Texas County, Oklahoma Land For Sale (30 results)

Seller: Curtis Clay Acres: 780 Acres Legal: Section 14 & NE/4 Section 15-T5N, R14E. Location: The property is located approximately 12 miles north of Guymon, Oklahoma. Close to elevators and a 70,000 plus head feed yard. Water: 3 irrigation wells: 1 - 1,200 gpm (+-) 6 years old, 1 - 1,200 gpm (+-) drilled 10/31/2024, 1- 700 gpm (+-) drilled 10/28/2024, 1 older well makes 250-300 gpm. 1- 1998 Valley sprinkler nozzled for 1,400 gpm. 500 wet acres, half to Alfalfa. The 2 new wells do not have pumps or gearheads. TOTAL of over 3,000 gpm of water. Price : $5,460,000.00 This property is offered by: Cruikshank Realty, Inc., 719-336-7802 and Bill E. Newman Real Estate LLC. 806 676 8599

For an operator looking for a place to add another 160 acres to the operation and have a place to live or for the person that lives in town that wants a place in the country, either way this property needs to be on the short list. This property offers the flexibility of country living, with the added value of have a few dryland acres to farm and with a small grass area on the property adds the ability have a few horses or cows. This property not only has a 1,550 sq/ft home a 50x100 shop barn but a 2 other small storage barns. The shop has a full concrete floor and it is fully enclosed to work inside on those chilly winter days. The property sets in the middle of three small town schools districts and is an easy commute to Liberal only 30 minutes north. This kind of property is hard to find in this part of the world and would make somebody a great homeplace.

If your operation needs another nice farm this property might fit the bill. Being 480 +/- acres in one location this property offers enough acres to make a difference. There are irrigation wells in the area, and this property could offer the same opportunities to irrigate this farm. This farm has been managed correctly and farmed for several years. If you want to be in the Hooker area this property needs to be on the short list.

A very nice parcel of Conservation Reserve program grassland. The stand of the grass appears to be in excellent condition. The property is paying $29/acre until 2026. Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a little piece of Oklahoma.

A really nice typical dryland farm for the area. There is a high voltage power line that runs in the middle of the farm. Looking for another 160 acres to add to the operation here would be a nice place to consider. There is an old domestic water well on the property that has not been used in sometime. The farm is planted to Triticale. Possession will be May 1st.

Attention Farmers and Ranchers: Here's a Quarter of grass for sale, 12 miles Southeast of Keyes. There's several grass tracts, likely CRP, surrounding the property. The property lies 2 miles South of Hwy.64. Mile 1 Road is on the eastern border. The Seller's mineral interest conveys with sale, approximately 50% per/Seller. The property has been lying vacant for many years. It would be a great tract for nearby farmers to add to their farming operation or add a few cows. It also offers the non-local investor affordable land to add to their portfolio, with the potential for CRP enrollment or tenant-lease. Don't hesitate to call Steve with any questions or to look at this great Farm!

Here is an excellent dryland quarter located just north of the community of Adams, OK in Texas County. This farm has county road N running along the north side and located just a 1/2 mile east of a farm to market blacktop road. The current tenant has invested nicely into soil health and crop rotations which is believed to make this acreage extra productive in years to come. A Gruver Loam Class #2 Soils with very minimal slope make up the majority of the soil composition. Currently the field is planted to half winter wheat and half harvested milo. The farm ground is currently leased with a tenant/owner crop share agreement in place until Dec. 31st 2026. This farm ground would make an incredible addition to anyones farming profile. Minerals are believed to be intact and will transfer with the land. For more information on this farm please reach out to listing agent Ky Pfleider (580)430-7005

PROPERTY OVERVIEW Texoma, OK - 160 Acres of Native Grassland Location: Situated just east of Texhoma, OK, in Texas County. Directions: From Texhoma, head northeast on Highway 54 for 1.5 miles. Turn right onto County Road HH and drive east for 2.5 miles. The property begins at the north boundary along County Road HH. Access: North Boundary: County Road HH East Boundary: County Road Mile 18 Size: 160 acres of pristine native grassland Water: No wells currently on the property Improvements: None This property offers a blank canvas for grazing, agricultural use, or development. Its accessible location and expansive open land make it an excellent investment opportunity.

