Contact for Price  •  460 acres
Thunder Ridge Ranch at Gibson Lake Sealed Bid Auction- bids will be accepted from July 23rd, 2026 through August 28th, 2026 This 460-acre property sits in Garvin County, a short drive from Pauls Valley. It's a quiet stretch of land suited for raising animals, fishing, hunting, or spending time outdoors with family. The size and layout of the property give it room for a lot of different uses, whether that means running livestock, managing wildlife, or just having space to be outside. At the center of the property is a custom-built home, 6,500+/- square feet, that has been completely remodeled. It has 5 bedrooms (plus an optional bonus room), 3 full bathrooms, and 2 half bathrooms. The house has large windows throughout, so you can see the land from inside - deer moving through the trees in the early morning, or the sun going down over the lake in the evening. The layout gives you separate areas for gathering with people and for having your own space, and there's enough room to comfortably fit a large family or regular guests. Water is a major part of this property. There's a private 60-acre lake with a boat ramp, so getting a boat in the water is simple. Add in the surrounding ponds, and there's close to 70 acres of water on the property in total. The lake and ponds are stocked with bass, crappie, perch, and catfish, which makes this a good setup for anyone who fishes regularly or just wants water access nearby. The land itself is built to handle livestock. New perimeter and cross-fencing runs through the property, making it possible to separate pastures and manage animals in different sections. Two permanent corral systems are already set up and ready to use. For storage and shelter, there are two barns that can hold hay, equipment, or animals, along with five granaries for feed. An extensive trail system runs through the property as well, which works well for ATV riding, hiking, or riding horses across different parts of the land. Wooded sections of the property are home to deer, turkey, quail, and wild pigs, so there's consistent wildlife on the land for anyone interested in hunting or simply watching animals move through the property. Property details: 460 acres in Garvin County, Oklahoma 6,500+/- sq ft custom home, completely remodeled 5 bedrooms (optional 6th), 3 full bathrooms, 2 half bathrooms Private 60-acre lake with boat ramp, plus ponds (about 70 acres of water total) Lake and ponds stocked with bass, crappie, perch, and catfish New perimeter and cross-fencing 2 corrals, 2 barns, and 5 granaries Extensive trail system for ATVs, hiking, and riding Habitat for deer, turkey, quail, and wild pigs This property could work as a full-time residence, a place to visit on weekends, or a working ranch. The mix of house, water, land, and wildlife gives it options for a lot of different lifestyles, whether that's running cattle, spending weekends fishing, hunting through the fall, or just having a large piece of land to call your own. Location: 2 hours from Dallas/Fort Worth 50 minutes from Oklahoma City 14 minutes from Interstate 35 (Exit 79) 12 minutes from Pauls Valley, OK To schedule a showing, contact Trey Pearcy with Great Plains Land Company at (405) 545-0985. When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation, if any, will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

$121,500  •  45 acres
45± Acres Inside Carter City Limits - Highway 34 Frontage Land like this doesn't come up for sale very often. It's not every day you find 45 acres sitting right inside city limits, especially land that's flat, easy to get to, and ready for almost anything you want to do with it. Maybe you're ready to build or farm right away. Maybe your plans are still years off. Either way, this piece of ground gives you plenty of room to work with and a spot that's tough to beat. This 45± acre property sits inside the city limits of Carter, Oklahoma, in Beckham County. It runs right along State Highway 34, so you get direct highway access. That means it's simple to reach no matter where you're coming from in the area. Most of the land is dryland tillable acreage, and it's been taken care of well over the years. The ground is nearly level, which makes it easy to farm right now. It also makes a solid starting point if you ever want to use the land for something else down the road. Whether you keep farming it or decide to try something new later, the flat layout and great location leave plenty of doors open. One of the best things about this property is that electricity already runs along two sides of the land. That's a big deal. Having power close by can save you real time and money if you ever decide to build or add improvements. On top of that, this part of Carter looks like a natural spot for future growth. As the town keeps changing, land like this - with size, location, and easy access all rolled into one - gets harder and harder to find. Because the land is so open, you get a clean slate to work with. There are no steep hills or rough terrain getting in your way, so it's easy to picture just about any use for the space. You'll also enjoy wide, sweeping views of western Oklahoma, colorful sunrises and sunsets, and plenty of room to spread out, all while staying just minutes from everything Carter has to offer. Whether you're searching for good farmland, a smart long-term investment, or a property with real room to grow, this tract checks a lot of boxes. Big pieces of land inside city limits, with highway frontage, available power, and level ground, just don't show up often in western Oklahoma. This 45± acre property brings all of that together in one great piece of land that's ready for whatever comes next. When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

