990 Acre Horton Cattle Ranch Holdenville OK
990 +/- Acres Horton Cattle Ranch
Price: $3,550 per acre.
Animal Units: 150 cows with hay production.
Terms: No owner financing.
Location: Holdenville, Oklahoma, Hughes County.
Comments: This cattle and hunting ranch also has good hay production. The ranch is approximately 50% beautiful trees and 50% open meadows. The very nice house sits on the highest part of the ranch and overlooks the entire property. With large metal corrals and extensive connecting lanes, handling cattle is as easy as it gets.
Improvements:
The 2,000 sq. ft. house has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, an open concept kitchen, dining room and large den with fireplace, and a covered porch.
Extensive metal corral.
2 Hay Barns.
Storage Unit.
Water: Several water wells, several nice ponds, 1 mile frontage on the Little River. Holdenville, OK gets 42 inches of rain, on average, per year.
Terrain: Upland overlooks bea...
Terrain: Upland overlooks beautiful open bottom.
Fences: Excellent barbed wire fences, numerous cross fences.
Grasses: Winter grasses include rye grass, and clovers. Summer grasses include Bermuda, and numerous native grasses.
Game: Trophy whitetail deer, and some wild hogs.
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 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.
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Research Parcel InformationDirections
North out of Atwood on Hwy 48. At Lake Holdenville turn left. Turn Right on E W 138 to Spaulding. From Spaulding go left (south) on NS 369. Turn right on E W 139. Road dead ends at ranch entrance.
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