PROPERTY OVERVIEW Oklahoma Lazy 11 Feedyard and Grass Location: Northeast of Texhoma, OK Directions: From Texhoma, OK, drive 4 miles northeast on Highway 54 to the south entrance of the property. Property Details: Total Acreage: 450 acres Water Resources: 1 stock well 2 irrigation wells 1 submersible pump 2 turbine pumps with gearheads Cattle Capacity: Feedyard with a capacity of 5,000 head Feedlot Features: Steel pipe pens Concrete feed bunks Corn cracking capabilities Improvements: 1 office Several barns 4 grain bins with a leg Several silage pits 1 processing shed Accessibility: Located along Highway 54 Price: $1,590,000

PROPERTY OVERVIEW OKLAHOMA GRASS 105 Area: West of Goodwell Ok. in Texas Co. Directions: From Goodwell, TX, drive north on Co Rd 22 for 11.5 miles to County Highway 412, turn right and drive north 4 miles to the SE corner of the property. Access: Highway 412 Acres: 105.67 acres Water: No wells Improvements: No improvements

The High Lonesome Ranch in the Oklahoma Panhandle offers an exceptional opportunity with abundant native grasslands and distinct character. Spanning approximately 3,329 +/- acres, this property provides limitless potential for establishing a successful cow/calf or yearling operation. LOCATION The ranch is situated in Texas County, Oklahoma, a region renowned for its robust agricultural production. Located just 25 minutes from Guymon, Oklahoma, a thriving community, youll find a full range of agricultural services, retail options, banking institutions, dining establishments, and an excellent school system. Additionally, the nearby Oklahoma Panhandle State University in Goodwella respected four-year college just 20 minutes southfurther enhances the areas appeal. PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS The High Lonesome Ranch is a true gem with its vast native grasslands, creating a strong foundation for a thriving livestock operation. Key features include: 3329 +/- acres of productive native grass capable of supporting diverse cattle operations. Access to multiple livestock marketing opportunities, including area feedlots and auction barns in Texhoma, Oklahoma, and Dalhart, Texas. An average annual rainfall of 18 inches, sufficient to sustain the robust native grasses that define the landscape. Four existing watering locations scattered across the ranch, offering essential water sources for livestock (note: some repairs may be needed). Almost two miles of seasonal Goff Creek add to the recreational twist RECREATIONAL POTENTIAL For outdoor enthusiasts, the property boasts excellent hunting opportunities. The ranch is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, antelope, dove and quail. The diverse ecosystem ensures the property isnt just a working ranch but also a destination for recreational enjoyment. SUMMARY Properties like the High Lonesome Ranch seldom come available in this region. Its size, resources, and strategic location make it an outstanding investment for ranchers looking to enhance their livestock operations or expand their portfolio. We invite you to explore the potential this remarkable ranch offers. Whether you are looking to establish a new operation or build upon an existing one, the High Lonesome Ranch provides the foundation for success.