$420,000  •  160 acres
North Custer County 160Property overview Situated right on the Custer and Dewey County line in northern Custer County, Oklahoma, this 160-acre tract delivers a rare combination of accessibility and seclusion. Just two miles off State Highway 183, you get the convenience of easy access without sacrificing the quiet, undisturbed atmosphere that serious hunters and outdoor enthusiasts demand. The land is a dead section tract with no county roads running along the east or west sides - limiting outside traffic and pressure to nearly zero. Whether you're after a top tier hunting property, a peaceful weekend getaway, or a sound land investment, this parcel checks every box. Land & habitat The terrain features a rich, layered mix of native grasses, improved grasses, cedar trees, sand plum thickets and hardwood bottoms - a combination that creates exceptional wildlife habitat and a true hunting-property feel throughout. A well-maintained trail system winds across the acreage, giving you easy access to every corner of the property without pushing wildlife unnecessarily. Several food plots are already established and prepared for planting, ready to attract and hold game from day one. The property also features a natural pond site that, with minimal work, could be developed to add lasting value and even more reliable water for wildlife. Water resources A live creek runs through the property, providing a consistent and natural water source that keeps wildlife cycling through the land. A water well is already in place - simply add a solar pump to bring it to full operational status, making the property self-sufficient for livestock, camp use, or future development. Hunting & wildlife This area of Oklahoma is well-known for its thriving wildlife populations. Natural funnels built into the landscape move animals predictably, and numerous ideal stand locations exist throughout the property. The heavy cover and existing food plots are designed to attract and hold game season after season. Whitetail deerWild turkeyQuailWild hogKey features at a glance Creek through property Existing water well (needs solar pump) Multiple established food plots Developed trail system Natural pond building site Cedar & hardwood thicket cover Native & improved grasses No east/west county roads 2 miles off State Hwy 183 Custer/Dewey County line Ideal natural deer funnels When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

$925,000  •  160 acres
The Sasakwa 160 - 160 Acres of Proven Whitetail Country in Central Oklahoma If you've spent any time chasing big whitetails in Oklahoma, you already know that ground like this doesn't come around very often. The Sasakwa 160 is a fully set-up, 160-acre ranch sitting in one of the most respected deer-producing areas in the entire state - a region that Game & Fish Magazine once called "Ground Zero" for Oklahoma's record-class whitetail genetics. That reputation didn't happen by accident, and neither did what this ranch has become. The improvements away from the hunting side are just as solid. The centerpiece is a large 60' x 55' insulated, climate-controlled steel barn. Inside, there's a finished 750-square-foot living space with a two bedrooms, one bathroom, and a full kitchen - comfortable enough for a long season or extended stays. It functions equally well as a hunting lodge, a weekend place, or a full-time residence if that's the direction you want to go. Separate from the barn is a 640-square-foot custom-built tiny home - one bedroom, one bathroom, well-finished and genuinely comfortable. Having two independent living spaces opens the door for large hunting groups, family gatherings, or even rental income. You're not cramming people into one building or making anybody sleep in a camp trailer.There's also a 45' x 25' metal shop with a concrete floor for equipment, tools, and general ranch work. The current owners have spent years doing things the right way - managing habitat, controlling harvest, running supplemental feeding programs, and letting deer mature. The results speak for themselves. This place has a legitimate track record of producing big, mature bucks, and there's plenty of room for the next owner to keep building on that foundation. Walk the land and you'll understand pretty quickly why the deer use it so heavily. Mature hardwood timber gives animals a place to bed and browse, while open meadows create natural staging and feeding areas. A live spring-fed creek runs through the property year-round, and five ponds are scattered across the acreage - meaning water is never far away, in any season. That kind of consistent, diverse habitat is what keeps deer on a property instead of wandering to the neighbor's. Getting around the ranch is easy thanks to an extensive trail system that's been developed and maintained over the years. These aren't just two-track roads thrown in for convenience - they were laid out with hunting in mind. The trails provide clean access to stands with minimal disturbance, create natural shooting lanes, and let you navigate by ATV, UTV, or truck without pushing deer off the property. It's the kind of thoughtful infrastructure that takes years to build right. The hunting