Water Wells readily attainable in the area *Electricity available along the road frontage Climate: *Approximately +/- 35 inches of annual precipitation Minerals: *Surface Only Wildlife: *Whitetail Deer *Wild Turkey *Waterfowl *Dove *Quail *Wild Hogs Fishing: *NA Terrain: *Mostly flat terrain *Class 3 Sandy Loam soils *50 acres of cultivated winter wheat fields *10 acres of mature Post Oak forest *Scattered large native Pecan trees *Excellent deer and bird hunting Improvements: *NA Equipment: *NA If you are not already on the Legendary Land Company website, please follow the "Property Website" link. When purchasing a property listed by Legendary Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Legendary Land Company.

Jefferson County Ranch is a combination ranch with native grass pastures, thickets and mesquite timber. The property has gently rolling topography and overlooks the Red River valley in Western Jefferson County. This area is known for excellent deer and turkey hunting, but the property is also situated in big ranch country and will support about a cow/calf pair per 10 to 12 acres. The topography in the wooded draws lends itself for the construction of new ponds. With quail whistling and big scenic views, this ranch has the feeling of West Texas, but is less than two hours Northwest of DFW. This property recently underwent a prescribed burn which will help reduce weeds and woody vegetation while increasing the growth of healthy native grass and forbs. This property is part of a larger landholding with tract sizes ranging from 65 to 402 acres in size. Location: *Waurika - 7 miles *Wichita Falls - 34 miles *Decatur, TX - 78 miles *DFW - 121 miles *Oklahoma City - 112 miles Access: *1/2 mile of gravel County Road frontage Water: *One pond *Seasonal creek drainages *Locations to build a new pond Utilities: *Rural water available *Electricity available Climate: *Approximately +/- 32 inches of annual precipitation Minerals: *Surface Only Wildlife: *Whitetail Deer *Wild Turkey *Waterfowl *Dove *Quail *Wild Hogs Fishing: *NA Terrain: *120' of elevation change *Upland rolling rangeland *Scattered mesquite timber and brush *Elms and Hackberry in the drainages *Rough and rugged ranch providing both hunting and grazing *Native grass and Crosstimbers habitat Improvements: *NA Equipment: *NA If you are not already on the Legendary Land Company website, please follow the "Property Website" link. When purchasing a property listed by Legendary Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Legendary Land Company.

Clear Creek Ranch in western Love County is in ideal combination property offering fertile cattle and hay pastures and native pecan bottoms mixed with hardwood timber which makes this also an outstanding hunting property. Creek bottoms of Love County are widely known for producing big whitetail deer and healthy flocks of Rio Grande turkeys. The flat topography in the creek bottom has potential for building waterfowl impoundments amongst native pecan trees. There is an existing ranch house on the property being sold AS-IS. *There is an adjoining 200 acre property on the West side of this tract which can be added together for a total of 393 acres (Click the All Maps tab below to see an aerial of the 393 acres) Location: *Ardmore - 33 miles *Marietta - 37 miles *Oklahoma City - 113 miles *DFW - 104 miles Access: *1/2 mile of gravel County Road frontage Water: *Three ponds *1/4 mile of seasonal Clear Creek *Duck impoundment potential Utilities: *Electric Meter *Water well *Septic System Climate: *Approximately +/- 35 inches of annual precipitation Minerals: *Surface Only Wildlife: *Whitetail Deer *Wild Turkey *Waterfowl *Dove *Hogs Fishing: *Bass *Bluegill *Catfish Terrain: *Class 2 & 3 sandy loam soils *Rolling, mixed grass pastures with bermuda and native grasses *Topography ranging from 790' to 820' *Post oak timber *Flat hay field *Native pecan bottoms Improvements: *2,376 sf brick home built in 1988 - 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (Sold in AS-IS condition) *Miscellaneous outbuildings *Fenced on three sides (open on West to adjoining property) Equipment: *NA If you are not already on the Legendary Land Company website, please follow the "Property Website" link. When purchasing a property listed by Legendary Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Legendary Land Company.

