Harper County, Oklahoma Land For Sale (87 results)

This 960+/ acre tract makes up the SE portion of the expansive 2000+/ acre Gap Ranch in Harper County Oklahoma. This area, above the Beaver River valley north of Ft. Supply in NW Oklahoma, is known for its rough cedar break terrain, vastness, rich history, and of course its outstanding hunting and recreational opportunities. This 960+/ acre tract has everything this area of the state is known for inside one fence. Well maintained county roads take you to the main entrance on the south end of this tract. Once you enter the property a maintained lease road stretches from the south end of the property all the way through to the north, making it easy to feed and check livestock, check water tanks and access hunting locations. Speaking of hunting locations, you won't have to search too hard to find plenty. There are abundant populations of Whitetail deer, turkey and quail. You can also find mule deer, elk and even the exotic aoudad roaming this property from time to time. This area of NW Oklahoma boasts excellent genetics and potential for trophy class whitetail bucks and this ranch has all the elements necessary to maximize that potential. Numerous trophy class deer have been harvested on this property throughout the years. The west side of this tract borders the expansive Hal and Fern wildlife management area, giving you exclusive access to even more acreage for recreational opportunities. Water is an extremely important element to any livestock operation or well managed recreational property and this ranch has it. During the wet season there are several ponds and creeks that hold water and during more dry months there are windmills and solar powered stock tanks so water is no issue throughout the entire year. Not only does this property have all the elements for an excellent livestock operation and a world class recreational/hunting property, it also has great potential as an investment property. This portion of the ranch has 11 wind turbines scattered throughout which provide great return on investment potential. Livestock and hunting lease opportunities also provide further cash flow for the investment minded landowner. This property offers a rare opportunity to own a large tract of land in great shape with all the elements necessary for a great livestock operation, a truly world class potential hunting property and an instant cash flowing investment opportunity. Not to mention the unique and incredible history that this property has as being an important travel corridor or Gap for calvary troops and provision wagons to travel from camp supply to the Ft. Dodge, Kansas back when Oklahoma was merely known as a territory. Important historical figures like Generals Custer and Sheridan as well as Kit Carson are believed to have had their boots on this same ground making this property truly unique and one of a kind for all it has to offer. Opportunities to own all or even just this portion of a property such as The Gap Ranch dont present themselves very often, you will regret it if you are in the market for land in NW Oklahoma, or anywhere for that matter, and you don't at least give this property a look. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Arrowhead Land Company land specialist Josh Candelaria at 580-660-1167 .

This 960+/ acre tract makes up the SE portion of the expansive 2000+/ acre Gap Ranch in Harper County Oklahoma. This area, above the Beaver River valley north of Ft. Supply in NW Oklahoma, is known for its rough cedar break terrain, vastness, rich history, and of course its outstanding hunting and recreational opportunities. This 960+/ acre tract has everything this area of the state is known for inside one fence. Well maintained county roads take you to the main entrance on the south end of this tract. Once you enter the property a maintained lease road stretches from the south end of the property all the way through to the north, making it easy to feed and check livestock, check water tanks and access hunting locations. Speaking of hunting locations, you won't have to search too hard to find plenty. There are abundant populations of Whitetail deer, turkey and quail. You can also find mule deer, elk and even the exotic aoudad roaming this property from time to time. This area of NW Oklahoma boasts excellent genetics and potential for trophy class whitetail bucks and this ranch has all the elements necessary to maximize that potential. Numerous trophy class deer have been harvested on this property throughout the years. The west side of this tract borders the expansive Hal and Fern wildlife management area, giving you exclusive access to even more acreage for recreational opportunities. Water is an extremely important element to any livestock operation or well managed recreational property and this ranch has it. During the wet season there are several ponds and creeks that hold water and during more dry months there are windmills and solar powered stock tanks so water is no issue throughout the entire year. Not only does this property have all the elements for an excellent livestock operation and a world class recreational/hunting property, it also has great potential as an investment property. This portion of the ranch has 11 wind turbines scattered throughout which provide great return on investment potential. Livestock and hunting lease opportunities also provide further cash flow for the investment minded landowner. This property offers a rare opportunity to own a large tract of land in great shape with all the elements necessary for a great livestock operation, a truly world class potential hunting property and an instant cash flowing investment opportunity. Not to mention the unique and incredible history that this property has as being an important travel corridor or Gap for calvary troops and provision wagons to travel from camp supply to the Ft. Dodge, Kansas back when Oklahoma was merely known as a territory. Important historical figures like Generals Custer and Sheridan as well as Kit Carson are believed to have had their boots on this same ground making this property truly unique and one of a kind for all it has to offer. Opportunities to own all or even just this portion of a property such as The Gap Ranch dont present themselves very often, you will regret it if you are in the market for land in NW Oklahoma, or anywhere for that matter, and you don't at least give this property a look. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Arrowhead Land Company land specialist Josh Candelaria at 580-660-1167 .