Situated in the heart of the north-central Oklahoma Panhandle, the expansive Texas County Grass Ranch spans approximately 5,110 acres, offering a unique and outstanding opportunity for cattle ranching. This well-maintained property comes fully fenced and expertly irrigated, making it ready to support your cattle operationwhether focused on cow/calf or yearling productionright from the start. LOCATION At the heart of Texas County lies Guymon, a vibrant community that serves as the hub of the Oklahoma Panhandle. Home to over 20,000 residents, Guymon provides a welcoming atmosphere with all the amenities needed to support ranch life. Local agricultural producers have access to numerous agribusinesses for supplies and services, along with a variety of shops, schools, and financial institutions. The area enjoys a mild, agreeable climate with around 18 inches of rainfall annually, supporting healthy forage growth. Just a short drive away, the town of Goodwell is home to a local four-year college, adding an educational anchor to the region. PROPERTY DETAILS The Texas County Ranch encompasses approximately 5,110 acres across two main parcels. The largest section spans 4,150 +/- acres and is located roughly 24 miles northwest of Guymon, Oklahoma. This parcel features four expansive pastures, primarily covered with hardy native grasses like gramma and buffalo, which are ideal for grazing. The property has seen significant improvements under the current owner, including newly installed perimeter fencing that reinforces the lands security and utility. Efficiently watered with six solar-powered wells and two submersible pumps, the pastures provide ample resources to support livestock year-round. The diverse topography includes gentle draws and lower elevations, offering natural shelter during the winter months. Adding to the lands character, nearly 2.5 miles of the seasonal Goff Creek meander through the property, providing a serene, natural water feature that enhances the landscapes appeal. The ranch also includes a comfortable 1,200-square-foot two-bedroom one bath home, well-suited for a ranch manager or family, along with a set of pens and a sturdy barn, offering a fully equipped base for ranch operations. A second parcel, located approximately 11 miles north of Guymon along Highway 64/412, offers an additional 960 +/- acres of grazing land. This tract features two well-maintained pastures, sustained by a submersible well and three watering points. The lush buffalo and gramma grasses in these pastures are resilient and nutritious, providing consistent feed for cattle. SUMMARY Whether youre looking to expand an existing cattle operation or launch a new one, the Texas County Ranch presents an unparalleled opportunity. Properties of this size, quality, and potential are seldom available. Join us for a tour and experience this remarkable piece of the Oklahoma Panhandle firsthand.

PROPERTY OVERVIEW Oklahoma Irrigated 154 Acres LOCATION: Northern Oklahoma Panhandle, near Texas County DIRECTIONS: From Elkhart, KS, drive 6 miles south on Highway 95 to County Road E0070. Turn left and drive 5 miles to reach the northwest corner of the property. ACCESS: Property is Accessible via Paved County Road TOTAL ACRES: Approximately 154.46 Acres TOTAL WET ACRES: Approximately 120 Irrigated Acres PERCENTAGE IRRIGATED: 77.69% Irrigated Acres IRRIGATION AND WELL INFORMATION: TOTAL IRRIGATION WELLS: 2 Irrigation Wells TOTAL GPM: Approximately 400 Gallons Per Minute (GPM) GPM/WET ACRE: 3.33 GPM/Wet Acre UTILITIES: POWER: 3-Phase Electricity and Propane Available PRICE: $3,900/Acre OR $1,856,000 IMPROVEMENTS: 1- Zimmatic 1/4-Mile Sprinkler System 1- Turbine Pump with Gear Head 1- Chevy Irrigation Engine 1- Submersible Pump 2- Irrigation Wells

What an incredible quarter of land in northwest Texas County, located just 5 miles south of the Kansas border with Cow Creek running along the northern edge. This property stands out for its unique features, including a scattered prairie dog town, Burrowing owls, and a nice herd of pronghorn that call it home. The neighboring farm to the south appears to be planted in wheat, while the land to the west has a great stand of Milo. Approximately 120 acres of this property appear to be once farmed and have since reverted to high-quality grass pasture, while the remaining 40+/- acres along Cow Creek feature native grasses. Cow Creek itself seems to function as a wet-weather drainage, but currently holds pockets of water, as seen in aerial photos. With county road frontage on the east border, power lines, and a water well (yielding roughly 40 GPM with an electric pump already installed) on the northeast corner, this land offers plenty of versatility. This property presents numerous opportunitieswhether you're looking to run cattle, restore it to dryland farming, or enjoy the wildlife and recreational options, including prairie dog hunting, antelope, quail, pheasant, dove, and deer hunting to name a few. With its county road access, water and power already in place, this acreage would make an excellent homestead or headquarters for any number of uses. no minerals Dont hesitate to reach out to listing agent Ky Pfleider today @ 580-430-7005 Check LandID map for 360 viewing

