Johnston County, Oklahoma Land For Sale (28 results)

Whitetail Hills Ranch consists of 160 acres ideally situated between Connerville and Bromide, Oklahoma, nestled among several large landholdings in an area well known for its rugged terrain and exceptional whitetail deer. One of the most beneficial features of this property is its perfect layoutit measures exactly one mile from front to back, giving it the feel and huntability of a much larger tract. The ranch comes fully outfitted with two box blinds, each with an All Seasons corn feeder and an All Seasons protein feeder. Both setups overlook established food plots with ponds nearby, creating ideal conditions for deer and wildlife. In total, there are three bodies of water on the propertytwo ponds and a waterfowl sloughproviding year-round water sources and great hunting diversity. Toward the south end of the ranch, you'll find an old homesite with an existing electric meter and water well, making it a perfect location for your hunting camp or future cabin site. ***See adjoining listings owned by the same land owner, Delaware Creek Ranch 380 & Arbuckle Springs Ranch 320*** Location: *Oklahoma City - 111 miles *DFW - 139 miles *Bromide, OK - 3 miles *Connerville, OK - 3 miles *Tishamingo, OK - 20 miles Access: *County road access Water: *Two Ponds *Slough *One Seasonal creek Utilities: *Water Well *Electric Meter *Septic System Climate: *Approximately +/- 44.0 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 870' to 990'. * Rolling hills, mostly forested. *Natives Grasses and Browse Equipment: *Two 10' Box Blinds *Four all seasons feeders 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.

Whitetail Hills Ranch consists of 160 acres ideally situated between Connerville and Bromide, Oklahoma, nestled among several large landholdings in an area well known for its rugged terrain and exceptional whitetail deer. One of the most beneficial features of this property is its perfect layoutit measures exactly one mile from front to back, giving it the feel and huntability of a much larger tract. The ranch comes fully outfitted with two box blinds, each with an All Seasons corn feeder and an All Seasons protein feeder. Both setups overlook established food plots with ponds nearby, creating ideal conditions for deer and wildlife. In total, there are three bodies of water on the propertytwo ponds and a waterfowl sloughproviding year-round water sources and great hunting diversity. Toward the south end of the ranch, you'll find an old homesite with an existing electric meter and water well, making it a perfect location for your hunting camp or future cabin site. ***See adjoining listings owned by the same land owner, Delaware Creek Ranch 380 & Arbuckle Springs Ranch 320*** Location: *Oklahoma City - 111 miles *DFW - 139 miles *Bromide, OK - 3 miles *Connerville, OK - 3 miles *Tishamingo, OK - 20 miles Access: *County road access Water: *Two Ponds *Slough *One Seasonal creek Utilities: *Water Well *Electric Meter *Septic System Climate: *Approximately +/- 44.0 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 870' to 990'. * Rolling hills, mostly forested. *Natives Grasses and Browse Equipment: *Two 10' Box Blinds *Four all seasons feeders 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.

Delaware Creek Ranch is a registered Black Angus cow-calf operation and family hunting retreat located in Connerville, Oklahoma. The ranch currently supports approximately 65 cow-calf pairs while also producing hay and developing retained bulls and heifers. More than 2,000 feet of Delaware Creek winds through the property, enriching its premium grazing pastures and exceptional wildlife habitat. Both the cattle and hunting programs have been managed under strict, long-term stewardship practices, ensuring the continued productivity and balance of this remarkable ranch. ***See adjoining listings owned by the same land owner, Whitetail Hills 160 & Arbuckle Springs Ranch 320*** Location: *Oklahoma City - 112 miles *DFW - 136 miles *Connerville - 4 miles *Tishamingo - 20 miles *Bromide - 3 miles Access: *County Road Access Water: *Half mile of frontage along Delaware Creek *5 Ponds *Seasonal & spring fed creeks Utilities: *3 Water Wells *Electric Meter *2 Septic Systems Climate: *Approximately +/- 44.0 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 970' *Rolling terrain with a good mixture of pasture and large hardwood forest. *Bermuda Grass Hayfiields Improvements: *2005 Brick home 2,400' 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car garage *Metal shop building 40'X60' metal shop building with office/ apartment *New pipe holding corrals with sorting alley *Original pipe corrals and load out *6 20'X25' loafing sheds *60'x100' haybarn *Moonshine Cabin (Primitive rock cabin built with rock from Delaware creek in the 1970's) This was the original owners deer camp. Equipment: *New 40'X100' covered working pens with Arrowquip 750 series chute, alley & tub. *7 pipe feed bunks *15' tower deer blind *All seasons Feeder General Description: Delaware Creek Ranch features two residences. The main home is a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom brick house with a 2-car garage, built in 2005, and overlooks Delaware Creek. This home also includes a 40' x 60' metal shop building with an office/apartment, which also overlooks the creek. The second home, built in 1995, is a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1,780 sq ft house with multiple outbuildings. The cattle facility has evolved to include new 40' x 100' covered working pens equipped with a new Arrowquip 750 Series chute, alley, and tub, as well as sorting alleys, holding pens, and feedlot bunks for bull and heifer development. There are four 2-acre feedlots and one 5-acre paddock, all supplied with well water and feed bunks. Each paddock includes a 20' x 25' loafing shed, along with ample natural shade and Bermuda grass pastures. The ranch is fenced and cross-fenced into four main pastures. Two of these are used for hay production during the growing season and are grazed during the winter months. In addition to its livestock operations, Delaware Creek Ranch offers excellent hunting opportunities. The owners have actively managed the property for whitetail deer in a region well known for producing trophy-class whitetail. The combination of creek frontage, natural cover, and food sources creates an ideal habitat for quality deer hunting. 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.