This 960+/ acre tract makes up the SE portion of the expansive 2000+/ acre Gap Ranch in Harper County Oklahoma. This area, above the Beaver River valley north of Ft. Supply in NW Oklahoma, is known for its rough cedar break terrain, vastness, rich history, and of course its outstanding hunting and recreational opportunities. This 960+/ acre tract has everything this area of the state is known for inside one fence. Well maintained county roads take you to the main entrance on the south end of this tract. Once you enter the property a maintained lease road stretches from the south end of the property all the way through to the north, making it easy to feed and check livestock, check water tanks and access hunting locations. Speaking of hunting locations, you won't have to search too hard to find plenty. There are abundant populations of Whitetail deer, turkey and quail. You can also find mule deer, elk and even the exotic aoudad roaming this property from time to time. This area of NW Oklahoma boasts excellent genetics and potential for trophy class whitetail bucks and this ranch has all the elements necessary to maximize that potential. Numerous trophy class deer have been harvested on this property throughout the years. The west side of this tract borders the expansive Hal and Fern wildlife management area, giving you exclusive access to even more acreage for recreational opportunities. Water is an extremely important element to any livestock operation or well managed recreational property and this ranch has it. During the wet season there are several ponds and creeks that hold water and during more dry months there are windmills and solar powered stock tanks so water is no issue throughout the entire year. Not only does this property have all the elements for an excellent livestock operation and a world class recreational/hunting property, it also has great potential as an investment property. This portion of the ranch has 11 wind turbines scattered throughout which provide great return on investment potential. Livestock and hunting lease opportunities also provide further cash flow for the investment minded landowner. This property offers a rare opportunity to own a large tract of land in great shape with all the elements necessary for a great livestock operation, a truly world class potential hunting property and an instant cash flowing investment opportunity. Not to mention the unique and incredible history that this property has as being an important travel corridor or Gap for calvary troops and provision wagons to travel from camp supply to the Ft. Dodge, Kansas back when Oklahoma was merely known as a territory. Important historical figures like Generals Custer and Sheridan as well as Kit Carson are believed to have had their boots on this same ground making this property truly unique and one of a kind for all it has to offer. Opportunities to own all or even just this portion of a property such as The Gap Ranch dont present themselves very often, you will regret it if you are in the market for land in NW Oklahoma, or anywhere for that matter, and you don't at least give this property a look. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Arrowhead Land Company land specialist Josh Candelaria at 580-660-1167 .