Clear Creek Ranch in western Love County is in ideal combination property offering fertile cattle and hay pastures and native pecan bottoms mixed with hardwood timber which makes this also an outstanding hunting property. Creek bottoms in Love and Jefferson County are widely known for producing big whitetail deer and healthy flocks of Rio Grande turkeys. The flat topography in the creek bottom has potential for building waterfowl impoundments amongst native pecan trees. There are two existing ranch houses on the property being sold AS-IS. *This property can be split into the East 193 acres or West 200 acres Location: *Ardmore - 33 miles *Marietta - 37 miles *Oklahoma City - 113 miles *DFW - 104 miles Access: *1 and 1/8 mile of gravel County Road frontage Water: *Six ponds *1 mile of seasonal Clear Creek *Duck impoundment potential Utilities: *Electric Meter *Water well *Septic System Climate: *Approximately +/- 35 inches of annual precipitation Minerals: *Surface Only Wildlife: *Whitetail Deer *Wild Turkey *Waterfowl *Dove *Hogs Fishing: *Bass *Bluegill *Catfish Terrain: *Class 2 & 3 sandy loam soils *Rolling, mixed grass pastures with bermuda and native grasses *Topography ranging from 790' to 850' *Post oak timber *Flat hay field *Native pecan bottoms Improvements: *2,376 sf brick home built in 1988 - 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (Sold in AS-IS condition) *1,342 sf brick home built in 1977 - 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (Sold in AS-IS condition) *Miscellaneous outbuildings *Fenced Equipment: *NA If you are not already on the Legendary Land Company website, please follow the "Property Website" link. When purchasing a property listed by Legendary Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Legendary Land Company.

Clear Creek Ranch in eastern Jefferson County is in ideal combination property offering fertile cattle and hay pastures and native pecan bottoms mixed with hardwood timber which makes this also an outstanding hunting property. Creek bottoms of Jefferson County are widely known for producing big whitetail deer and healthy flocks of Rio Grande turkeys. The flat topography in the creek bottom has potential for building waterfowl impoundments amongst native pecan trees. There is an existing ranch house on the property being sold AS-IS. *There is an adjoining 193 acre property on the East side of this tract which can be added together for a total of 393 acres (Click the All Maps tab below to see an aerial of the 393 acres) Location: *Ardmore - 33 miles *Marietta - 37 miles *Oklahoma City - 113 miles *DFW - 104 miles Access: *5/8 mile of gravel County Road frontage Water: *Three ponds *3/4 mile of seasonal Clear Creek *Duck impoundment potential Utilities: *Electric Meter *Water well *Septic System Climate: *Approximately +/- 35 inches of annual precipitation Minerals: *Surface Only Wildlife: *Whitetail Deer *Wild Turkey *Waterfowl *Dove *Hogs Fishing: *Bass *Bluegill *Catfish Terrain: *Class 2 & 3 sandy loam soils *Rolling, mixed grass pastures with bermuda and native grasses *Topography ranging from 790' to 850' *Post oak timber *Flat hay field *Native pecan bottoms Improvements: *1,342 sf brick home built in 1970 - 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (Sold in AS-IS condition) *Fenced on three sides (open on East to adjoining property) Equipment: *NA If you are not already on the Legendary Land Company website, please follow the "Property Website" link. When purchasing a property listed by Legendary Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Legendary Land Company.