Here's a great tract with a large portion of the acreage under CRP. The property is 19 miles south of Elkhart, Kansas and 3 miles south of 4-Corners. It has great access, lying only 3 miles south of Hwy 64 on Road 7. Electricity borders the property. The surrounding area is predominately dry-land farm ground and CRP. There are some irrigated circles south of the property. This tract offers nearby farmers nearly three quarters to add to their farming operation. It also offers the non-local investor affordable land, with a return, to add to their portfolio. Don't hesitate to call Steve with any questions or to look at this great farm!

Here's a great ranch 25 miles west of Guymon and 16 miles north of Texhoma, bordering Hwy. 95. Portions of the property are under two CRP contracts, totaling over $10,000 per year. The surrounding area is predominately dry-land farm ground and CRP. This tract offers nearby farmers additional acreage to add to their grazing and/or farming operations. It also offers the non-local investor affordable land, with a return, to add to their portfolio. There is also good pronghorn antelope and pheasant hunting in this area. Don't hesitate to call Steve with any questions or to look at this great Farm!

Here's a great tract of CRP for sale 20 miles southeast of Elkhart, Kansas. It has good access, lying only 3 miles north off Hwy 64 on Road 14. Electricity borders the property. The property is in year 3 of the CRP contract. The surrounding area is predominately dry-land farm ground and CRP. This tract offers nearby farmers another quarter to add to their farming operation. It also offers the non-local investor affordable land, with a return, to add to their portfolio. Don't hesitate to call Steve with any questions or to look at this great farm!

Situated in southeastern Cimarron County, Oklahoma is a very nice 480+/- acre piece of native grass, a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. The ranch is roughly thirty minutes west of Texhoma, Oklahoma or thirty minutes north of Stratford, Texas. Build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. LOCATION The Oklahoma Panhandle is widely known for crops and cattle. The new owner has multiple options for marketing cattle in Texhoma or Stratford with a livestock auction or feedyards. Both communities offer ag related businesses including feed and supplies. Banking options and great schools can be found in Texhoma and Stratford. Amarillo, TX is the hub of the Texas Panhandle and is a little over an hour and a half away. Here you will find plenty of shopping and entertainment as well as a regional airport. ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTION This 480 +/- acre piece of native grass is a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. There is a domestic well and livestock tank to mark the beginnings of your headquarters. Here you can build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. The grass consists of buffalo, blue grama and sideoats grama as the base turf. These are excellent varieties to maximize beef production on your operation. SUMMARY This Cimarron County, Oklahoma native grass ranch has not been grazed this summer. This grass has received ample rain this summer and is ready for your livestock. The 480 acres is easily accessible yet a great escape to be hidden from neighbors and the hustle of life. The property offers productive grazing for your yearling or cow/calf operation.

Land For Sale! An opportunity with options. Develop your rural homesite with quick access to Hooker, OK, or invest in an asset with irrigation potential. There are no active irrigation wells on the farm, but irrigated farms are nearby. Great price with great potential.

PROPERTY OVERVIEW Texas Co. Oklahoma Irrigated 155 Acres AREA: Northern Oklahoma Panhandle in Texas Co. LOCATION: From Elkhart, KS drive south 4 miles on HWY 95 to Co. Rd E. Turn left and drive west 7 miles to the SW corner of the property. ACCESS: County Rd E, Co. Rd 14 TOTAL ACRES: Approximately 155 Acres TOTAL WET ACRES: Approximately 116 Acres % IRRIGATED TO TOTAL ACRES: 74.83% TOTAL IRRIGATION WELLS: 1 Irrigation Well TOTAL GPM: Approximately 600 GPM GPM/WET ACRE: 5.26 GPM/Wet Acre POWER: 3-Phase Electricity, Natural Gas PRICE: $5,800/Acre or $899,000 IMPROVEMENTS: 1- CAT Engine with Turbine Pump and Gearhead 1- Submersible Pump