This 960+/ acre tract makes up the SE portion of the expansive 2000+/ acre Gap Ranch in Harper County Oklahoma. This area, above the Beaver River valley north of Ft. Supply in NW Oklahoma, is known for its rough cedar break terrain, vastness, rich history, and of course its outstanding hunting and recreational opportunities. This 960+/ acre tract has everything this area of the state is known for inside one fence. Well maintained county roads take you to the main entrance on the south end of this tract. Once you enter the property a maintained lease road stretches from the south end of the property all the way through to the north, making it easy to feed and check livestock, check water tanks and access hunting locations. Speaking of hunting locations, you won't have to search too hard to find plenty. There are abundant populations of Whitetail deer, turkey and quail. You can also find mule deer, elk and even the exotic aoudad roaming this property from time to time. This area of NW Oklahoma boasts excellent genetics and potential for trophy class whitetail bucks and this ranch has all the elements necessary to maximize that potential. Numerous trophy class deer have been harvested on this property throughout the years. The west side of this tract borders the expansive Hal and Fern wildlife management area, giving you exclusive access to even more acreage for recreational opportunities. Water is an extremely important element to any livestock operation or well managed recreational property and this ranch has it. During the wet season there are several ponds and creeks that hold water and during more dry months there are windmills and solar powered stock tanks so water is no issue throughout the entire year. Not only does this property have all the elements for an excellent livestock operation and a world class recreational/hunting property, it also has great potential as an investment property. This portion of the ranch has 11 wind turbines scattered throughout which provide great return on investment potential. Livestock and hunting lease opportunities also provide further cash flow for the investment minded landowner. This property offers a rare opportunity to own a large tract of land in great shape with all the elements necessary for a great livestock operation, a truly world class potential hunting property and an instant cash flowing investment opportunity. Not to mention the unique and incredible history that this property has as being an important travel corridor or Gap for calvary troops and provision wagons to travel from camp supply to the Ft. Dodge, Kansas back when Oklahoma was merely known as a territory. Important historical figures like Generals Custer and Sheridan as well as Kit Carson are believed to have had their boots on this same ground making this property truly unique and one of a kind for all it has to offer. Opportunities to own all or even just this portion of a property such as The Gap Ranch dont present themselves very often, you will regret it if you are in the market for land in NW Oklahoma, or anywhere for that matter, and you don't at least give this property a look. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Arrowhead Land Company land specialist Josh Candelaria at 580-660-1167 .

This 960+/ acre tract makes up the SE portion of the expansive 2000+/ acre Gap Ranch in Harper County Oklahoma. This area, above the Beaver River valley north of Ft. Supply in NW Oklahoma, is known for its rough cedar break terrain, vastness, rich history, and of course its outstanding hunting and recreational opportunities. This 960+/ acre tract has everything this area of the state is known for inside one fence. Well maintained county roads take you to the main entrance on the south end of this tract. Once you enter the property a maintained lease road stretches from the south end of the property all the way through to the north, making it easy to feed and check livestock, check water tanks and access hunting locations. Speaking of hunting locations, you won't have to search too hard to find plenty. There are abundant populations of Whitetail deer, turkey and quail. You can also find mule deer, elk and even the exotic aoudad roaming this property from time to time. This area of NW Oklahoma boasts excellent genetics and potential for trophy class whitetail bucks and this ranch has all the elements necessary to maximize that potential. Numerous trophy class deer have been harvested on this property throughout the years. The west side of this tract borders the expansive Hal and Fern wildlife management area, giving you exclusive access to even more acreage for recreational opportunities. Water is an extremely important element to any livestock operation or well managed recreational property and this ranch has it. During the wet season there are several ponds and creeks that hold water and during more dry months there are windmills and solar powered stock tanks so water is no issue throughout the entire year. Not only does this property have all the elements for an excellent livestock operation and a world class recreational/hunting property, it also has great potential as an investment property. This portion of the ranch has 11 wind turbines scattered throughout which provide great return on investment potential. Livestock and hunting lease opportunities also provide further cash flow for the investment minded landowner. This property offers a rare opportunity to own a large tract of land in great shape with all the elements necessary for a great livestock operation, a truly world class potential hunting property and an instant cash flowing investment opportunity. Not to mention the unique and incredible history that this property has as being an important travel corridor or Gap for calvary troops and provision wagons to travel from camp supply to the Ft. Dodge, Kansas back when Oklahoma was merely known as a territory. Important historical figures like Generals Custer and Sheridan as well as Kit Carson are believed to have had their boots on this same ground making this property truly unique and one of a kind for all it has to offer. Opportunities to own all or even just this portion of a property such as The Gap Ranch dont present themselves very often, you will regret it if you are in the market for land in NW Oklahoma, or anywhere for that matter, and you don't at least give this property a look. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Arrowhead Land Company land specialist Josh Candelaria at 580-660-1167 .