setup itself is completely ready to go. Three Redneck tower blinds and three HB feeders are already in place, each one positioned to take advantage of wind, terrain, deer travel routes, and nearby water. Steel exclusion fencing around the feeders keeps the feed where it belongs. Whoever buys this ranch can be in a stand their first season without spending a dime on setup. The perimeter and cross-fencing are in good shape, giving you flexibility for livestock, hay production, or simply managing the land in sections. Access off Highway 56 is clean and easy without sacrificing the privacy that makes a hunting property worth owning. Put it all together - proven deer genetics, diverse habitat, live water, a complete trail system, premium hunting infrastructure, two living quarters, working shop space, and years of hands-on management already behind it - and you've got a place that's genuinely hard to replicate. The Sasakwa 160 is ready to hunt, ready to enjoy, and ready for whoever is serious about owning a piece of real Oklahoma whitetail country. When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

$733,900  •  82 acres
82 Acres in McClain County, Oklahoma There's a certain kind of property that's hard to describe until you're actually standing on it. This is one of those places. 82 acres of rolling Oklahoma countryside in McClain County, where the land shifts and dips through hardwood timber and open grassland, and the only sounds you're likely to hear are wind moving through the trees and the occasional rustle of deer working through the brush. It feels remote. It feels private. And yet, you're never really that far from where you need to be. Two paved roads connect the property to Interstate 35 in both directions - 9.5 miles to Exit 86 at State Highway 59, and 9.5 miles to Exit 91 near Purcell via State Highway 24. Oklahoma City, Norman, and Purcell are all within comfortable reach. That balance between genuine seclusion and real-world convenience is something most rural properties promise but rarely deliver. This one actually pulls it off. You enter through a custom-built gate that feels intentional - like someone put real thought into the first impression this place makes. And the land doesn't disappoint from there. What greets you is a property that has been shaped over time into something that works well for both recreation and quiet living. The mature timber provides shade, cover, and character. The native grasses hold wildlife and move beautifully in a breeze. The terrain rolls just enough to create natural walls of privacy between different parts of the land, making it feel bigger and more varied than the acreage alone might suggest. At the heart of the property sits a 4.5-acre stocked pond. It's the kind of water feature that becomes the center of gravity for everything around it. Mornings on the bank with a fishing rod, evenings watching the light fade across the surface, family gatherings anchored around a place that everyone gravitates toward - the pond isn't just a nice feature, it's a reason to be outside. The surrounding habitat makes it a natural draw for wildlife too, so even when the fishing is slow, there's usually something worth watching. Trails wind throughout the entire property, giving you easy access to every corner of the land. Whether you're on an ATV, horseback, or just walking, the trail system lets you actually use and enjoy the acreage rather than just own it. Along the way, you'll find the kind of wildlife habitat that this part of Oklahoma is known for. Whitetail deer move through regularly, wild turkey, quail are a common sight, and dove show up in season. For hunters, it's a well-rounded setup. For everyone else, it's just a beautiful place to spend time outdoors. Several spots across the property stand out as strong candidates for a future home or cabin. The rolling topography naturally tucks these locations away, offering privacy without feeling isolated. One of the most appealing sits with a view overlooking the pond - the kind of building site you design a house around rather than the other way around. Utilities are already available along the west side of the property along High Avenue, which removes one of the bigger headaches that often comes with developing raw land. What this property comes down to is options. Build a permanent home. Set up a weekend retreat. Hunt it hard every fall. Fish it all summer. Or simply hold onto a piece of land that's genuinely worth owning. Not many properties give you all of those possibilities in one place - and in McClain County Oklahoma, even fewer do it with this much character. 12 miles from Purcell, Oklahoma 21 miles from Norman, Oklahoma 35 miles from Downtown Oklahoma City, Oklahoma When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

$595,000  •  62 acres
