There are very few properties across North America that have a reputation and name that are famous. The Wallahachie Ranch is simply one of those properties. Amongst the inner circle of big deer fanatics in the Midwest, the Wallahachie has the reputation and history of big deer production that is talked about, known, and respected. The ranch has rewarded its stewards with many big deer, including 200+ animals. It has a rare combination of seclusion, water, crops, cover, and genetics that bring everything together in a very special place. This entire area was affected by the unprecedented wildfires in the Spring of 2017. One bright spot for the ranch is, the fire moved through at amazing speed, leaving scattered pockets of cover completely unaffected. Because of this, the deer herd was left mostly intact. Still, the owners decided to give the deer a break this Fall. Other than a few burned...
There are very few properties across North America that have a reputation and name that are famous. The Wallahachie Ranch is simply one of those properties. Amongst the inner circle of big deer fanatics in the Midwest, the Wallahachie has the reputation and history of big deer production that is talked about, known, and respected. The ranch has rewarded its stewards with many big deer, including 200+ animals. It has a rare combination of seclusion, water, crops, cover, and genetics that bring everything together in a very special place. This entire area was affected by the unprecedented wildfires in the Spring of 2017. One bright spot for the ranch is, the fire moved through at amazing speed, leaving scattered pockets of cover completely unaffected. Because of this, the deer herd was left mostly intact. Still, the owners decided to give the deer a break this Fall. Other than a few burned cedars and thickets scattered through the ranch, the scars from the fire are minimal. Since there have been 6 miles of new fencing along with a complete rebuilding of the irrigation engine and pivot. The ranch totals 1563 acres, 1172 sits in Oklahoma, 391 in Kansas on Crooked Creek just before it drains into the legendary Cimarron River. The rolling elevations provide astounding views. On this high-plains ranch, you are simply setting a bit closer to heaven.
Property Features:
- This property has 1172 acres in Beaver, OK and 391 acres in Mead, KS for a total of 1563 acres at $2,500,000
- One of the premier hunting ranches in the Midwest; Whitetail, Muleys, Turkey, Quail and Pheasant
- Ranch lays across Oklahoma/Kansas state line, allowing a Buyer to purchase 2 Oklahoma Antlered permits and 1 Kansas Antlered Permit
- Ranch has a well-documented history of producing big-deer(200+)
- Has blinds and feeders in place
- Live Creek – “Crooked Creek�
- Secluded with NO road frontage
- Irrigation Pivot has been completely re-built from engine to the end of the pivot. Waters 60 acres, currently standing milo. There’s another 60 acres of dryland wheat
- 2000 T-L brand pivot, Duramax Diesel engine. The well and pump were constructed with the ability supply an additional pivot if owner decides to construct a second
- Numerous windmills and cross fencing, with great grass pasture
- 30’x40’ metal building at the entrance of ranch
- 1 Mile North of the Cimarron River
- Good Gyp Road access
- Surface Only
- 10 miles Northwest of Gate
Directions
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