This 960+/ acre tract makes up the SE portion of the expansive 2000+/ acre Gap Ranch in Harper County Oklahoma. This area, above the Beaver River valley north of Ft. Supply in NW Oklahoma, is known for its rough cedar break terrain, vastness, rich history, and of course its outstanding hunting and recreational opportunities. This 960+/ acre tract has everything this area of the state is known for inside one fence. Well maintained county roads take you to the main entrance on the south end of this tract. Once you enter the property a maintained lease road stretches from the south end of the property all the way through to the north, making it easy to feed and check livestock, check water tanks and access hunting locations. Speaking of hunting locations, you won't have to search too hard to find plenty. There are abundant populations of Whitetail deer, turkey and quail. You can also find mule deer, elk and even the exotic aoudad roaming this property from time to time. This area of NW Oklahoma boasts excellent genetics and potential for trophy class whitetail bucks and this ranch has all the elements necessary to maximize that potential. Numerous trophy class deer have been harvested on this property throughout the years. The west side of this tract borders the expansive Hal and Fern wildlife management area, giving you exclusive access to even more acreage for recreational opportunities. Water is an extremely important element to any livestock operation or well managed recreational property and this ranch has it. During the wet season there are several ponds and creeks that hold water and during more dry months there are windmills and solar powered stock tanks so water is no issue throughout the entire year. Not only does this property have all the elements for an excellent livestock operation and a world class recreational/hunting property, it also has great potential as an investment property. This portion of the ranch has 11 wind turbines scattered throughout which provide great return on investment potential. Livestock and hunting lease opportunities also provide further cash flow for the investment minded landowner. This property offers a rare opportunity to own a large tract of land in great shape with all the elements necessary for a great livestock operation, a truly world class potential hunting property and an instant cash flowing investment opportunity. Not to mention the unique and incredible history that this property has as being an important travel corridor or Gap for calvary troops and provision wagons to travel from camp supply to the Ft. Dodge, Kansas back when Oklahoma was merely known as a territory. Important historical figures like Generals Custer and Sheridan as well as Kit Carson are believed to have had their boots on this same ground making this property truly unique and one of a kind for all it has to offer. Opportunities to own all or even just this portion of a property such as The Gap Ranch dont present themselves very often, you will regret it if you are in the market for land in NW Oklahoma, or anywhere for that matter, and you don't at least give this property a look. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Arrowhead Land Company land specialist Josh Candelaria at 580-660-1167 .

This 960+/ acre tract makes up the SE portion of the expansive 2000+/ acre Gap Ranch in Harper County Oklahoma. This area, above the Beaver River valley north of Ft. Supply in NW Oklahoma, is known for its rough cedar break terrain, vastness, rich history, and of course its outstanding hunting and recreational opportunities. This 960+/ acre tract has everything this area of the state is known for inside one fence. Well maintained county roads take you to the main entrance on the south end of this tract. Once you enter the property a maintained lease road stretches from the south end of the property all the way through to the north, making it easy to feed and check livestock, check water tanks and access hunting locations. Speaking of hunting locations, you won't have to search too hard to find plenty. There are abundant populations of Whitetail deer, turkey and quail. You can also find mule deer, elk and even the exotic aoudad roaming this property from time to time. This area of NW Oklahoma boasts excellent genetics and potential for trophy class whitetail bucks and this ranch has all the elements necessary to maximize that potential. Numerous trophy class deer have been harvested on this property throughout the years. The west side of this tract borders the expansive Hal and Fern wildlife management area, giving you exclusive access to even more acreage for recreational opportunities. Water is an extremely important element to any livestock operation or well managed recreational property and this ranch has it. During the wet season there are several ponds and creeks that hold water and during more dry months there are windmills and solar powered stock tanks so water is no issue throughout the entire year. Not only does this property have all the elements for an excellent livestock operation and a world class recreational/hunting property, it also has great potential as an investment property. This portion of the ranch has 11 wind turbines scattered throughout which provide great return on investment potential. Livestock and hunting lease opportunities also provide further cash flow for the investment minded landowner. This property offers a rare opportunity to own a large tract of land in great shape with all the elements necessary for a great livestock operation, a truly world class potential hunting property and an instant cash flowing investment opportunity. Not to mention the unique and incredible history that this property has as being an important travel corridor or Gap for calvary troops and provision wagons to travel from camp supply to the Ft. Dodge, Kansas back when Oklahoma was merely known as a territory. Important historical figures like Generals Custer and Sheridan as well as Kit Carson are believed to have had their boots on this same ground making this property truly unique and one of a kind for all it has to offer. Opportunities to own all or even just this portion of a property such as The Gap Ranch dont present themselves very often, you will regret it if you are in the market for land in NW Oklahoma, or anywhere for that matter, and you don't at least give this property a look. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Arrowhead Land Company land specialist Josh Candelaria at 580-660-1167 .