Just outside the community of Konawa in Seminole County, this 62-acre property offers a thoughtful blend of productive land, comfortable country living, practical improvements, and exceptional wildlife habitat. It is the kind of place that has clearly been cared for through the years, where every feature contributes to both the function and enjoyment of the land. Whether used for livestock, outdoor recreation, or simply as a place to enjoy the quiet rhythm of rural Oklahoma, the property provides the resources and improvements to support a wide variety of interests. The landscape is made up of a pleasing mix of open pasture, scattered timber, and reliable water sources. Improved grasses cover much of the acreage, creating strong grazing opportunities while also giving the property a clean, well-kept appearance. The open areas transition naturally into pockets of mature timber that provide shade during the summer months and shelter for wildlife throughout the year. These wooded sections create natural travel corridors and bedding areas, adding both beauty and ecological diversity to the property. A seasonal creek winds its way through portions of the land, adding character to the terrain while providing additional wildlife habitat during wetter periods. Two ponds, each approximately one-quarter acre in size, offer dependable water year-round. Beyond their practical value for livestock, the ponds attract a wide variety of birds and wildlife, creating enjoyable opportunities for observation and hunting. The improvements throughout the property have been designed with both utility and comfort in mind. A 25-by-50 insulated barn serves as far more than simple storage. Equipped with electricity, heating, and air conditioning, it provides a comfortable environment for projects, equipment maintenance, hobbies, or workshop space regardless of the season. Nearby, a second 30-by-40 barn with an attached 20-by-40 enclosed lean-to offers substantial room for machinery, feed, supplies, or livestock-related operations. Additional covered equipment sheds provide protection from Oklahoma's changing weather conditions, while a loafing shed and livestock pens further enhance the property's agricultural capabilities. Situated near the center of the acreage is a well-maintained home built in 2009. The 1,584-square-foot residence features two bedrooms and two bathrooms and was designed with comfort and practicality in mind. The open-concept layout allows the kitchen, dining, and living areas to flow naturally together, creating a welcoming environment for everyday living. At the heart of the home is a beautiful limestone fireplace that serves as both a focal point and a gathering place during cooler months. Large living spaces and an efficient floor plan make the home equally suitable for peaceful evenings at home or hosting family and friends. The property's infrastructure supports efficient livestock management. Cross fencing divides the acreage into multiple sections, allowing grazing pressure to be managed effectively while offering flexibility for different operational needs. Combined with the ponds, barns, pens, and productive pasture, the existing setup provides a strong foundation for agricultural use without requiring extensive additional improvements. Wildlife is one of the property's standout features. Whitetail deer are frequently seen moving between the timber and open feeding areas, while wild turkey, quail, and dove are common residents throughout the year. During migration seasons, the ponds often attract ducks and geese, adding another dimension to the recreational opportunities available on the property. The combination of water, cover, food sources, and diverse habitat creates an environment that naturally supports healthy wildlife populations. Properties that successfully combine comfortable living accommodations, useful improvements, productive pasture, and quality wildlife habitat are becoming increasingly difficult to find. This Seminole County property offers all of those elements in one manageable package. Whether your goal is to raise livestock, spend weekends outdoors, enjoy hunting and wildlife watching, or simply own a well-cared-for piece of Oklahoma countryside, this property provides the space, functionality, and natural beauty to make it possible. It is a place where the practical needs of country living and the enjoyment of the outdoors come together in a setting that can be appreciated year-round. When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company. 6 miles from Konawa, Ok 14 miles from Seminole, Ok 17 miles from Ada, Ok 60 miles from Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area 149 miles from the Dallas/Fort Worth Metropolitan Area

$224,000  •  80 acres
This beautiful 80-acre piece of land is full of possibilities! Whether you want to raise animals, enjoy the outdoors, or build your dream home, this land is ready for you. It already has strong fences around the edge, and the grass is thick and healthy - perfect for grazing cattle or other animals. But that's not all this land has to offer! For nature lovers, this land is a dream come true. There's over one acre of peaceful ponds where you can watch ducks during the winter months. The land also has thick brush and trees, as well as hills and valleys that give it a fun and interesting shape. These features help make it a great place for deer to live and grow. In fact, the area is known for having trophy white-tailed deer! You'll also find a strong population of wild turkeys and quail here, making it a great spot for hunting or just watching wildlife. The mix of open pasture, water, and wooded areas gives all kinds of animals a safe place to live. Whether you enjoy bird watching, hunting, or just hiking around the land, this property has something special for everyone. This land is private, peaceful, and packed with potential. It's perfect for someone who wants a quiet escape with tons of outdoor fun. Come see how you can make this land your own! For more information or to schedule a showing contact Trey Pearcy with Great Plains Land Company at (405) 545-0985 . 12 miles from Clinton, Ok 13 miles from Interstate 40 28 miles from Weatherford, Ok 84 miles from the Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

