Alfalfa County, Oklahoma Land For Sale (8 results)

316 ACRES * ALFALFA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA * BYRON/AMORITA, OKLAHOMA AREA CROP LAND * GRASS PASTURE * OFFERED IN 3-TRACTS Jerry & Michelle White And Sydnee Denise Jack Auction FRIDAY JULY 18TH 10:00AM AUCTION LOCATION: Byron Community Room, 502 4th Street Byron, Oklahoma TRACT 1 E/2 of SE/4 of 32-29N-10 W.I.M. Alfalfa County, OK. No Reserve Directions to Farm: E0050Rd & HWY 58 Amorita OK 73719 From Byron, Oklahoma (Hwy 58 & Latimer Rd), go 3-miles north on Hwy 58, west side of Highway. Or from Amorita, OK. Go 1- mile north, watch for signs. Taxes: $457.00 This tract is an Oklahoma Centennial farm and consists of approximately 80 acres. This very nice farm according to the county Farm Service Agency there are 77.19 DCP crop acres with 75.89 wheat base acres and 55-bushel yield. This farm has Highway 58 frontage on the east and good county road access on the south. There is electric power running down east and south side of property. Principal soils are: Dale Silt Loam, 0-1% slopes, class I (40+/- acres); Pond Creek Silt Loam, 0-1% slopes, class I (40+/- acres). This farm does join Tract 2 but different seller. TRACT 2 W/2 of SE/4 of 32-29N-10 W.I.M. Alfalfa County, OK. Less 4 acres and Improvements - No Reserve Directions to Farm: E0050Rd & HWY 58 Amorita OK 73719 From Byron, Oklahoma (Hwy 58 & Latimer Rd), go 3-miles north on Hwy 58, then mile west. Or from Amorita, OK. Go 1- mile north, mile west. watch for signs. Taxes: $421.00 This tract is an Oklahoma Centennial farm and consists of approximately 76 acres. This very nice farm according to the county Farm Service Agency 74.47 DCP crop acres with 73.21 wheat base acres and 55-bushel yield. This property does have good county road access with electric power running down side of property. The home and improvements are not located on the property we are selling. Principal soils are: Pond Creek Silt Loam, 0-1% slopes, class I. This property does join Tract 1, but different seller. TRACT 3 NW/4 of 16-28N-9 W.I.M. Alfalfa County, OK. Subject to Sellers Confirmation Directions to Farm: N2720Rd & E0070 Rd Amorita OK 73719 From Byron, Oklahoma (Hwy 58 & Latimer Rd), go 6-miles east on Latimer Rd, then mile north. Taxes: $190.00 This good farm consists of approximately 160 acres. According to the county Farm Service Agency there are no base acres on this property. The property is comprised of mostly good native grass, some scattered timber and some Blackberry thickets that have been sprayed and will mow up nicely. The property does have boundary fence, water well with solar well. There is a small pond in the SE corner that does have a spring but will go dry at times. County Road 710 does dead end into this property offering good seclusion for hunting as I saw Bobwhite quail and deer while shooting pictures. `Principal soils are: Goltry Fine Sand, 0-3% slopes, class III; Derby Loamy Fine Sand, 3-15% slopes, class VI; Yahola and Port soils, 0-1% slopes, class V; Goltry-Tivoli Fine Sand, 5-12% slopes, class VI Possession: will be given at closing unless agreed upon between buyers/sellers Minerals: Selling Surface Rights Only! Pre-Viewing the Farm: can be done during daylight hours only Pre-Auction Offers: No pre-offers will be accepted prior to auction day Internet Bidding: will be available by clicking online bidding link to register. Neither the Auction Company nor the Seller is responsible in the event of loss of signal by either side. Terms/Conditions: 10% of the total purchase price is to be placed in escrow the day of the auction with the balance being due upon delivery of marketable title. For Real Estate Licensees Compensation agreements must be submitted to our office 48-hours prior to auction day. Disclaimer: All information has been taken from sources believed reliable; however, no guarantee is being made by the auction company nor the sellers. Bidders should satisfy themselves as to any inspections prior to bidding. Financing if being used, must be in place prior to bidding. Any announcements made the day of the auction shall supersede all marketing or comments SELLERS: JERRY & MICHELLE WHITE AND SYDNEE DENISE JACK

