Harmon County, Oklahoma Land For Sale (5 results)

Ranch Listing with 517 Acres, more or less, near Vinson, OK Located in western Harmon County, this exceptional 517, more or less, acre ranch offers a blend of productive native grass pasture and scenic recreational terrain, ideal for a working cow-calf operation or a private hunting retreat. With rolling topography and approximately 100 feet of elevation change, the property provides expansive views and excellent habitat diversity for livestock and wildlife alike. The land features three stock ponds that are fed by seasonal creeks, offering reliable water sources for cattle and game. Native grasses provide strong forage potential, and cross-fencing opportunities exist for improved grazing management. Electricity is available at the property, and rural water may be accessed for purchase through the residential property located on the south end. This ranch also offers tremendous hunting and outdoor recreation possibilities. Wildlife is abundant, with frequent sightings of whitetail deer, coyotes, feral hogs, and the occasional wild turkey. Elk have even been spotted on nearby properties, hunting in the area's growing appeal to big game hunters. Situated just 2 miles from the border between Oklahoma and Texas, this property is conveniently located 22 miles from Hollis, OK, 20 miles from Wellington, TX, 23 miles from Erick, OK, and 32 miles from Mangum, OK. Whether you're looking to expand your livestock operation, develop a hunting getaway, or invest in quality acreage in a prime location, this ranch near Vinson is a rare opportunity. Dont miss your chance to own a beautiful piece of south western Oklahomas ranching and recreational landscape.

This piece of the Great Plains of Southwestern Oklahoma is suitable for running cattle, and it is also an excellent opportunity for the Bobwhite quail hunter, making it a choice combination property. There is 170 foot of elevation change across the rolling plains of the property, with canyons and creeks. Part of the Northeastern section of the ranch borders the river. If you are a cattleman who likes to check the herd on horseback this is a beautiful ranch to do so, checking the canyons and coulees. The ranch has a spring on the North end that was one of the water sources in the area during the dustbowl period. In the spring at just about any spot you can get out for a walk and hear the mating calls of the Bobwhite quail. The ranch also has other species of wildlife including Whitetail deer, turkey and hogs providing other hunting opportunities. This ranch has been in the family for many years and they have been great stewards of the land by regulating grazing by managing stocking rates dependent on annual rainfall, and keeping brush cleared and sprayed. If it has been your dream to own a piece of the Plains give this ranch a look. Location This combination ranch is located just Northeast of Vinson, Oklahoma on county road N1760. 22 miles from Mangum, OK. 45 miles from Altus, OK. 172 miles from Oklahoma City, OK. 123 miles from Amarillo, TX. 131 miles from Wichita Falls, TX. 188 miles from Lubbock, TX. Water The ranch has a rural water line that runs up to the old homestead, and it services the cattle pens, and continues across the southwestern section of the property to a livestock trough. There is a solar well on the North end of the property supplying water for livestock as well. There are 7 earthen stock tanks ranging in size. A spring on the Northeast section si a constant source of water, and the creeks will hold water seasonally, plus the river on the Northeast corner of the property. Wildlife It is rare to find property available today that provides good Bobwhite quail hunting opportunities, this property has birds this year, and following the spring rains hopefully the hatches will be good. This ranch provides an awesome opportunity for the spot and stalk hunter, the canyons and coulees allow you to get up high and spot your quarry and then plan a route to get within range of your target. Feeders also produce opportunities for deer and hogs as well. Terrain The elevation on the North end along the river is about 1660 feet, and some of the peaks of the hills are around 1830 feet. The canyons and coulees provide many nooks and crannies throughout the property, there is a lot of roll to the landscape, so there are not too many large flat areas, but most of the property is easily traversed. This habitat makes for some beautiful vistas. Improvements The ranch has a rural water supply on the Southwest supplying the od homestead and livestock water. There is also an electric line that seviced the homestead. There is a solar powered water well that supplies a metal tnk for livestock watering on the Noth end of the property, and the only other improvements are the corrals and pens for working cattle. The fences are all in good shape, both perimiter and cross fences. Minerals There will be no minerals transfered with the sale.

This all-around working full section offers a rare combination of top-tier grazing infrastructure, abundant water and outstanding hunting potential. Thoughtfully developed and meticulously maintained, this property is turnkey for both the cattle operator and the outdoorsman. The property is fully equipped with all-new perimeter and cross fencing, creating several rotational grazing paddocks designed for efficient, high-performance forage management. Miles of rural water lines feed lifetime tire tanks, offering dependable water distribution across the entire operation. In addition, multiple runoff ponds and a full mile of Cave Creek running through the heart of the property provide year-round surface water and wildlife habitat. Access is unmatched, with paved roads on all four boundaries, making operation and movement easy in all weather conditions. The ranch includes well-built corrals for catching, sorting and loading cattle, supporting smooth handling and daily use. The land has been carefully restored and maintained, featuring premier native and improved grass pastures with all invasive mesquite and elm trees removed, creating clean, productive acreage ideal for grazing and wildlife. For the sportsman, the hunting opportunities are first-class. The combination of creek bottom, managed grasses, water sources and natural cover provides excellent habitat for trophy whitetails, quail and pigs, making this a true multi-use ranch. With unmatched infrastructure, water, grazing systems and recreational appeal, this property stands out as a turnkey cattle and hunting investment ready for immediate use. For all inquiries about this property or any of the other parcels to this ranch, get ahold of Rustin.