321 Acres on the Red River A True Outdoor Paradise Escape to your own private haven on the Red River with this stunning 321 acre property. Featuring over half a mile of river frontage, this rare offering combines breathtaking natural beauty, abundant wildlife, and endless recreational opportunities. Perched high on a scenic bluff, a perfect home site awaitsideal for building your dream getaway with sweeping views of the river below. The property boasts approximately 300 acres of rich river bottomland, perfect for exploring, trail riding, or creating your own hunting retreat. Nature enthusiasts will love the diverse habitat that attracts deer, turkey, hogs, and more, making it a hunters dream. Enjoy weekends fishing along the riverbank, watching wildlife, or simply relaxing under the wide Oklahoma sky. Whether youre looking for a weekend escape, a recreational retreat, or a future homesite with spectacular views, this Red River property offers it all. This land is priced at $6500/acre. Total price will be determined by survey. Additional land is available for interested buyers. Call Mike for more information or to schedule a showing. Mike Faulkner: 580-465-3571 This listing is co-brokered with Clayton-Waggoner Properties: 214-417-5266 When purchasing a property listed by Turner Land Company LLC, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified at first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Turner Land Company LLC.

**1541 +/- Acres of Riverfront Property** Land like this doesn't come along often! Are you dreaming of owning your own ranch with stunning sunset views, abundant hunting opportunities, and frontage on the Red River? Look no further! The River Bluff Ranch, located on the banks of the Red River in Jefferson County, Oklahoma, and Clay County, Texas, is a dream property featuring timber-lined trails, ponds, and fields of grass and wildflowers. A gated entry welcomes visitors and leads to the River Bluff Lodge, a beautiful 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath lodge with ample space for additional sleeping quarters. The lodge features a large kitchen with a commercial sink, two fireplaces, spacious living areas, and breathtaking views. Its ideal for hunters seeking a weekend getaway or families looking for a forever home. A covered front porch is perfect for watching sunsets, while a large back porch includes a bar and a relaxing shaded area. Just up the hill, you'll find an additional cabin that offers 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, a kitchen, and a covered front porchmaking it the perfect spot for weekend visitors or extra guests. If hunting is your passion, this land is rich with white-tailed deer, turkey, hogs, and small game. With river access and dense tree cover, this property nurtures big game, birds, and more. Fish along the shores of the Red River with 1.5 +/- miles of river frontage, where you can spend your days catching channel catfish, flathead, sand bass, and more. Whether you're looking for a place to gather family and friends or to create a destination for outdoor experiences, River Bluff Ranch is ready to become yours. This property may be purchased in the proposed divisions or as one total package! Property may be divided as follows: 321+/- Acres: $6500/Acre This tract includes 5 acres on the river bluff, perfect for a homesite overlooking the Red River! The remainder of the land is river bottom: Perfect for Hunting and Recreation. 700+/- Acres: $6950/Acre Including the beautiful River Bluff Lodge, this tract offers ample grazing land in addition to timber and river frontage perfect for adventuring! 520+/- Acres: $6950/Acre Looking for a getaway? This tract includes a 2 Bedroom cabin ready for weekend explorers to spend time riding the trails and fishing the Red River! Call Mike for more information or to schedule a showing. Mike Faulkner: 580-465-3571 This listing is co-brokered with Clayton-Waggoner Properties: 214-417-5266 When purchasing a property listed by Turner Land Company LLC, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified at first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Turner Land Company LLC.