Whitetail Hills Ranch consists of 160 acres ideally situated between Connerville and Bromide, Oklahoma, nestled among several large landholdings in an area well known for its rugged terrain and exceptional whitetail deer. One of the most beneficial features of this property is its perfect layoutit measures exactly one mile from front to back, giving it the feel and huntability of a much larger tract. The ranch comes fully outfitted with two box blinds, each with an All Seasons corn feeder and an All Seasons protein feeder. Both setups overlook established food plots with ponds nearby, creating ideal conditions for deer and wildlife. In total, there are three bodies of water on the propertytwo ponds and a waterfowl sloughproviding year-round water sources and great hunting diversity. Toward the south end of the ranch, you'll find an old homesite with an existing electric meter and water well, making it a perfect location for your hunting camp or future cabin site. ***See adjoining listings owned by the same land owner, Delaware Creek Ranch 380 & Arbuckle Springs Ranch 320*** Location: *Oklahoma City - 111 miles *DFW - 139 miles *Bromide, OK - 3 miles *Connerville, OK - 3 miles *Tishamingo, OK - 20 miles Access: *County road access Water: *Two Ponds *Slough *One Seasonal creek Utilities: *Water Well *Electric Meter *Septic System Climate: *Approximately +/- 44.0 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 870' to 990'. * Rolling hills, mostly forested. *Natives Grasses and Browse Equipment: *Two 10' Box Blinds *Four all seasons feeders 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.

Delaware Creek Ranch is a registered Black Angus cow-calf operation and family hunting retreat located in Connerville, Oklahoma. The ranch currently supports approximately 65 cow-calf pairs while also producing hay and developing retained bulls and heifers. More than 2,000 feet of Delaware Creek winds through the property, enriching its premium grazing pastures and exceptional wildlife habitat. Both the cattle and hunting programs have been managed under strict, long-term stewardship practices, ensuring the continued productivity and balance of this remarkable ranch. ***See adjoining listings owned by the same land owner, Whitetail Hills 160 & Arbuckle Springs Ranch 320*** Location: *Oklahoma City - 112 miles *DFW - 136 miles *Connerville - 4 miles *Tishamingo - 20 miles *Bromide - 3 miles Access: *County Road Access Water: *Half mile of frontage along Delaware Creek *5 Ponds *Seasonal & spring fed creeks Utilities: *3 Water Wells *Electric Meter *2 Septic Systems Climate: *Approximately +/- 44.0 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 970' *Rolling terrain with a good mixture of pasture and large hardwood forest. *Bermuda Grass Hayfiields Improvements: *2005 Brick home 2,400' 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car garage *Metal shop building 40'X60' metal shop building with office/ apartment *New pipe holding corrals with sorting alley *Original pipe corrals and load out *6 20'X25' loafing sheds *60'x100' haybarn *Moonshine Cabin (Primitive rock cabin built with rock from Delaware creek in the 1970's) This was the original owners deer camp. Equipment: *New 40'X100' covered working pens with Arrowquip 750 series chute, alley & tub. *7 pipe feed bunks *15' tower deer blind *All seasons Feeder General Description: Delaware Creek Ranch features two residences. The main home is a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom brick house with a 2-car garage, built in 2005, and overlooks Delaware Creek. This home also includes a 40' x 60' metal shop building with an office/apartment, which also overlooks the creek. The second home, built in 1995, is a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1,780 sq ft house with multiple outbuildings. The cattle facility has evolved to include new 40' x 100' covered working pens equipped with a new Arrowquip 750 Series chute, alley, and tub, as well as sorting alleys, holding pens, and feedlot bunks for bull and heifer development. There are four 2-acre feedlots and one 5-acre paddock, all supplied with well water and feed bunks. Each paddock includes a 20' x 25' loafing shed, along with ample natural shade and Bermuda grass pastures. The ranch is fenced and cross-fenced into four main pastures. Two of these are used for hay production during the growing season and are grazed during the winter months. In addition to its livestock operations, Delaware Creek Ranch offers excellent hunting opportunities. The owners have actively managed the property for whitetail deer in a region well known for producing trophy-class whitetail. The combination of creek frontage, natural cover, and food sources creates an ideal habitat for quality deer hunting. 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.