**320 ACRES FOR SALE IN SOUTHWEST OKLAHOMA — DUKE, OK | $640,000 | $2,000 PER ACRE** **Rare 320-acre Southwest Oklahoma land offering just 4 miles west and ½ mile south of Duke, Oklahoma. Priced at $640,000, or only $2,000 per acre, with annual property taxes of less than $600.** This exceptional acreage offers a combination of excellent hunting, cattle grazing potential, rural water, two ponds and approximately **1.5 miles of road frontage**. This is the type of large-acreage property that is increasingly difficult to find in Southwestern Oklahoma. The 320 acres provide plenty of room for a **working cattle operation, hunting and recreational property, horse acreage, rural homesite, family ranch or long-term land investment**. ### EXCELLENT CATTLE & GRAZING PROPERTY The property is well suited for **cattle grazing and livestock**, offering the acreage needed for a productive Southwest Oklahoma ranch. With **rural water available** and a **pond on each 160-acre parcel**, the property provides valuable water resources for livestock and wildlife. The 320 acres could also offer flexibility for an owner who wants to operate the property as one large tract or utilize the two 160-acre sections independently, subject to applicable regulations and restrictions. ### EXCEPTIONAL HUNTING & RECREATIONAL LAND For the outdoor enthusiast, this property offers **exceptional hunting opportunities**. The combination of 320 acres, ponds and open rural landscape creates an attractive environment for wildlife and recreational use. Whether you're looking for **Oklahoma hunting land, recreational acreage, a private hunting property or a ranch where you can enjoy the outdoors**, this tract provides the size and setting to create your own private recreational retreat. ### 1.5 MILES OF ROAD FRONTAGE Approximately **1.5 miles of road frontage** provides excellent accessibility and adds flexibility for future use of the property. The extensive frontage also gives the land a strong presence and offers multiple possibilities for access and land management. ### PRIME SOUTHWEST OKLAHOMA LOCATION Located just **4 miles west and ½ mile south of Duke, Oklahoma**, this property offers the privacy and open space of rural Oklahoma while remaining close to the Duke community. Southwestern Oklahoma is known for its strong agricultural and ranching heritage, wide-open landscapes, hunting and outdoor recreation. This location makes the property particularly appealing to buyers searching for **Duke Oklahoma land for sale, Southwest Oklahoma ranches, Oklahoma cattle land, Oklahoma hunting land, recreational property and large acreage for sale**. ### PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS * **320 acres** * **$640,000** * **$2,000 per acre** * **Annual property taxes less than $600** * **Rural water** * **Two ponds — one on each 160-acre parcel** * **Approximately 1.5 miles of road frontage** * **Exceptional hunting** * **Excellent cattle grazing potential** * Suitable for ranching, livestock, recreation and hunting * Potential rural homesite or private ranch * Just **4 miles west and ½ mile south of Duke, Oklahoma** * Located in **Southwestern Oklahoma** * Large contiguous acreage with multiple potential uses **If you have been searching for 320 acres for sale in Southwest Oklahoma, a cattle ranch near Duke, Oklahoma hunting land, recreational acreage, or an affordable large-acreage investment, this property offers an outstanding combination of acreage, location, water resources, road frontage and price.** **320 acres. $640,000. $2,000 per acre. Taxes under $600 annually. Rural water. Two ponds. Exceptional hunting. Excellent grazing. Approximately 1.5 miles of road frontage.**

This 234 acre property is prime whitetail hunting ground. Whitetail bucks 150''-170+'' have been harvested in past years . Healthy populations of Rio Grande turkey , feral hogs , dove and duck hunting make this a sportsman's paradise . Two spring fed ponds well stocked with bass , crappie and catfish connected by a densely wooded drainage provide prime bowhunting opportunities. Years intense management and lite hunting pressure in the area should allow opportunities to consistently harvest upper age class bucks. Multiple elevation changes and vegetation types including three established food plots offer the type diversity rarely found in this area. There are 3 Tank Blind stands and 3 feeders that will convey with the property . Two coastal Bermuda pastures plus abundant natural grass provide consistently good grazing for livestock. There is a water well, electricity available , and a house pad in place . This property is ready for your family to enjoy and make memories