Take a look at this ideally located Alfalfa County, Oklahoma farm! This is the right farm in the right spot, situated just north of Highway 64 between Jet, OK, and Nash, OK. Being less than 3 +/- miles from the Great Salt Lake and less than 2 +/- miles from the Salt Fork River offers a tremendous advantage for attracting wildlife of all kinds, especially waterfowl. The farm features major elevation changes and two deep draws that could potentially hold a significant amount of water. Currently, these areas are covered in thick brush, native grass, and scattered trees, providing excellent bedding habitat for deer and upland birds. Most of the farm is terraced and primarily consists of tillable ground planted with corn. In 2024, the corn crop was left standing due to insufficient yield, which led to some of the best waterfowl hunting locals have ever experienced. The resulting waterfowl numbers were among the highest seen in the area, and this scenario could likely be replicated annually if desired by the buyer. The farm offers convenient access from Ellis Rd. on the north side, with additional access from 740 Rd. on the west side. Electric service is available along 740 Rd., and rural water is located at the southwest corner of the property. Adding to its appeal, the seller holds the lease on the neighboring half-section of school land to the east and will extend the hunting privileges on it to the buyer for the next three years. The sellers also plan to continue farming the school land with a summer crop for the duration of the lease and are willing to farm the property being sold under a similar three-year agreement. This arrangement gives the buyer access to 480 +/- acres in total for a minimum of the next three years. The pictures and videos speak for themselves with ample food and excellent habitat, this 480 +/- acre offering stands out as one of the most wildlife-rich properties in all of eastern Alfalfa County. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or to schedule a private viewing, please contact Tony Cerar at (918) 671-8937 .

Ultimate Recreational Hunting Property Where Two Rivers Collide The Property: This is not your average hunting farm, this is where rivers and wildlife collide. Nestled in Northwest Oklahoma, this premier recreational property offers an extraordinary combination of terrain, habitat, and location. The Medicine Lodge River and Salt Fork River merge directly on the land, forming a dynamic natural funnel for big game, especially monster whitetail bucks. It's no surprise that a massive 205-inch buck was harvested right here on the south end of the farma testament to the genetics and habitat this area holds. Towering cottonwood trees dot the river bottom, offering ideal roosting sites for wild turkeys, while the lush, diverse landscape supports strong populations of pheasants and bobwhite quail. With the nearby Great Salt Plains Refuge holding tens of thousands of migrating birds each season, the skies above this property come alive with ducks, geese, and even the occasional sandhill crane, which have been known to wander up to deer feeders, this place really does see it all. But the appeal doesn't stop at the hunting. For outdoor lovers and families, the land offers hiking trails, peaceful sandy beaches, and those fiery Oklahoma sunsets that light up the sky each evening. Whether you're stalking a buck in the frosty dawn or enjoying a quiet evening walk along the river, this land delivers on every level. If you're searching for a do-it-all recreational hunting property that truly checks every box, this is it. Properties with this kind of layout, diversity, and wildlife history don't come around often. Features: Rivers: Medicine Lodge River & Salt Fork River merge on property Wildlife: Whitetail deer, turkey, waterfowl, quail, pheasant, sandhill cranes Hunting History: Proven trophy whitetail genetics (205" buck harvested) Habitat: Mature cottonwoods, river bottoms, brush cover, sandy beaches Nearby Refuge: Great Salt Plains major migratory bird flyway Recreation: Hiking trails, beach access, stunning sunsets Access: Easy reach, yet private and secluded This one won't last long. Contact Brett Stone today to schedule a private tour.

This 150 acre farm is an excellent opportunity to own a productive upland farm in Northwest OK, suited for crop production or livestock grazing. Land Opportunity awaits with this versatile 150-acre farm in Northwest Oklahoma, ideally suited for agricultural use or investment. The property features 120 acres of dry cropland currently in production, along with 30 acres of native pastureperfect for harvest, grazing, or rotation. With gentle topography ranging from 1,176 to 1,194 feet, the land is easy to manage and farm. Utilities are already in place, including a water well and electric service, adding convenience and value for future development or operation. A partial perimeter fence provides a solid foundation for livestock or future improvements. Whether you're expanding your operation or investing in Oklahoma land, this property offers the balance of productivity and accessibility. Recreation Hunting opportunities include upland birds, waterfowl, deer, and predators. Nearby state parks, Great Salt Plains, Little Sahara, Gloss Mountain, Alabaster Caverns, and Boiling Springs, offer considerable recreational opportunities. Agriculture The 150 acres is under an agricultural lease until June 30, 2026. Livestock are not included in the sale. The property is adequately fenced on the east perimeter. The soils are made up of 42.8% Class I, 5.1% Class II, 34.4% Class III, 3.3% Class IV, and 14.4% Class VI soils with level to sloping topography Alfalfa County Farm Service Agency (FSA) Farm Record 2025 HEL Status: HEL field on tract. Conservation system being actively applied Wetland Status: Tract contains a wetland or farmed wetland Farm Land- 146.73 Cropland- 120.52 Effective DCP Cropland- 120.52 Crop Base Acres PLC Yield Wheat 111.88 36 Grain Sorghum 7.82 32 119.70 Base Acres 156EZ and maps are available Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources The property is being sold as surface only. Minerals are negotiable. Region & Climate The climate in Jet, OK, is generally mild and temperate. There is an average of 28-32 inches of rain and 13 inches of snow yearly, and 205-215 frost-free days. On average, there are 228 sunny days per year and 65 days of measurable precipitation. The summer highs in July average 95 degrees, and the winter lows in January average 22 degrees. History Alfalfa County has historically been a leading wheat producer in Oklahoma, and cattle production also plays a significant part in the agricultural landscape. Each town in the area has its own grain elevator, and Alva has multiple facilities. Livestock marketing facilities are located in Cherokee, Fairview and Woodward.