Arbuckle Springs 320 is a premier 320-acre ranch in Johnston County, Oklahoma, offering world-class whitetail hunting and a 7,125-square-foot lodge. The property borders one mile of the exclusive 4,000-acre Arbuckle Springs WMA, giving access to some of the most remote areas of the refuge. Three box blinds overlook established food plots with All Seasons feeders, surrounded by mature oak timber and a solar well providing year-round wildlife water. The lodge features a 4,125-square-foot living area with four bedrooms, a trophy-grade shop, a reinforced gun room, and ample space for completing a showpiece hunting retreat. ***See neighboring listings owned by the same land owner, Whitetail Hills 160 & Delaware Creek Ranch 380*** Location: *Oklahoma City - 113 miles *DFW - 137 miles *Connerville - 3 miles *Bromide, OK - 3 miles *Tishamingo, OK - 20 miles Access: *County road frontage Water: *Seasonal Creek *12 acre lake site Utilities: *3 Water Wells - 2 near the lodge, 1 solar well 300' deep in the aquifer at the north end of the property dedicated to wildlife *Electric Meter *Septic System Climate: *Approximately +/- 44.0 inches of annual precipitation Minerals: *Surface Only Wildlife: *Whitetail Deer *Wild Turkey *Waterfowl *Dove *Quail *Wild Hogs Terrain: *Elevation Ranges from 920' to 1020' *Mostly wooded with rocky hilltops and drainages flowing off the property. *Borders the Arbuckle Springs Wildlife Management area on the east. Improvements: *4,125' sf new construction hunting lodge (75% complete) *3,000' sf metal shop building with 22' walls *New overhead feed bins Equipment: *3 15' tower blinds *3 All Seasons protein feeders *3 All seasons corn feeders General Description: Arbuckle Springs 320 is a premier property dedicated to world-class whitetail hunting. This ranch has a proven trophy history, with the family harvesting multiple whitetails exceeding 170 inches, and trail cameras confirming that even larger deer remain on the property. Nestled between Connerville and Bromide, Oklahoma, this 320-acre ranch shares a full one-mile border with the coveted Arbuckle Springs Wildlife Management Areaa 4,000-acre walk-in, archery-only WMA. The property's southern boundary begins exactly one mile north of the nearest public access point, providing exclusive access to some of the hardest-to-reach and least-pressured portions of the WMA a major advantage for pursuing mature bucks. The ranch is exceptionally well-equipped for hunting, featuring three 15' box blinds, each situated over established food plots and paired with All Seasons protein and corn feeders. The landscape is dominated by mature hardwood timber, including a rich mix of red and white oaks that are producing an outstanding mast crop this year. These natural food sources, combined with strategic blind placement and proximity to the WMA, create ideal conditions for growing and holding trophy whitetails. The property also includes a solar-powered water well on the north end, tapped into the Arbuckle-Simpson Aquifer, which delivers a reliable water source for wildlife year-round. Additionally, a 12-acre lake site lies directly east of the lodge an excellent opportunity for future water development or added habitat diversity. At the entrance, you'll find the impressive 7,125-square-foot lodge currently under construction approximately 75% complete, with most of the remaining building materials included in the sale. The structure features 22-foot walls enclosing a 3,000-square-foot shop ideal for large equipment or a showpiece trophy room. Oversized garage doors accommodate tractors or even a semi-truck, and the design allows for multi-level storage or loft additions. The residential portion of the lodge spans 4,125 square feet across two stories, featuring four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a spacious kitchen, and an open-concept living area with 20-foot wood-lined ceilings. A 15'x16' gun room with 12-inch reinforced walls and a Fort Knox gun-safe door is already in place, and all plumbing and electrical work have been completed. Additional amenities include a large balcony, a 20'x40' carport, a 30'x100' covered porch and lean-to, and a storm cellar for safety and peace of mind. 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.