Discover the true spirit of ranch life at Jefferson County Ranch, where native grass pastures, scattered thickets, and mesquite timber create a perfect balance of beauty and function. This property offers gently rolling terrain with sweeping views of the Red River valley in Western Jefferson County. Renowned for exceptional deer and turkey hunting, the area also supports cattle operations, sustaining about one cow/calf pair per 10 to 12 acres. The land’s natural draws and contours provide ideal spots for building additional ponds, enhancing both the ranch’s water resources and its appeal for wildlife. With quail calls echoing across wide-open skies and panoramic views reminiscent of West Texas, it’s hard to believe this ranch is less than two hours northwest of DFW. Recently, a prescribed burn was completed to rejuvenate the land, reducing unwanted brush and weeds while encouraging lush native grasses and forbs to thrive. The result is a cleaner, healthier landscape that’s ready for both grazing and recreation. Jefferson County Ranch is part of a larger landholding offering a variety of tract sizes from 40 to 640 acres, giving buyers flexibility whether they’re looking for a manageable weekend retreat or a full-scale working ranch. This is your opportunity to own a piece of North Texas ranch country that combines production, recreation, and natural beauty in one remarkable property.: Location: Waurika - 7 miles Wichita Falls - 34 miles Decatur, TX - 78 miles DFW - 121 miles Oklahoma City - 112 miles Access: 3/4 mile of gravel County Road frontage Water: Two ponds Seasonal creek drainages Locations to build new ponds Utilities: Rural water available Electricity available Climate: Approximately +/- 32 inches of annual precipitation Minerals: Surface Only Wildlife: Whitetail Deer Wild Turkey Waterfowl Dove Quail Wild Hogs Fishing: Na Terrain: 100' of elevation change Upland rolling rangeland Scattered mesquite timber and brush Elms and Hackberry in the drainages Rough and rugged ranch providing both hunting and grazing Native grass and Cross Timbers habitat Improvements: Na Equipment: Na If you are not already on the Legendary Land Company website, please follow the "Property Website" link. When purchasing a property listed by Legendary Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Legendary Land Company.

Discover the rugged beauty and endless potential of Jefferson County Ranch, a true combination property located in the rolling landscape of western Jefferson County, Oklahoma. This expansive ranch features a mix of native grass pastures, mesquite timber, and brush thickets, offering the perfect balance of open grazing land and natural habitat for wildlife. Overlooking the Red River valley, the property provides sweeping views that capture the charm and character of classic ranch country. The land’s gently rolling topography is both functional and picturesque. The combination of open grassland and wooded draws makes it suitable for livestock operations as well as exceptional hunting and recreation. This region is well known for producing quality deer and turkey, and the ranch offers a prime setting for outdoor enthusiasts. The healthy pastures can support approximately one cow-calf pair per ten to twelve acres, giving ranchers the opportunity to manage an efficient and sustainable grazing operation. The varied terrain also presents excellent opportunities for constructing new ponds, enhancing both livestock watering options and wildlife habitat. Jefferson County Ranch recently benefited from a prescribed burn, a land management practice designed to rejuvenate the ecosystem. This controlled burn helps reduce invasive weeds and woody vegetation, promoting the regrowth of native grasses and forbs that improve forage quality for livestock and wildlife alike. The result is a cleaner, healthier landscape that supports strong pasture productivity and vibrant biodiversity. Beyond its ranching and hunting potential, the property’s natural setting captures the spirit of the American West. The calls of quail echo across the landscape, and the wide-open views give a sense of space and freedom rarely found so close to major metropolitan areas. The ranch feels like it belongs deep in West Texas, yet it is conveniently located less than two hours northwest of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. This accessibility makes it an appealing option for weekend ranchers, hunters, or those looking for a long-term investment in high-quality land. Jefferson County Ranch is part of a larger landholding, with available tracts ranging in size from forty to six hundred forty acres. This flexibility allows buyers to select the parcel size that best fits their goals, whether for a private recreational retreat, a working cattle operation, or an expansion of existing holdings. Each tract offers its own unique combination of terrain, vegetation, and views, making every piece of this ranch a valuable and distinct opportunity. With its balance of productive pasture, scenic beauty, and wildlife habitat, Jefferson County Ranch stands out as a property that can meet the needs of both ranchers and outdoor enthusiasts. Opportunities like this are rare in such a convenient location. Contact us today to learn more about available tract sizes or to schedule a private tour and experience the natural beauty and potential of this exceptional property.