This 960+/ acre tract makes up the SE portion of the expansive 2000+/ acre Gap Ranch in Harper County Oklahoma. This area, above the Beaver River valley north of Ft. Supply in NW Oklahoma, is known for its rough cedar break terrain, vastness, rich history, and of course its outstanding hunting and recreational opportunities. This 960+/ acre tract has everything this area of the state is known for inside one fence. Well maintained county roads take you to the main entrance on the south end of this tract. Once you enter the property a maintained lease road stretches from the south end of the property all the way through to the north, making it easy to feed and check livestock, check water tanks and access hunting locations. Speaking of hunting locations, you won't have to search too hard to find plenty. There are abundant populations of Whitetail deer, turkey and quail. You can also find mule deer, elk and even the exotic aoudad roaming this property from time to time. This area of NW Oklahoma boasts excellent genetics and potential for trophy class whitetail bucks and this ranch has all the elements necessary to maximize that potential. Numerous trophy class deer have been harvested on this property throughout the years. The west side of this tract borders the expansive Hal and Fern wildlife management area, giving you exclusive access to even more acreage for recreational opportunities. Water is an extremely important element to any livestock operation or well managed recreational property and this ranch has it. During the wet season there are several ponds and creeks that hold water and during more dry months there are windmills and solar powered stock tanks so water is no issue throughout the entire year. Not only does this property have all the elements for an excellent livestock operation and a world class recreational/hunting property, it also has great potential as an investment property. This portion of the ranch has 11 wind turbines scattered throughout which provide great return on investment potential. Livestock and hunting lease opportunities also provide further cash flow for the investment minded landowner. This property offers a rare opportunity to own a large tract of land in great shape with all the elements necessary for a great livestock operation, a truly world class potential hunting property and an instant cash flowing investment opportunity. Not to mention the unique and incredible history that this property has as being an important travel corridor or Gap for calvary troops and provision wagons to travel from camp supply to the Ft. Dodge, Kansas back when Oklahoma was merely known as a territory. Important historical figures like Generals Custer and Sheridan as well as Kit Carson are believed to have had their boots on this same ground making this property truly unique and one of a kind for all it has to offer. Opportunities to own all or even just this portion of a property such as The Gap Ranch dont present themselves very often, you will regret it if you are in the market for land in NW Oklahoma, or anywhere for that matter, and you don't at least give this property a look. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Arrowhead Land Company land specialist Josh Candelaria at 580-660-1167 .

This 960+/ acre tract makes up the SE portion of the expansive 2000+/ acre Gap Ranch in Harper County Oklahoma. This area, above the Beaver River valley north of Ft. Supply in NW Oklahoma, is known for its rough cedar break terrain, vastness, rich history, and of course its outstanding hunting and recreational opportunities. This 960+/ acre tract has everything this area of the state is known for inside one fence. Well maintained county roads take you to the main entrance on the south end of this tract. Once you enter the property a maintained lease road stretches from the south end of the property all the way through to the north, making it easy to feed and check livestock, check water tanks and access hunting locations. Speaking of hunting locations, you won't have to search too hard to find plenty. There are abundant populations of Whitetail deer, turkey and quail. You can also find mule deer, elk and even the exotic aoudad roaming this property from time to time. This area of NW Oklahoma boasts excellent genetics and potential for trophy class whitetail bucks and this ranch has all the elements necessary to maximize that potential. Numerous trophy class deer have been harvested on this property throughout the years. The west side of this tract borders the expansive Hal and Fern wildlife management area, giving you exclusive access to even more acreage for recreational opportunities. Water is an extremely important element to any livestock operation or well managed recreational property and this ranch has it. During the wet season there are several ponds and creeks that hold water and during more dry months there are windmills and solar powered stock tanks so water is no issue throughout the entire year. Not only does this property have all the elements for an excellent livestock operation and a world class recreational/hunting property, it also has great potential as an investment property. This portion of the ranch has 11 wind turbines scattered throughout which provide great return on investment potential. Livestock and hunting lease opportunities also provide further cash flow for the investment minded landowner. This property offers a rare opportunity to own a large tract of land in great shape with all the elements necessary for a great livestock operation, a truly world class potential hunting property and an instant cash flowing investment opportunity. Not to mention the unique and incredible history that this property has as being an important travel corridor or Gap for calvary troops and provision wagons to travel from camp supply to the Ft. Dodge, Kansas back when Oklahoma was merely known as a territory. Important historical figures like Generals Custer and Sheridan as well as Kit Carson are believed to have had their boots on this same ground making this property truly unique and one of a kind for all it has to offer. Opportunities to own all or even just this portion of a property such as The Gap Ranch dont present themselves very often, you will regret it if you are in the market for land in NW Oklahoma, or anywhere for that matter, and you don't at least give this property a look. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Arrowhead Land Company land specialist Josh Candelaria at 580-660-1167 .