Delaware Creek Ranch is a registered Black Angus cow-calf operation and family hunting retreat located in Connerville, Oklahoma. The ranch currently supports approximately 65 cow-calf pairs while also producing hay and developing retained bulls and heifers. More than 2,000 feet of Delaware Creek winds through the property, enriching its premium grazing pastures and exceptional wildlife habitat. Both the cattle and hunting programs have been managed under strict, long-term stewardship practices, ensuring the continued productivity and balance of this remarkable ranch. ***See adjoining listings owned by the same land owner, Whitetail Hills 160 & Arbuckle Springs Ranch 320*** Location: *Oklahoma City - 112 miles *DFW - 136 miles *Connerville - 4 miles *Tishamingo - 20 miles *Bromide - 3 miles Access: *County Road Access Water: *Half mile of frontage along Delaware Creek *5 Ponds *Seasonal & spring fed creeks Utilities: *3 Water Wells *Electric Meter *2 Septic Systems Climate: *Approximately +/- 44.0 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 970' *Rolling terrain with a good mixture of pasture and large hardwood forest. *Bermuda Grass Hayfiields Improvements: *2005 Brick home 2,400' 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car garage *Metal shop building 40'X60' metal shop building with office/ apartment *New pipe holding corrals with sorting alley *Original pipe corrals and load out *6 20'X25' loafing sheds *60'x100' haybarn *Moonshine Cabin (Primitive rock cabin built with rock from Delaware creek in the 1970's) This was the original owners deer camp. Equipment: *New 40'X100' covered working pens with Arrowquip 750 series chute, alley & tub. *7 pipe feed bunks *15' tower deer blind *All seasons Feeder General Description: Delaware Creek Ranch features two residences. The main home is a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom brick house with a 2-car garage, built in 2005, and overlooks Delaware Creek. This home also includes a 40' x 60' metal shop building with an office/apartment, which also overlooks the creek. The second home, built in 1995, is a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1,780 sq ft house with multiple outbuildings. The cattle facility has evolved to include new 40' x 100' covered working pens equipped with a new Arrowquip 750 Series chute, alley, and tub, as well as sorting alleys, holding pens, and feedlot bunks for bull and heifer development. There are four 2-acre feedlots and one 5-acre paddock, all supplied with well water and feed bunks. Each paddock includes a 20' x 25' loafing shed, along with ample natural shade and Bermuda grass pastures. The ranch is fenced and cross-fenced into four main pastures. Two of these are used for hay production during the growing season and are grazed during the winter months. In addition to its livestock operations, Delaware Creek Ranch offers excellent hunting opportunities. The owners have actively managed the property for whitetail deer in a region well known for producing trophy-class whitetail. The combination of creek frontage, natural cover, and food sources creates an ideal habitat for quality deer hunting. 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 the Land Doctors latest listing, Blue River Pecan Ranch. This property 378-acre ranch is located roughly 12 miles east of Tishomingo, OK. Only a 1 hour 15-minute drive from the northeast extent of DFW, this property is ideally located for quick and easy access from Highway 48. Perhaps more importantly, the ranch sits at the confluence of the beautiful Blue River and the crystal-clear Sandy Creek. The Blue River frontage on the property is exceptional. It has roughly mile of frontage on both sides. With over 180,000 acres of drainage feeding this part of the river, an astounding 41 billion gallons of water flow through the ranch each year. The Sandy Creek watershed is only 27,000 acres but it contributes 7.5 billion gallons per year. But the water resources don't end there. According to the Oklahoma Geological Survey, the ranch also overlies the Antlers Formation, which consists of as much as 900 feet of friable sandstone, silt, clay, and shale, crops out in an area of 1,860 square miles and underlies about 4,400 square miles in southeastern Oklahoma and contains an estimated 10 trillion gallons of water. Water wells drilled into this formation can produce as much as 1700 gallons per minute. If you have been looking for a ranch with world class water resources, you just found it. One of the great aspects of having a ranch with this much river and creek frontage is that you get a higher percentage of high fertility soils. Almost 70 percent of the ranch is in river and creek bottom settings and has Class 2 soils. It's easy to see the richness of the soil by simply observing the vegetation. Massive pecan trees grow along both watercourses. These native groves of trees are beautiful and are great for tax depreciation purposes, in addition to occasionally producing a profitable pecan crop. The forage in the hay meadows grows as thick, tall and lush as you will see anywhere. In an average year, the ranch is easily capable of producing 450 tons of hay, equating to 750 round bales that weigh 1100 pounds. Blue River Pecan Ranch has primarily used for hay production recently and additional fencing and fence repairs will be needed if you wish to run cattle. There are three existing ponds in addition to the creek and river to water cattle. A 2100 square foot home was built on the property in 2015. The living area is split into a main area with kitchen, dining, living area, two bedrooms and bathroom and an additional guest suite with kitchenette, bedroom and bathroom. There is also a full bath in the laundry room. It has both a carport and garage with stormshelter. A small tractor shed is the only other structure on the property. We will be putting out cameras on the property to document the wildlife, but we can already tell you that the deer in this area are known for impressive mass. Blue River drains the limestone outcrops of the Arbuckle Mountains, and this supply of calcium enriched water and soil is beneficial to livestock and wildlife alike. Ranches with water resources, fertile soils and beauty like this one tend not to sell very often. Real farmers and ranchers need a productive place like this one to be profitable in agriculture. That is the case here, as the seller has owned this property for over 50 years. If you are looking for a diamond in the rough that has fantastic features but needs a bit of TLC to get it back up to its potential, then please call Kelly Hurt at 580 421 7512 . If you decide to come see it, you may just own it for the next half century.

Welcome to the Land Doctors latest listing, Blue River Pecan Ranch. This property 378-acre ranch is located roughly 12 miles east of Tishomingo, OK. Only a 1 hour 15-minute drive from the northeast extent of DFW, this property is ideally located for quick and easy access from Highway 48. Perhaps more importantly, the ranch sits at the confluence of the beautiful Blue River and the crystal-clear Sandy Creek. The Blue River frontage on the property is exceptional. It has roughly mile of frontage on both sides. With over 180,000 acres of drainage feeding this part of the river, an astounding 41 billion gallons of water flow through the ranch each year. The Sandy Creek watershed is only 27,000 acres but it contributes 7.5 billion gallons per year. But the water resources don't end there. According to the Oklahoma Geological Survey, the ranch also overlies the Antlers Formation, which consists of as much as 900 feet of friable sandstone, silt, clay, and shale, crops out in an area of 1,860 square miles and underlies about 4,400 square miles in southeastern Oklahoma and contains an estimated 10 trillion gallons of water. Water wells drilled into this formation can produce as much as 1700 gallons per minute. If you have been looking for a ranch with world class water resources, you just found it. One of the great aspects of having a ranch with this much river and creek frontage is that you get a higher percentage of high fertility soils. Almost 70 percent of the ranch is in river and creek bottom settings and has Class 2 soils. It's easy to see the richness of the soil by simply observing the vegetation. Massive pecan trees grow along both watercourses. These native groves of trees are beautiful and are great for tax depreciation purposes, in addition to occasionally producing a profitable pecan crop. The forage in the hay meadows grows as thick, tall and lush as you will see anywhere. In an average year, the ranch is easily capable of producing 450 tons of hay, equating to 750 round bales that weigh 1100 pounds. Blue River Pecan Ranch has primarily used for hay production recently and additional fencing and fence repairs will be needed if you wish to run cattle. There are three existing ponds in addition to the creek and river to water cattle. A 2100 square foot home was built on the property in 2015. The living area is split into a main area with kitchen, dining, living area, two bedrooms and bathroom and an additional guest suite with kitchenette, bedroom and bathroom. There is also a full bath in the laundry room. It has both a carport and garage with stormshelter. A small tractor shed is the only other structure on the property. We will be putting out cameras on the property to document the wildlife, but we can already tell you that the deer in this area are known for impressive mass. Blue River drains the limestone outcrops of the Arbuckle Mountains, and this supply of calcium enriched water and soil is beneficial to livestock and wildlife alike. Ranches with water resources, fertile soils and beauty like this one tend not to sell very often. Real farmers and ranchers need a productive place like this one to be profitable in agriculture. That is the case here, as the seller has owned this property for over 50 years. If you are looking for a diamond in the rough that has fantastic features but needs a bit of TLC to get it back up to its potential, then please call Kelly Hurt at 580 421 7512 . If you decide to come see it, you may just own it for the next half century.