Listing #OK-740 Price: Call for price 160 acres m/l. Alfalfa County Oklahoma. THIS IS A 2-FARM PACKAGE LOCATED IN NORTHWEST OKLAHOMA Farm #1 is 80 acres m/l. Alfalfa County, Oklahoma land for sale. 80 acres less than 1 mile from the Oklahoma / Kansas Stateline & mile from Little Sandy Creek. Mowed strips have been strategically cut around thickets and taller cover for habitat breaks, catering to the upland bird population. The Boss Game System hunting blind on 8 tower overlooks a 4-acre food plot. Water well, stock tank, Feeder, Blind, & Food plot are in the center of this farm and out of sight. This secluded grass 80 will surprise you on the quality and deer numbers. Its a very high traffic and bedding area for Whitetail Deer. Located in Alfalfa County, Oklahoma Less than 1 mile from the Kansas Stateline. Legal: W/2SE of 22-29N-10W Farm #2 is 80 acres m/l. Alfalfa County, Oklahoma land for sale bordering LITTLE SANDY CREEK. 80 acres less than 2 miles from the Kansas Stateline & Little Sandy Creek. This farm is a well-balanced hunting tract of trees, grassland and cultivated cropland; with the majority being CLASS 2 SOIL. Cultivated acres are suitable for all crops grown in the area, including winter wheat, alfalfa, and milo. The Boss Game System hunting blind on 8 tower overlooks a 2-acre food plot. Water well, stock tank, Feeder, Blind, & Food plot are in the center of this farm and out of sight. Located in Alfalfa County, Oklahoma Less than 2 miles from the Oklahoma / Kansas Stateline. Legal: E/2NE of 28-29N-10W For more information, or to schedule a showing, please contact Hunting Country Land Specialist Mitchell Terrel at 580-732-0504 owner/licensee Email inquiries to info"at"huntingcountry.net 2% Broker Participation

#OK-697 Price: $Call for price 155 acres m/l. ALFALFA COUNTY OKLAHOMA HUNTING LAND for sale. Located mile south of the Oklahoma/Kansas State Line. This farm is neighbor to the famous Kansas Deer Unit 16 and a rare opportunity to own Trophy Whitetail Hunting Land next to the Chain Ranch multi-generational wildlife management operation. This farm supports a diverse population of game including Deer, Turkey, Upland Game, Quail, Pheasant, and Predators. If you are looking for the Forever Farm, this is the one to have. Legal: SE/4 of 15-29N-10W; Less a 5 acre Tract in SW Corner: Alfalfa County, Oklahoma For more information, or to schedule a showing, please contact Mitchell Terrel at 580-732-0504

#OK-698 Price: $364,000 145.6 acres m/l. ALFALFA COUNTY OKLAHOMA HUNTING LAND for sale. Located 4 miles south of Waldron Kansas. The SANDY CREEK runs the length of this farm and supports a diverse population of game including Deer, Turkey, Upland Game, Quail, Pheasant, and Predators. Home site located in the Northeast Corner of this property. There is also a Solar well and stock tank located on the west side of the creek. Legal: NW/4 of 6-28N-9W; Alfalfa County, Oklahoma For more information, or to schedule a showing, please contact Mitchell Terrel at 580-732-0504

NEW PRICE! Welcome to a secluded hunter's paradise, located near the untamed beauty of the Salt Plains Refuge. If you've been searching for a turnkey hunting hunting property, look no further. This is your chance to own 320 acres of prime hunting land in one of Oklahomas most coveted locations. The land consist of rolling hills, mature wooded areas, open meadows and constant water sources making it an ideal habitat for large whitetail populations year round. The property is surrounded by large ranches and is accessible down a three-mile dead-end road. Ensuring privacy and security. There is a fully self-contained hunting cabin equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay. Powered by a propane generator and supplied by a water well the cabin has hot water, AC/heat, and a full bathroom with a shower. Included in the sell are several feeders, a large water tank filled by a solar powered ESP, and a hunting tower perched on a high elevation that offers panoramic views of the property and a perfect location for harvesting large bucks. This is your chance to own a turnkey hunters paradise in north west Oklahoma. Don't let this opportunity pass you by.