$376,000  •  160 acres
The Custer County 160 is an extremely productive mixed-use property that offers a fantastic combination of farmland and pastureland. With 64 acres of high-quality tillable ground, this property is perfect for farming or crop production. The remaining acreage is covered in a mix of improved and native grasses, making it ideal for grazing livestock or maintaining wildlife habitat. This property is well-fenced around the perimeter, providing excellent protection for livestock and ensuring your animals stay safely contained. On the south side of the property, you'll find a catch pen that's conveniently located near the paved road, making it easy to load and move livestock. There's also a stock well on the south side, providing reliable water for animals or irrigation. In addition to the land, the property includes two useful sheds: a 20' x 30' shed and a larger 25' x 50' shed. These structures provide plenty of space for storing equipment, hay, or other supplies, making this property even more practical for farming or ranching operations. The property also offers excellent cover in the bottoms, providing great bedding areas for the local wildlife, including whitetail deer, turkey, and quail. This makes it a great property for hunters or anyone looking to enjoy the beauty of wildlife on their land. Access to the property is easy with paved roads leading directly to State Highway 183, making it convenient to travel to nearby towns and cities. The property is located just: 14 miles from Clinton, OK 15 miles from Interstate 40 30 miles from Weatherford, OK 86 miles from the Oklahoma City metropolitan area Whether you're looking to farm, raise livestock, or just enjoy the rural beauty of Oklahoma, the Custer County 160 offers the perfect setting. For more information or to schedule a showing, contact Trey Pearcy with Great Plains Land Company at (405) 545-0985 . When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

$480,000  •  240 acres
Located along Highway 283 in Roger Mills County, Oklahoma, this ±240-acre property offers an outstanding combination of productive grazing land, strong hunting potential, and excellent accessibility. Properties that can successfully support both agricultural use and recreational enjoyment are becoming increasingly difficult to find in western Oklahoma, and this ranch is a prime example of a well-balanced operation that checks all the boxes. From the moment you enter the property, it is easy to appreciate the care and management that has gone into maintaining this ranch. The fencing throughout the property is in phenomenal condition and provides both functionality and peace of mind for livestock operations. Whether you are looking to expand an existing cattle operation, establish a new grazing setup, or invest in quality Oklahoma land, this property is well equipped to handle a variety of agricultural uses. The ranch features healthy stands of improved grasses that provide excellent forage production and grazing potential throughout much of the year. Combined with the layout of the property and reliable native habitat, the land offers the kind of versatility that makes western Oklahoma ranches highly desirable. Several wet-season ponds are scattered across the acreage, helping provide water sources for both livestock and wildlife while also enhancing the natural beauty of the ranch. During wetter years, these ponds create excellent wildlife travel corridors and gathering areas. One of the true highlights of this property is its outstanding wildlife habitat and hunting opportunities. Roger Mills County has long been recognized as one of Oklahoma's premier areas for recreational hunting, and this ranch offers the type of cover, food sources, and water that attract and hold game animals year-round. Whitetail deer, wild hogs, turkey, quail, and other native wildlife are regularly seen throughout the property. The combination of open grazing areas, natural cover, and seasonal water sources creates an ideal environment for both wildlife management and recreational enjoyment. The property offers a strong balance between open pasture and habitat cover, making it appealing not only for ranchers but also for outdoorsmen looking for a property with exceptional hunting potential. Whether you enjoy early morning deer hunts, spring turkey season, or simply watching wildlife move across the landscape, this ranch provides a true western Oklahoma outdoor experience. Accessibility is another major advantage of this property. With frontage and easy access along Highway 283, the ranch can be conveniently reached while still maintaining the privacy and rural atmosphere buyers are searching for. The location offers the ability to enjoy country living and wide-open spaces without sacrificing convenience. Opportunities to purchase a clean, productive, and recreation-rich 240-acre tract in Roger Mills County do not come available every day. With phenomenal fencing, improved grasses, multiple wet-season ponds, abundant wildlife, excellent grazing potential, and outstanding hunting opportunities, this property is well suited for livestock producers, recreational buyers, investors, or anyone looking to own a beautiful piece of western Oklahoma land. Whether your vision is agricultural production, hunting and recreation, or long-term land ownership, this ranch is ready to deliver.