Welcome to the Land Doctors latest listing, Blue River Pecan Ranch. This property 378-acre ranch is located roughly 12 miles east of Tishomingo, OK. Only a 1 hour 15-minute drive from the northeast extent of DFW, this property is ideally located for quick and easy access from Highway 48. Perhaps more importantly, the ranch sits at the confluence of the beautiful Blue River and the crystal-clear Sandy Creek. The Blue River frontage on the property is exceptional. It has roughly mile of frontage on both sides. With over 180,000 acres of drainage feeding this part of the river, an astounding 41 billion gallons of water flow through the ranch each year. The Sandy Creek watershed is only 27,000 acres but it contributes 7.5 billion gallons per year. But the water resources don't end there. According to the Oklahoma Geological Survey, the ranch also overlies the Antlers Formation, which consists of as much as 900 feet of friable sandstone, silt, clay, and shale, crops out in an area of 1,860 square miles and underlies about 4,400 square miles in southeastern Oklahoma and contains an estimated 10 trillion gallons of water. Water wells drilled into this formation can produce as much as 1700 gallons per minute. If you have been looking for a ranch with world class water resources, you just found it. One of the great aspects of having a ranch with this much river and creek frontage is that you get a higher percentage of high fertility soils. Almost 70 percent of the ranch is in river and creek bottom settings and has Class 2 soils. It's easy to see the richness of the soil by simply observing the vegetation. Massive pecan trees grow along both watercourses. These native groves of trees are beautiful and are great for tax depreciation purposes, in addition to occasionally producing a profitable pecan crop. The forage in the hay meadows grows as thick, tall and lush as you will see anywhere. In an average year, the ranch is easily capable of producing 450 tons of hay, equating to 750 round bales that weigh 1100 pounds. Blue River Pecan Ranch has primarily used for hay production recently and additional fencing and fence repairs will be needed if you wish to run cattle. There are three existing ponds in addition to the creek and river to water cattle. A 2100 square foot home was built on the property in 2015. The living area is split into a main area with kitchen, dining, living area, two bedrooms and bathroom and an additional guest suite with kitchenette, bedroom and bathroom. There is also a full bath in the laundry room. It has both a carport and garage with stormshelter. A small tractor shed is the only other structure on the property. We will be putting out cameras on the property to document the wildlife, but we can already tell you that the deer in this area are known for impressive mass. Blue River drains the limestone outcrops of the Arbuckle Mountains, and this supply of calcium enriched water and soil is beneficial to livestock and wildlife alike. Ranches with water resources, fertile soils and beauty like this one tend not to sell very often. Real farmers and ranchers need a productive place like this one to be profitable in agriculture. That is the case here, as the seller has owned this property for over 50 years. If you are looking for a diamond in the rough that has fantastic features but needs a bit of TLC to get it back up to its potential, then please call Kelly Hurt at 580 421 7512 . If you decide to come see it, you may just own it for the next half century.

Welcome to the Land Doctors latest listing, Roads End Refuge. Roads End Refuge is a 40-acre ranch located at the end of a 1 mile dead end road. If you want peace and tranquility, it doesn't get any better than this. The neighboring ranch that wraps around the north and west side of the property is over 11,000 acres in size. The ones to the south and east are each 320 acres. The nearest house is a little over mile away, but you'd never know it. You can't see any structures or hear any human activity from Roads End. However, extreme privacy doesn't mean it's extremely remote. Clarita is only 15 miles to the east and McKinney, Texas is just 90 minutes away. But all those places might as well be a world away when you arrive at the front gate and drive up the curving driveway to the main house. Your view along the way is a 50/50 mixture of pleasant meadows and mature timber lining small drainages. The driveway curves and bends around and through the trees until you arrive at the main homestead. Here, you find an attractive, clean, well maintained three bedroom, two bathroom home. The front entry is protected by an enclosed porch that allows you to enjoy the great outdoors while being protected from the elements and kept comfortable by a small AC unit in the summer and the passive solar heat in the winter. An open concept living room, dining room and kitchen greet you once you enter the home. Your eye is drawn to the attractive wood cabinets and bar in the kitchen. Vinyl plank flooring makes it easy to keep clean and the vaulted ceilings give an expansive feel. A small back patio is ideal for grilling as it is only steps away from the kitchen through the back door. The laundry room, master bedroom and master bath are all down the hall behind the kitchen and living room. An entry door leads directly into the laundry room if you need a place to land after a long day outside. The master bath includes a large tub and shower. The two smaller bedrooms and bathroom are located on the other end of the house. All of the structures on the property are supplied with water from three water wells screened in the Arbuckle Simpson aquifer. Directly in front of the home are three very useful buildings. The first is a Morton style, wood framed, metal building that has a climate-controlled office and workroom. Between the two enclosed areas is an open air space that previously served as horse stables. The next building is the man cave. The front porch and deck are strung with lights to set the mood for your evenings spent enjoying nature. This structure is also climate controlled, has a pleasant sitting area, bathroom and additional storage room that is currently used as a home gym. The next and perhaps most impressive structure is the enclosed greenhouse. The interior comes complete with commercial grade sink and counters, bathroom and HVAC system. We could see this building being used for any number of creative uses including as a livestock and deer processing facility. For those interested in homesteading, this structure could be a great asset for growing, processing and or storing all of your produce and protein. Speaking of protein, there is a solar powered chicken coop and roughly 20 acres of pasture for raising livestock. There is an old corral and some basic shed space to keep your feed, hay and supplies out of the weather. If you own a place like this one, friends and family are likely going to come enjoy it with you. The versatility that this property offers includes guest quarters in the form of a small cabin with screened-in porch by the north pond and a platform based yurt in the meadow. These would be great adventure spots for the kids and grandkids to come enjoy with you. In short, if you are looking for the most private property on the market, you just found it. Give Colton Coale a call at 405 615 7645 or email him at .