This 960+/ acre tract makes up the SE portion of the expansive 2000+/ acre Gap Ranch in Harper County Oklahoma. This area, above the Beaver River valley north of Ft. Supply in NW Oklahoma, is known for its rough cedar break terrain, vastness, rich history, and of course its outstanding hunting and recreational opportunities. This 960+/ acre tract has everything this area of the state is known for inside one fence. Well maintained county roads take you to the main entrance on the south end of this tract. Once you enter the property a maintained lease road stretches from the south end of the property all the way through to the north, making it easy to feed and check livestock, check water tanks and access hunting locations. Speaking of hunting locations, you won't have to search too hard to find plenty. There are abundant populations of Whitetail deer, turkey and quail. You can also find mule deer, elk and even the exotic aoudad roaming this property from time to time. This area of NW Oklahoma boasts excellent genetics and potential for trophy class whitetail bucks and this ranch has all the elements necessary to maximize that potential. Numerous trophy class deer have been harvested on this property throughout the years. The west side of this tract borders the expansive Hal and Fern wildlife management area, giving you exclusive access to even more acreage for recreational opportunities. Water is an extremely important element to any livestock operation or well managed recreational property and this ranch has it. During the wet season there are several ponds and creeks that hold water and during more dry months there are windmills and solar powered stock tanks so water is no issue throughout the entire year. Not only does this property have all the elements for an excellent livestock operation and a world class recreational/hunting property, it also has great potential as an investment property. This portion of the ranch has 11 wind turbines scattered throughout which provide great return on investment potential. Livestock and hunting lease opportunities also provide further cash flow for the investment minded landowner. This property offers a rare opportunity to own a large tract of land in great shape with all the elements necessary for a great livestock operation, a truly world class potential hunting property and an instant cash flowing investment opportunity. Not to mention the unique and incredible history that this property has as being an important travel corridor or Gap for calvary troops and provision wagons to travel from camp supply to the Ft. Dodge, Kansas back when Oklahoma was merely known as a territory. Important historical figures like Generals Custer and Sheridan as well as Kit Carson are believed to have had their boots on this same ground making this property truly unique and one of a kind for all it has to offer. Opportunities to own all or even just this portion of a property such as The Gap Ranch dont present themselves very often, you will regret it if you are in the market for land in NW Oklahoma, or anywhere for that matter, and you don't at least give this property a look. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Arrowhead Land Company land specialist Josh Candelaria at 580-660-1167 .

