Tillman County, Oklahoma Land For Sale (6 results)

It's time to own your dream home without breaking your budget. Nice Tillman County, Oklahoma Mini-Ranch, 80 Acres & Home with Very Nice Livestock/Shop Facilities. Single Family Residence & Outbuildings Setting on 80 Acres Bermuda Grass Pastures, Located in Tillman County, OK, 5 Miles West on Highway 5, then Mile North on CR NS 216, Frederick, OK (18039 CR NS 216) 2,240 Sq Ft Living Area, Recently Remodeled Steel Siding, Metal Roof 11 Total Rooms, 2 Exterior Doors 4 Bedrooms 2 Bath Open Concept Kitchen/Dining & Family Area with Gas Fireplace Utility Room with Nice Pantry Area Basement/Storm Shelter Located Beneath Utility Room Office Small Electronics Closet Built Behind Family Room Entertainment Area Beautiful Handcrafted Cabinetry, Woodwork Throughout Home Beautiful Handcrafted/Finished Shiplap Ceilings in Main Living Areas of Home Central Heat & Air Attached Three Car Garage Small Covered Front Porch Covered Rear Patio/Porch Area City of Frederick Water and Dug Well Water, Septic System Small Orchard with Drip Irrigation System 48' X 70' All-Metal Livestock Barn with 22' X 70' Shed Livestock Pens, Chute, Tack Room, Wash Rack for Show Animals 40' X 58' All-Metal Building with 1/2 Concrete Floor and 58' X 22' Attached All-Metal Shop with Concrete Floor, Work Benches, Insulated, Heat & AC Fences are Adequate Nice Tillman County, Oklahoma Mini-Ranch, 80 Acres & Home with Very Nice Livestock/Shop Facilities. Must See to Appreciate, CALL Terry for a Viewing

Setup and ready to go whether it be for breeding purposes, commercial hunting business, or just as a hobby. Here is a place like no other in this part of the state! Take one of the electric carts down through the property and you would never believe there are over 100 whitetails living here. The satellite aerial photos do this property no justice in just how great the cover is for these whitetails to hide in. With thick mesquite rolling terrain, waist-high native grasses, and spring filled ponds with a thick wooly draw from east to west, the native cover is the best around. The majority of the bucks produce large typical type frames with additional stickers, kickers, etc. Multiple whitetails over 200" have been born and raised on this property. The large typical type frame genetics are some hardest to establish and most sought after by hunters, deer farmers, and now Oklahoma wildlife managers looking to improve the genetics in their wild herds.There is no secret that the Oklahoma House Bill 3462 has been approved and signed by the governor. The deer in this herd have not yet been tested to see which are carriers of the 96S gene for the pilot program. This new law will allow the selling, transportation, and release into the wild genetically tested and approved deer from captivity with the right permitting. Whether you agree with the bill or not, there is no denying that there is a very lucrative opportunity with a healthy deer herd that has had generations of healthy fawns born and raised right here in Tillman County Oklahoma.Overlooking the property is a beautiful one and a half story 2643 sq. ft home built in 2004 with a two-car garage attached. Right down the hill you have your 40x60 shop to keep all your equipment, feed, etc. out of the weather. It also comes with a 50hp Kabota tractor with all the implements you would need for foodplots or just to maintain the property all together. Do not hesitate to give Rustin a call if you have any interest in making this one-of-a-kind property your own!

Introducing the Cooper Creek Multi-Use Farm! This impressive 211+/- acre property in Tillman County, Oklahoma is a sportsman's dream! If you're looking for a great mix of farmland, hunting ground, and peaceful country living, this 211 +/- acre property is worth a look. Cooper Creek runs right through the center of the property, boasting plenty of wildlife especially deer, which are frequently spotted all over the property. With established grazing pastures, full-fencing, and cross-fencing, it is made ready for immediate livestock use. It's a great setup for hunting, running livestock, or just enjoying the outdoors. The property includes a cozy 3-bedroom, 1-bath farmhouse that would make a great full-time home, weekend getaway, or hunting cabin. There's also a large barn with pens and stalls, perfect for livestock or equipment. This property is conveniently located just 22+/- miles from Frederick, 1+/- hour from Lawton, and 46+/- miles from Wichita Falls, it's far enough out for peace and quiet but still within easy driving distance of town. With a combination of pasture, trees, water, and plenty of room to roam, this place is ideal for anyone looking to enjoy rural Oklahoma at its best! All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Josh Candelaria at (580) 660-1167 . Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

West Hargis Ranch 159.31 Acre Oklahoma Hunting Land and Farmland Grandfield, OK, Tillman County Acres: 159.31 Acres. Price: $3,500 per acre. Terms: No owner financing. Location: 8 miles SW of Grandfield, OK, Tillman County. 1/2 mile from the Red River. Just 6 miles south of HWY 70 on County Road E 1960. 14 miles north of Burkburnett, TX. Comments: 54 acres of woods and creek bottom for excellent hunting. 106 acres of sandy loam farmland. Selling surface rights only. Located about 20 minutes from the Kiowa Casino & Hotel if you are looking for lodging or entertainment after a day of hunting. Water: Property has 2 springs and a year round creek. Terrain: The farm ground is basically flat, and the creek bottom is gently rolling. Fences: Barbed wire fencing surrounds the property on three sides. Grasses: Hunting land is covered in native grasses. Farm ground is currently planted in wheat. Game: Wildlife includes Trophy whitetail deer, wild turkey, hogs, quail, and some dove. Waterfowl and sandhill cranes frequent the property. When buying property offered by Southwest Ranch & Farm Sales, the buyers agent, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in real estate commission. If this condition is not met, fee participation, if any, will be at sole discretion of Southwest Ranch & Farm Sales.

Abundant whitetail deer, quail, pigs, and other native wildlife make this Southwest Oklahoma quarter section an excellent recreational tract. With road frontage on two sides, easy access, and a mix of sandy loam native grasses, scattered cover, and seasonal water sources, it offers a ready-made setup for hunting and outdoor enjoyment. This 159.56± acre property west of Loveland is made up of two adjoining parcels from separate sellers, creating a full quarter section. Selling surface rights only. The land is mostly level to gently rolling with native pasture, a seasonal creek, a small pond, and brushy draws that provide excellent bedding and travel corridors for wildlife. The perimeter is partially fenced, and with some additional fencing it could be converted into a productive grazing pasture. Conveniently located about 30 minutes from the Kiowa Casino & Hotel in Devol, offering nearby lodging and entertainment after a day on the property. Whether for recreation, cattle, or a combination of both, this tract has the habitat and space landowners look for in Southwest Oklahoma.

This 160-acre tract along Baseline Road offers a great blend of grazing, water, and potential. The property has rural waterline frontage, plus multiple ponds providing reliable water for livestock. Approximately 89 acres are established in improved Bermuda grass, ideal for grazing, while the balance offers mixed native pasture and scattered Mesquites. The property is fenced on three sides with barbed wire, with good access from the county road frontage on the west and south sides. The old barn needs some tin repairs, but adds practical utility for equipment or cattle shelter, and the old rustic log cabin is perfect for someone looking for a fix-up project. This area has a high demand for pasture. Contact Rustin for all inquiries.