Comprised of approximately 320 acres, Rock Hill Lake is an outdoorsman's paradise. Located less than two hours north of the DFW Metroplex, this property has abundant wildlife, excellent fishing, and variable terrain that give it unique character. The main attraction on the property is the +/- 16 acre watershed lake. Excellent fishing and abundant structure features will have the bass fisherman enticed. For the hunter, the lake offers ideal habitat for ducks and geese that migrate through the region in the winter months. Leading into the lake are two creek drainages which are lined with large rock formations. These drainages act as travel highways for deer, turkey wild hogs, and other wildlife. The property is mostly wooded, with mature hardwood trees and crosstimbers habitat providing food, cover and shelter for the wildlife. The topography varies by 100 feet and is shaped drastically by the limestone rock formations, especially in the creek beds. Location: *Wapanucka, OK - 3 miles *Blue River Fishing Area - 9 miles *Tishomingo, OK - 21 miles *Durant, OK - 28 miles *Oklahoma City - 123 miles *DFW - 123 miles Access: *1/2 mile of County Road frontage Water: *16 acre watershed lake - stocked, excellent fishing *5 small ponds *Two wet weather creeks that feeds into the watershed - beautiful rock formations *Possibility to add a waterfowl impoundment below the lake for additional duck hunting Climate: *Approximately +/- 44 inches of annual precipitation Minerals: *Surface Only Wildlife: *Whitetail Deer *Wild Turkey *Waterfowl *Dove *Wild Hogs Fishing: *Bass *Bluegill *Catfish Terrain: *Elevation ranging 100' from 690' to 790' *Beautiful bass lake which also provides outstanding waterfowl hunting *Mostly sandy-loam soils with several areas of gravelly-loam and shale rock pits *These old shale pits will provide the owner with a never-ending supply of gravel for use on the ranch roads *Mostly rolling terrain with deep drainages that flow toward the lake on the southern end of the property *Land is primarily wooded with some open ground located away from the drainages or on top of the hills *Openings consist of Crosstimbers habitat with native grass and thickets *Property is routinely burned as a wildlife management tool *Exceptional deer hunting in an area known for growing big whitetails *System of internal trails provide access throughout the property Improvements: *NA Equipment: *NA Additional Comments: *Less than 10 minutes away you'll find exceptional seasonal trout fishing at the Blue River Public Fishing area. This 3,367 acre wildlife management Area includes over 6.25 miles of the famed Blue River. During the warm months, the smallmouth bass fishing is excellent and every November the State begins stocking rainbow trout through March providing Colorado-esque opportunities for fly-fishing and spin-fishing. *Less than 20 minutes away is Tishomingo, OK which is a quaint Oklahoma small town full of restaurants, shopping and outdoor activities. Tishomingo is a capital of the Chickasaw Nation, home to the Tishomingo National Fish Hatchery, Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge, Blue River Public Fishing area and Washita Arm Wildlife Management Area. End a day of fun-filled activities with dinner and entertainment at Blake Shelton's Ole Red Bar & Restaurant. 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 the Land Doctors latest listing, Roads End Refuge. Roads End Refuge is a 40-acre ranch located at the end of a 1 mile dead end road. If you want peace and tranquility, it doesn't get any better than this. The neighboring ranch that wraps around the north and west side of the property is over 11,000 acres in size. The ones to the south and east are each 320 acres. The nearest house is a little over mile away, but you'd never know it. You can't see any structures or hear any human activity from Roads End. However, extreme privacy doesn't mean it's extremely remote. Clarita is only 15 miles to the east and McKinney, Texas is just 90 minutes away. But all those places might as well be a world away when you arrive at the front gate and drive up the curving driveway to the main house. Your view along the way is a 50/50 mixture of pleasant meadows and mature timber lining small drainages. The driveway curves and bends around and through the trees until you arrive at the main homestead. Here, you find an attractive, clean, well maintained three bedroom, two bathroom home. The front entry is protected by an enclosed porch that allows you to enjoy the great outdoors while being protected from the elements and kept comfortable by a small AC unit in the summer and the passive solar heat in the winter. An open concept living room, dining room and kitchen greet you once you enter the home. Your eye is drawn to the attractive wood cabinets and bar in the kitchen. Vinyl plank flooring makes it easy to keep clean and the vaulted ceilings give an expansive feel. A small back patio is ideal for grilling as it is only steps away from the kitchen through the back door. The laundry room, master bedroom and master bath are all down the hall behind the kitchen and living room. An entry door leads directly into the laundry room if you need a place to land after a long day outside. The master bath includes a large tub and shower. The two smaller bedrooms and bathroom are located on the other end of the house. All of the structures on the property are supplied with water from three water wells screened in the Arbuckle Simpson aquifer. Directly in front of the home are three very useful buildings. The first is a Morton style, wood framed, metal building that has a climate-controlled office and workroom. Between the two enclosed areas is an open air space that previously served as horse stables. The next building is the man cave. The front porch and deck are strung with lights to set the mood for your evenings spent enjoying nature. This structure is also climate controlled, has a pleasant sitting area, bathroom and additional storage room that is currently used as a home gym. The next and perhaps most impressive structure is the enclosed greenhouse. The interior comes complete with commercial grade sink and counters, bathroom and HVAC system. We could see this building being used for any number of creative uses including as a livestock and deer processing facility. For those interested in homesteading, this structure could be a great asset for growing, processing and or storing all of your produce and protein. Speaking of protein, there is a solar powered chicken coop and roughly 20 acres of pasture for raising livestock. There is an old corral and some basic shed space to keep your feed, hay and supplies out of the weather. If you own a place like this one, friends and family are likely going to come enjoy it with you. The versatility that this property offers includes guest quarters in the form of a small cabin with screened-in porch by the north pond and a platform based yurt in the meadow. These would be great adventure spots for the kids and grandkids to come enjoy with you. In short, if you are looking for the most private property on the market, you just found it. Give Colton Coale a call at 405 615 7645 or email him at .