Jefferson County Ranch offers an incredible opportunity to own a true combination property in the heart of western Jefferson County, Oklahoma. Spanning diverse terrain that includes native grass pastures, brushy thickets, and stands of mesquite timber, this land perfectly balances beauty, productivity, and recreation. With gently rolling topography and panoramic views overlooking the Red River Valley, the ranch captures the classic charm and open feel of West Texas landscapes, yet it sits less than two hours northwest of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. The ranch provides excellent opportunities for both livestock operations and wildlife management. The quality native grass supports approximately one cow-calf pair per ten to twelve acres, offering sustainable grazing potential. The surrounding region is known for outstanding hunting, with healthy populations of deer, turkey, dove, quail, and wild hogs regularly seen throughout the property. Seasonal creek drainages and one existing pond enhance the natural habitat, while the topography in the wooded draws offers ideal sites for constructing additional ponds if desired. The combination of productive rangeland, scenic terrain, and abundant wildlife makes this property versatile and highly desirable. A recent prescribed burn was completed to improve the health of the pastureland. This land management practice helps control invasive brush and weeds while encouraging the regrowth of native grasses and forbs, which benefits both livestock and game species. The result is a cleaner, more productive ranch with vibrant, nutrient-rich forage and stronger ecological balance. Jefferson County Ranch features roughly half a mile of gravel county road frontage, offering easy and reliable access year-round. Rural water and electricity are available, making the property ready for future improvements or the development of a ranch headquarters. The ranch’s 120 feet of elevation change adds character and provides numerous scenic viewpoints across the landscape. The terrain includes upland rolling rangeland, mesquite and brush cover, and hardwoods such as elm and hackberry in the creek bottoms. This combination of vegetation and elevation creates a rich, diverse environment suited for both grazing and recreation. With an average annual rainfall of approximately thirty-two inches, the region offers a balanced climate for livestock and native vegetation growth. The ranch is offered as surface only, with no mineral rights conveyed. Distances to Nearby Cities: Waurika – 7 miles Wichita Falls – 34 miles Decatur, Texas – 78 miles DFW Metroplex – 121 miles Oklahoma City – 112 miles Wildlife: Whitetail deer, wild turkey, dove, quail, waterfowl, and wild hogs are all found in abundance, making this a premier property for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts. Terrain and Habitat: Rolling uplands, native grasses, and Crosstimbers habitat create a classic Oklahoma landscape ideal for both ranching and outdoor recreation. The property’s rough yet scenic terrain provides a true western ranch feel, offering open grasslands, wooded draws, and stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Additional Details: The property is part of a larger landholding, with tracts available ranging from forty to six hundred forty acres. Buyers can choose from various sizes depending on their needs, whether for a full-scale cattle operation, hunting retreat, or investment property.

Ever thought about crossing the River into Oklahoma? Then check this out! Nestled on a picturesque 7 acres, this stunning ranch style home is located just one mile north of Waurika on Highway 5, and a mere four miles from the Waurika Lake Dam. This expansive residence offers 3,540 square feet of luxurious living space, featuring five spacious bedrooms and two elegant bathrooms. The grand 650 square foot covered entryway welcomes you into this beautiful home. There is a 432 square foot basement for extra storage and safety. Outdoor living is a delight with a refreshing swimming pool and deck area, perfect for entertaining, as well as a 1,200square foot pool house and guest home. The property also features a 30 by 60 show barn and a 20 by 40 shop, both with spray foam insulation. This exceptional property combines luxury and convenience in a prime location, offering everything you need for comfortable ranch living just minutes away from the natural beauty of Waurika Lake. Its truly a unique gem that blends elegance, functionality, and a touch of adventure! Centrally located in South-Central Oklahoma, near the Red River, which divides Oklahoma and Texas. Only 36 miles from Wichita Falls, TX. 103 miles to Oklahoma City, OK, and 121 miles to the Dallas/Ft. Worth area.

Big grain building located on railroad lease property in Ryan, Oklahoma. (Buyer to assume lease.) The building is 183 x 80 and will hold 300,000 bushels of wheat at capacity. There is an auger in the floor and also load-out legs. Very unique property. Big building not much money.