Introducing the 51 Ranch. This 969-acres is nestled off a paved road, and offers a unique blend of natural beauty and modern amenities, making it a haven for both relaxation and entertainment. The property is currently on a Prescribed Grazing CRP agreement which brings in $12,724 in annual payments through 2033. This truly diverse property is filled with all forms of wildlife including large numbers of bobwhite and blue quail, dove, whitetail, mule deer, pronghorn and even elk have even been spotted within a mile of the ranch. Neighboring over 12,000 acres of Optima WMA and NWR along its 3 mile western border, this premiere hunting property assures there is never a lack of hunting opportunity. The land also features several miles of two track roads, 2 ponds (controlled from an electric water pump) and about 17 acres of food plots for local wildlife. On the north end of the ranch, at the end of the paved Mile 51 Road, youll discover a charming 3-bedroom bunk house with 2 full baths, walk-in cooler (which is able to stay around 40 degrees on even the hottest of days), and a convenient cleaning station on a large concrete pad, ensuring that every aspect of your outdoor experience is both seamless and enjoyable. The outdoor bar and entertainment space provide the ideal setting for hosting hunts and gatherings with friends and family. This space is designed for creating memories and embracing the serenity of the countryside while still enjoying the convenience of modern amenities. This 969-acre ranch is more than a property; it's a lifestyle. Imagine evenings spent under the unspoiled and vast expanse of the western plains sky, while you listen to quail on roost, coyotes as they sound off on their evening roll call and maybe a distant bugling elk looking for love. With its diverse features and thoughtfully designed spaces, it beckons you to create a haven where the beauty of nature harmonizes with the comforts of contemporary living.

Country living, recently remodeled home with Austin Stone on the outside. Well insulated, hardwood floors on a full basement and metal roof. Assessor's taxes calculated on 3,360 Sq. Ft. total. Outside measurements with some utilities and lots of extras on 1,110+/- acres. Approximately 262+/- acres of irrigations with two wells and Valley Electric Sprinklers. The circle is currently in OWB and native grasses and fenced with electric fence with cross fencing. The circle is in grasses and can be broken out or in various combinations and is not currently enrolled in government programs. The balance is in basically native grasses and enrolled in the Grazing Program and is the first year of a 15 year sign up at $18 per acre. This property has a nice house, barns, pens and out buildings with a 262 acre circle that can be farmed and two irrigation wells pumping approximately 650+/- gallons per minute. This is a property that you will want to check out Northwest of Texhoma, Oklahoma.

Discover an exceptional irrigated property in the heart of the Oklahoma  Panhandle, spanning approximately 1,182 acres in Texas County. This farm is located just a short drive from Goodwell and offers 840 irrigated acres. The irrigation wells on this farm produce a total of 3,500, equating to 4.166 GPM per wet acre. This farm is perfectly equipped to support a variety of crops. Key improvements include eight irrigation wells, seven Valley 14-mile sprinklers, six three-phase electric motors, six VFD  electric panels with soft start technology, one submersible pump, and seven hollow-shaft turbine pumps. Additionally, an on-site barn provides convenient storage and workspace. This property presents a unique opportunity for farmers and investors looking to capitalize on fertile land in a strategic location.

Area: SW of Goodwell, OK in Texas County, Oklahoma Total Acres: Approximately 563 acres Total Wet Acres: Approximately 480 acres % Irrigated to total acres: 85% Crop History: Corn, cotton, wheat, rye, soybeans Total Irrigation Wells: 4 irrigation wells Total GPM: Approximately 1,500 total gpm Power: 3- phase electricity runs along the north boundary GPM/ Wet Acre: 3.125 gpm/ wet acre Improvements: 1- Reinke mile sprinkler 2019 model 4 Irrigation wells 3- Turbine pumps with gearheads 1- submersible pump 4- natural gas irrigation engines