The Lost Cabin Ranch is a hunting and recreation ranch in Johnston County, OK. This property is not only a great hunting tract but is also just a short drive from some of the most unique public waterways in the state, Blue River. This heavily wooded tract is a blank canvas with hidden outcroppings of granite overlooking spring-fed creeks with mature oak and cedar trees. Near the pond is an opening with remnants of a cedar cabin that could easily be completed with the surrounding cedar trees. An electric meter has been set and there is availability of rural water along the road that would make this an ideal home site. This property is also available in 40-acre and 50-acre tracts. See the Lost Cabin Ranch Tract 1 listing. Location: *Oklahoma City - 113 miles *DFW - 124 miles *Tishomingo, OK - 12 miles *Lake Texoma - 20 miles Access: *Paved County Rd Access Water: *Spring-fed creeks *Pond *Seasonal creeks Utilities: *Rural water availability *Electric Meter Climate: *Approximately +/-38 inches of annual precipitation Minerals: *Surface Only Wildlife: *Whitetail Deer *Wild Turkey *Waterfowl *Dove *Wild Hogs Fishing: *Bluegill Terrain: *Granite outcroppings *Cedar and oak timber *750'-800' 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.

Incredible hunting and recreational tract with everything needed to enjoy the outdoors. Located on the end of a dead end road, less than 4 miles from the quaint town of Tishomingo Ok., Also very close to the Blue River trout fishing area. This property boast some great whitetail genetics ( kickers, splits, and mass), a good Rio Grande turkey population, and many other native species. With larger adjacent landowners, low hunting pressure, and genetics creates a recipe to grow the age class bucks you are looking to harvest. Food plots are in place, a gas pipeline easement runs the length of the property making it easy to traverse. Wildlife use this easement constantly and it creates hunting opportunities with choice of firearm or bow. Land is rolling with plenty of elevation changes, western boundary is Big Sandy creek. Owner has built a new pipe entrance, rock drive, trail system, and cleaned up an area that's begging for a cabin to be built. Don't hesitate to check on this property, these typically don't last. Water is on property and electric is on county road.

The Lost Cabin Ranch is a hunting and recreation ranch in Johnston County, OK. This property is a great hunting tract and just a short drive from some of the most unique public waterways in the state, Blue River. This heavily wooded tract is a blank canvas with hidden outcroppings of granites overlooking spring-fed creeks with mature oak and cedar trees. Near the pond is an opening with remnants of a cedar cabin that could easily be completed with the surrounding cedar trees. An electric meter has been set, and rural water is available along the road, making this an ideal home site. This property is also available in a 50-acre tract or 90-acre tract. Location: *Oklahoma City - 113 miles *DFW - 124 miles *Tishomingo, OK - 12 miles *Lake Texoma - 20 miles Access: *Paved County Rd Access Water: *Spring-fed creeks *Pond *Seasonal creeks Utilities: *Rural water availability *Electric Meter Climate: *Approximately +/-38 inches of annual precipitation Minerals: *Surface Only Wildlife: *Whitetail Deer *Wild Turkey *Waterfowl *Dove *Wild Hogs Fishing: *Bluegill Terrain: *Granite outcroppings *Cedar and oak timber *750'-800' 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.

The Lost Cabin Ranch is a hunting and recreation ranch in Johnston County, OK. This property is a great hunting tract and just a short drive from some of the most unique public waterways in the state, Blue River. This heavily wooded tract is a blank canvas with hidden outcroppings of granites overlooking spring-fed creeks with mature oak and cedar trees. Near the pond is an opening with remnants of a cedar cabin that could easily be completed with the surrounding cedar trees. An electric meter has been set, and rural water is available along the road, making this an ideal home site. This property is also available in a 50-acre tract or 90-acre tract. Location: *Oklahoma City - 113 miles *DFW - 124 miles *Tishomingo, OK - 12 miles *Lake Texoma - 20 miles Access: *Paved County Rd Access Water: *Spring-fed creeks *Pond *Seasonal creeks Utilities: *Rural water availability *Electric Meter Climate: *Approximately +/-38 inches of annual precipitation Minerals: *Surface Only Wildlife: *Whitetail Deer *Wild Turkey *Waterfowl *Dove *Wild Hogs Fishing: *Bluegill Terrain: *Granite outcroppings *Cedar and oak timber *750'-800' 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.