$2,000,000  •  294 acres
P Bar Farms - ±294 Acres | Western Oklahoma Located along Historic Route 66 between Hydro and Weatherford, Oklahoma P Bar Farms is one of western Oklahoma's most well-rounded properties. Spanning roughly 294 acres, this land sits in a prime spot along historic Route 66, right between the towns of Hydro and Weatherford. With about half a mile of road frontage on Route 66 and strong visibility from Interstate 40, this property is easy to find and hard to forget. Whether you are coming from the east or the west, you can reach P Bar Farms with ease - and anyone driving by is sure to notice it. This is the kind of land that checks a lot of boxes at once. It works well for farming. It works well for grazing. And it offers some of the best wildlife habitat you will find in this part of the state. If you have been searching for a property that does more than one thing well, P Bar Farms is worth a close look. Impressive Buildings and Improvements The structures on this property are truly a standout feature. Most farms in this price range cannot offer anything close to what is already in place here. The crown jewel is a 55x60 insulated event center, fully climate controlled, a full kitchen, and restrooms. The large open floor plan makes it perfect for weddings, private parties, corporate gatherings, or any number of other events. This building alone opens up real income possibilities for the right buyer. In addition to the event center, there is a 30x40 insulated and climate-controlled building, as well as a 40x45 insulated structure that is also climate controlled and includes bathrooms. These buildings offer flexible space that could work for a business, a workshop, guest accommodations, or storage for valuable equipment. For heavier storage and work needs, the property includes a 30x60 barn with electricity and a paved floor, along with a 55x60 barn that also has power and a finished floor. These two barns give you plenty of room for farm equipment, hay storage, livestock handling, or whatever your operation requires. A Remodeled Farmhouse The two-story farmhouse sits comfortably on the property and offers around 1,800 +/- square feet of living space. It has two bedrooms and one and a half bathrooms, and it has been fully remodeled from top to bottom. The updates are clean and well done, blending modern touches with a simple, practical layout that fits the land around it. Whether you plan to live here full time, use it as a weekend getaway, or house a farm manager, the home is move-in ready and well maintained. Water You Can Count On Water is one of the first things any buyer thinks about, and P Bar Farms delivers on that front in a big way. The property has roughly two acres of surface water, two spring-fed ponds that stay full throughout the year. You do not have to worry about dry spells leaving your livestock or wildlife without a drink. Deer Creek runs through the property for more than one and a quarter miles. That kind of natural waterway adds real value - both for everyday use and for the overall beauty of the land. The creek also draws wildlife in from the surrounding area, making it a natural gathering point across all four seasons. Ready-to-Farm Ground For those who want to put the land to work right away, a six-tower center pivot irrigation system is already in place. It can water close to 100 acres, giving you a strong foundation for crop production without the need for major setup costs. The soil quality and field layout support a variety of crops, and the system is ready to go. Beyond the irrigated acres, improved grasses are already established across parts of the property, making it well suited for grazing cattle or other livestock. The mix of open pasture and natural terrain gives you real flexibility in how you manage the land from year to year. Outstanding Wildlife P Bar Farms is a wildlife lover's dream. The combination of Deer Creek, multiple ponds, thick cover, and open travel corridors creates the kind of setting that holds animals all year long. The property is home to a healthy population of white-tailed deer, wild turkey, quail and a variety of other native species. Natural browse and bedding areas are spread throughout the property, and the water sources keep animals close. Established travel corridors connect the open areas and the heavier cover, giving you plenty of options for setting up hunting stands or simply watching wildlife from a distance. If hunting or wildlife management is part of your plan, this land is built for it. A Location That Stands Out Not many properties in western Oklahoma can offer what P Bar Farms brings in terms of location. Route 66 frontage alone gives the property a level of character and exposure that most rural tracts simply do not have. Add Interstate 40 visibility to the mix, and you have a property that people will see, remember, and talk about. Nearby towns like Hydro and Weatherford give you easy access to grocery stores, restaurants, schools, and services - without giving up the peace and quiet of rural life. It is the best of both worlds. The Bottom Line P Bar Farms brings together irrigated farmland, year-round water, exceptional wildlife habitat, and a suite of high-quality buildings - all in one of the most visible and accessible locations in western Oklahoma. Properties like this do not come along often. If you are ready for land that works as hard as you do, P Bar Farms is ready for you. When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

$1,600,000  •  320 acres
