136 acres of good pasture and great hunting land! Has a corral. Three sides have barbed wire fencing. The other side has an electric fence. No cross fencing. Has a well but it needs to be repaired. No electricity but pole could hook up to Harmon Electric.
Courtesy: United Country H5 Auction & Realty
Discover this expansive 200-acre native pastureland located in southwest Oklahoma, near Vinson in Harmon County. Ideally positioned, the property is just 18 miles from Hollis, 25 miles from Mangum, 17 miles from Wellington, Texas, and 27 miles from Erick, with convenient access to I-40. This land is perfect for cattle grazing, featuring lush native grasses, mature trees, a stock pond, and rolling terrain with scenic ravines. Electricity is available, relatively new well for livestock water (solar pump not included), good fencing and cross-fencing in place. In addition to its agricultural potential, this property is a hunter's paradise, offering prime whitetail deer hunting, as well as opportunities to hunt coyote and other varmints. The varied landscape provides ideal habitats for a range of wildlife, making this land a prime spot for outdoor recreation. Donât miss this rare chance to own a piece of Oklahomaâs beautiful countryside, ready for both ranching and recreational use.
Courtesy: Briggs Freeman Sotheby's Int'l
The Quail Mesa Ranch is 518 +- acres in Greer County, Oklahoma. This property is ideal for recreational hunting, running cattle, building your weekend cabin or dream home. The surface water available combined with wooded terrain creates a native wildlife habitat and provides some of the best hunting in western Oklahoma. The mesa views are breathtaking. This 518 +- acre ranch features a combination of open pasture for livestock grazing as well as wooded terrain for hunting. Heavy hardwoods along the creek bottom make for nice roosting areas for turkey. It has excellent perimeter fencing with multiple secure pipe gated entrances with some existing cross fencing and pens. There are drivable trails throughout the property. The ranch has strong native grasses for livestock and the grazing is carefully managed with potential leasing revenue. The ranch features 4 wet weather ponds for livestock and excellent waterfowl hunting.
Lots 25-29. Measures approximately 125' x 125'. Nice underground 10' x 10' storm cellar. It is dry and has no leaks. 2 established pecan trees. Mobile home allowed with approval of neighbors.
Mangum is located in Oklahoma. Mangum, Oklahoma has a population of 2,705. Mangum is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 53.76% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 45.28%.
The median household income in Mangum, Oklahoma is $41,250. The median household income for the surrounding county is $49,203 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Mangum is 39.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 96.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 25.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 29.3 inches per year, with 4.2 inches of snow per year.