The Lost Cabin Ranch is a hunting and recreation ranch in Johnston County, OK. This property is a great hunting tract and just a short drive from some of the most unique public waterways in the state, Blue River. This heavily wooded tract is a blank canvas with hidden outcroppings of granites overlooking spring-fed creeks with mature oak and cedar trees. Near the pond is an opening with remnants of a cedar cabin that could easily be completed with the surrounding cedar trees. An electric meter has been set, and rural water is available along the road, making this an ideal home site. This property is also available in a 50-acre tract or 90-acre tract. Location: *Oklahoma City - 113 miles *DFW - 124 miles *Tishomingo, OK - 12 miles *Lake Texoma - 20 miles Access: *Paved County Rd Access Water: *Spring-fed creeks *Pond *Seasonal creeks Utilities: *Rural water availability *Electric Meter Climate: *Approximately +/-38 inches of annual precipitation Minerals: *Surface Only Wildlife: *Whitetail Deer *Wild Turkey *Waterfowl *Dove *Wild Hogs Fishing: *Bluegill Terrain: *Granite outcroppings *Cedar and oak timber *750'-800' 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.

Here is a chance to own 80 acres of prime recreational ground, located just east of Coleman, Oklahoma and west of the Boggy Depot. With a large bordering ranch known for its whitetail hunting, you can place yourself in a good neighborhood to harvest quality deer. Terrain is gently rolling with sandy soils, open areas are established and ready to put into plots. Mature oak timber will provide mast crop, as well as great bedding areas to hold deer on the property. A trail system has been established to move around the property without disturbing the inner core areas. With good road frontage, you could divide parcels in the future for investment. Electric is on the property and water is nearby.

Here is a chance to own 80 acres of prime recreational ground, located just east of Coleman, Oklahoma and west of the Boggy Depot. With a large bordering ranch known for its whitetail hunting, you can place yourself in a good neighborhood to harvest quality deer. Terrain is gently rolling with sandy soils, open areas are established and ready to put into plots. Mature oak timber will provide mast crop, as well as great bedding areas to hold deer on the property. A trail system has been established to move around the property without disturbing the inner core areas. With good road frontage, you could divide parcels in the future for investment. Electric is on the property and water is nearby.

Here is a chance to own 80 acres of prime recreational ground, located just east of Coleman, Oklahoma and west of the Boggy Depot. With a large bordering ranch known for its whitetail hunting, you can place yourself in a good neighborhood to harvest quality deer. Terrain is gently rolling with sandy soils, open areas are established and ready to put into plots. Mature oak timber will provide mast crop, as well as great bedding areas to hold deer on the property. A trail system has been established to move around the property without disturbing the inner core areas. With good road frontage, you could divide parcels in the future for investment. Electric is on the property and water is nearby.

140 Acres MOL within 4 miles of the quaint town of Tishomingo Oklahoma and 4 miles to the Blue River fishing area. This property offers great deer and turkey hunting, along with other native species. The way it lays out, allows owners to hunt different deer herds and not be confined to a square property seeing the same animals on every hunt. With a good population of Rio Grande turkeys, and enough room to run and gun, you are sure to enjoy spring in the turkey woods. Surrounded by good neighbors and very little pressure you will be able to allow the deer genetics to reach their full potential. Two food plots are cleared and established. Electricity and Water are on county road.

140 Acres MOL within 4 miles of the quaint town of Tishomingo Oklahoma and 4 miles to the Blue River fishing area. This property offers great deer and turkey hunting, along with other native species. The way it lays out, allows owners to hunt different deer herds and not be confined to a square property seeing the same animals on every hunt. With a good population of Rio Grande turkeys, and enough room to run and gun, you are sure to enjoy spring in the turkey woods. Surrounded by good neighbors and very little pressure you will be able to allow the deer genetics to reach their full potential. Two food plots are cleared and established. Electricity and Water are on county road.

140 Acres MOL within 4 miles of the quaint town of Tishomingo Oklahoma and 4 miles to the Blue River fishing area. This property offers great deer and turkey hunting, along with other native species. The way it lays out, allows owners to hunt different deer herds and not be confined to a square property seeing the same animals on every hunt. With a good population of Rio Grande turkeys, and enough room to run and gun, you are sure to enjoy spring in the turkey woods. Surrounded by good neighbors and very little pressure you will be able to allow the deer genetics to reach their full potential. Two food plots are cleared and established. Electricity and Water are on county road.

8 Acres – Caney, OK – $69,999 Property Overview: This 8-acre tract offers an excellent opportunity to build, farm, or invest in a peaceful rural setting just minutes from Caney, Oklahoma. With utilities already available and direct road access, the property is ready for your vision. Location: 10795 Hopewell Rd Caney, OK 74533 Property Details: Size: 8 acres Septic system already in place Electricity pole on-site Water well access at the road Road frontage access No HOA or subdivision restrictions Financing Options: Price: $64,999 Down Payment: $4,999 5-Year Plan: ˜ $1,319/month 7-Year Plan: ˜ $1,154/month Highlights: Ideal site for a home, small farm, or long-term investment Wide-open rural views with a quiet, private setting Affordable owner financing with flexible terms Driving Directions: From Caney, follow Hopewell Rd. Property is just off the main road with easy access. Contact: Clayton Hepler (803) 839-1596