Harmon County Riverview Ranch THE LAND Situated in the rolling terrain of Harmon County near the community of Vinson, this 320-acre property is a well-organized working ranch that stands on its own merits from the moment you arrive. The land is planted in improved grasses and has been thoughtfully maintained for long-term productivity. Close to four miles of cross fencing divide the property into manageable pasture sections, giving operators the ability to rotate grazing patterns, protect forage during dry stretches, and tailor herd management to the season. The infrastructure respects the land rather than fighting it, and the result is a property that carries well year after year. WATER Two spring-fed ponds together cover nearly three acres of surface water - a significant asset in this part of Oklahoma. Spring-fed sources offer a level of reliability that tanks and surface runoff simply can't match. Livestock have dependable access without seasonal uncertainty, and the ponds add a visual anchor to the landscape that enhances both the character and the practical value of the acreage. THE BARNDOMINIUM At 5,937 square feet, the 2013-built barndominium is the centerpiece of the operation - and it was clearly designed to be used hard. With 5 bedrooms and six full bathrooms to accommodate large gatherings, working crews, or extended family without any of the usual compromises. The integrated pull-through shop with a large overhead door that opens directly into the living area is a standout feature: it blurs the line between workspace and living space in the best possible way, whether you're storing equipment, working on machinery, or hosting after a long day on the property. An in-home elevator adds accessibility for all ages or mobility needs, and a full-service Generac generator means the lights stay on regardless of what the weather delivers. CATTLE FACILITIES The working cattle infrastructure on this ranch goes well beyond the basics. The setup is engineered for efficiency - designed to reduce the labor and time involved in everyday operations and to scale with the size of the herd. Whether you're processing calves, working a small cow-calf pair or managing a larger commercial operation, the facilities are ready to support the work without requiring significant additional build-out or investment. WILDLIFE & RECREATION The combination of standing water, open pasture, and natural cover creates the kind of habitat that draws and holds wildlife. Whitetail deer, wild hogs, and upland birds are all present on properties like this throughout Harmon County, and this one offers the mix of elements - water, edge cover, and open ground - that keeps them around. The recreational potential here is not an afterthought; it's built into the bones of the property, making it equally suited as a hunting destination or a private retreat alongside its agricultural function. When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

$497,000  •  0.3 acres
Prime Commercial Opportunity in Hinton, Oklahoma Exceptional 5,000 square feet of commercial space available in the rapidly growing town of Hinton. Strategically positioned on Market Street along highly traveled State Highway 281, this property offers outstanding visibility and easy access, making it ideal for retail, office, restaurant, medical, or mixed-use development. The building totals 5,000 square feet and features a highly flexible layout. The space can be divided every 25 feet, with separate plumbing, electrical, and sewer connections, providing excellent potential for multiple tenants or phased occupancy. Whether you're an investor seeking strong rental flexibility or a business owner needing scalable space, this property delivers. A full-building generator system ensures uninterrupted operations, adding significant value and reliability. Custom finishes and thoughtful design elements throughout the building create a professional, attractive environment that stands out from typical commercial inventory. Located in the growing community of Hinton, this property benefits from steady growth, strong traffic flow, and increasing commercial demand. With high visibility, adaptable floor plans, and infrastructure already in place, this is a rare opportunity to secure premium commercial space in a thriving market. When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

$289,000  •  3.6 acres
Check out this incredible 3.6-acre commercial property in Hinton, Oklahoma! If you're looking for a place to grow your business, this could be the perfect fit. With so much open space, you can use it in many different ways. There’s room to work on big projects, store tools and machines, or even expand your business in the future. Built in 2012, the property features a large 3,200 square-foot shop that’s strong and well-made. This shop gives you plenty of space to work on all kinds of jobs, whether you’re in construction, repairs, farming, or another hands-on business. It also keeps your equipment safe, dry, and out of the weather. No matter what kind of work you do, this shop can handle it. Along with the shop is a 1,184 square-foot office space that’s ready for business. It includes five private offices, giving you and your team places to work, meet, and stay organized. There’s also a full kitchen, so you can fix meals, store snacks, or relax during a break. Multiple restrooms add comfort and convenience for everyone using the building. This property has everything you need in one place—plenty of land, a high-quality shop, and a comfortable office space. It’s perfect for starting a new business or growing one that’s already up and running. Located in the friendly town of Hinton, Oklahoma, it’s also in a great spot. You'll have easy access to highways, so traveling to nearby towns or cities is quick and simple. If you want a property that’s ready for hard work and big plans, this one is worth checking out. Come take a look and imagine what your business could become in a space like this! To schedule a showing, contact Trey Pearcy with Great Plains Land Company at (405) 545-0985 . 1.7 miles from Intersate 40 38 miles from the Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area 64 miles from Elk City, Ok When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and present at the initial showing of the property to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

$749,900  •  75 acres
It’s not often you find a place that’s beautiful, useful, and ready to work for you — but the Loyal Homestead is all that and more! This special 75-acre property comes with a completely remodeled home that feels like new. The house is 2,363 square feet and has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a big open layout, a stunning kitchen, and a cozy, spacious living area perfect for family and friends. Since the remodel, the home has hardly been lived in, and you can tell that every little detail was carefully planned and crafted. Next to the home, there’s a huge 40’ by 80’ steel shop building with strong concrete floors, plus a 36’ by 80’ lean-to attached on the east side. Right now, the lean-to is set up for cattle, but it could easily be changed to work for horses too. The shop and lean-to are ready for electricity and lighting to be added, making it even more useful. The land is fully cross-fenced, which is great for rotating animals around the pasture. It even includes sorting pens under the lean-to, making it easy to work with livestock. About 71 of the 75 acres are covered in thick, healthy Ozark Bermuda grass, which has been well cared for — sprayed, fertilized, and maintained to produce top-quality hay. In past years, the land has produced 6 to 8 bales of hay per acre over several cuttings. This means the property could be used to feed your own animals or run a hay business for extra income. The Loyal Homestead sits along a smooth, paved county road, with easy access to nearby towns like Loyal, Kingfisher, Dover, Hennessey, and even Oklahoma City. This is a rare chance to own a productive, well-kept, and income-generating property that’s move-in ready. It’s the perfect spot for anyone who wants to enjoy peaceful country living in rural Oklahoma! To schedule a showing of the Loyal Homestead contact Trey Pearcy with Great Plains Land Company at (405) 545-0985. 1 mile from Loyal, OK 17 miles from Kingfisher, OK 20 miles from Hennessey, OK 26 miles from Okarche, OK 40 miles from Piedmont, OK When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.

$152,000  •  0.38 acres
Outstanding commercial opportunity in one of the most visible locations in Geary, Oklahoma! Situated along the city's primary commercial corridor, this versatile property offers approximately 106 feet of frontage on State Highway 281, providing exceptional exposure to thousands of motorists traveling through town. Whether you are looking to expand an existing business, establish a new operation, or invest in income-producing commercial real estate, this property offers the location, improvements, and equipment to help you succeed. The building has been configured to accommodate a wide variety of commercial and automotive-related businesses. Inside, you'll find approximately 640 square feet of storefront space that provides an inviting area for customer interaction, retail sales, or product displays. An additional 153 square feet of dedicated office space offers a comfortable location for administrative work, customer consultations, or day-to-day business operations. Attached to the office is approximately 410 square feet of climate-controlled workshop space, making it ideal for projects requiring a temperature-controlled environment or secure storage for valuable equipment and inventory. The heart of the property is the spacious 1,635-square-foot shop area, designed with functionality and efficiency in mind. Two oversized bay doors face west toward State Highway 281, providing convenient access for customers, equipment, and vehicles, while an additional bay door on the east side opens toward the alley for added accessibility and workflow. The shop is heated, allowing for comfortable year-round operation regardless of the season, making it an excellent setup for automotive repair, fabrication, equipment maintenance, light manufacturing, or numerous other commercial uses. This property comes well-equipped with valuable assets that help reduce startup costs for a new owner. Included are air compressors with air lines professionally plumbed throughout the building, a single-vehicle lift, automotive parts inventory, and office furniture. These included improvements create an excellent turnkey opportunity for someone looking to continue an automotive-related business or adapt the space for another commercial venture. The property encompasses four city lots totaling approximately ±0.38 acres, providing ample space for customer parking, equipment storage, deliveries, and future improvements if desired. The highly visible highway frontage, generous lot size, and functional building layout combine to create an outstanding commercial investment with excellent long-term potential. Properties with this level of highway exposure, flexible commercial space, and included equipment are becoming increasingly difficult to find in western Oklahoma. Whether you're an owner-operator, entrepreneur, or investor seeking a highly visible commercial property with immediate usability, this Geary location deserves a closer look. For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Trey Pearcy with Great Plains Land Company at (405) 545-0985. When purchasing a property listed by Great Plains Land Company, a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at the initial showing of the property in order to participate in a real estate commission. If these conditions are not met, compensation if any will be at the sole discretion of Great Plains Land Company.