This 960+/ acre tract makes up the SE portion of the expansive 2000+/ acre Gap Ranch in Harper County Oklahoma. This area, above the Beaver River valley north of Ft. Supply in NW Oklahoma, is known for its rough cedar break terrain, vastness, rich history, and of course its outstanding hunting and recreational opportunities. This 960+/ acre tract has everything this area of the state is known for inside one fence. Well maintained county roads take you to the main entrance on the south end of this tract. Once you enter the property a maintained lease road stretches from the south end of the property all the way through to the north, making it easy to feed and check livestock, check water tanks and access hunting locations. Speaking of hunting locations, you won't have to search too hard to find plenty. There are abundant populations of Whitetail deer, turkey and quail. You can also find mule deer, elk and even the exotic aoudad roaming this property from time to time. This area of NW Oklahoma boasts excellent genetics and potential for trophy class whitetail bucks and this ranch has all the elements necessary to maximize that potential. Numerous trophy class deer have been harvested on this property throughout the years. The west side of this tract borders the expansive Hal and Fern wildlife management area, giving you exclusive access to even more acreage for recreational opportunities. Water is an extremely important element to any livestock operation or well managed recreational property and this ranch has it. During the wet season there are several ponds and creeks that hold water and during more dry months there are windmills and solar powered stock tanks so water is no issue throughout the entire year. Not only does this property have all the elements for an excellent livestock operation and a world class recreational/hunting property, it also has great potential as an investment property. This portion of the ranch has 11 wind turbines scattered throughout which provide great return on investment potential. Livestock and hunting lease opportunities also provide further cash flow for the investment minded landowner. This property offers a rare opportunity to own a large tract of land in great shape with all the elements necessary for a great livestock operation, a truly world class potential hunting property and an instant cash flowing investment opportunity. Not to mention the unique and incredible history that this property has as being an important travel corridor or Gap for calvary troops and provision wagons to travel from camp supply to the Ft. Dodge, Kansas back when Oklahoma was merely known as a territory. Important historical figures like Generals Custer and Sheridan as well as Kit Carson are believed to have had their boots on this same ground making this property truly unique and one of a kind for all it has to offer. Opportunities to own all or even just this portion of a property such as The Gap Ranch dont present themselves very often, you will regret it if you are in the market for land in NW Oklahoma, or anywhere for that matter, and you don't at least give this property a look. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Arrowhead Land Company land specialist Josh Candelaria at 580-660-1167 .

This 960+/ acre tract makes up the SE portion of the expansive 2000+/ acre Gap Ranch in Harper County Oklahoma. This area, above the Beaver River valley north of Ft. Supply in NW Oklahoma, is known for its rough cedar break terrain, vastness, rich history, and of course its outstanding hunting and recreational opportunities. This 960+/ acre tract has everything this area of the state is known for inside one fence. Well maintained county roads take you to the main entrance on the south end of this tract. Once you enter the property a maintained lease road stretches from the south end of the property all the way through to the north, making it easy to feed and check livestock, check water tanks and access hunting locations. Speaking of hunting locations, you won't have to search too hard to find plenty. There are abundant populations of Whitetail deer, turkey and quail. You can also find mule deer, elk and even the exotic aoudad roaming this property from time to time. This area of NW Oklahoma boasts excellent genetics and potential for trophy class whitetail bucks and this ranch has all the elements necessary to maximize that potential. Numerous trophy class deer have been harvested on this property throughout the years. The west side of this tract borders the expansive Hal and Fern wildlife management area, giving you exclusive access to even more acreage for recreational opportunities. Water is an extremely important element to any livestock operation or well managed recreational property and this ranch has it. During the wet season there are several ponds and creeks that hold water and during more dry months there are windmills and solar powered stock tanks so water is no issue throughout the entire year. Not only does this property have all the elements for an excellent livestock operation and a world class recreational/hunting property, it also has great potential as an investment property. This portion of the ranch has 11 wind turbines scattered throughout which provide great return on investment potential. Livestock and hunting lease opportunities also provide further cash flow for the investment minded landowner. This property offers a rare opportunity to own a large tract of land in great shape with all the elements necessary for a great livestock operation, a truly world class potential hunting property and an instant cash flowing investment opportunity. Not to mention the unique and incredible history that this property has as being an important travel corridor or Gap for calvary troops and provision wagons to travel from camp supply to the Ft. Dodge, Kansas back when Oklahoma was merely known as a territory. Important historical figures like Generals Custer and Sheridan as well as Kit Carson are believed to have had their boots on this same ground making this property truly unique and one of a kind for all it has to offer. Opportunities to own all or even just this portion of a property such as The Gap Ranch dont present themselves very often, you will regret it if you are in the market for land in NW Oklahoma, or anywhere for that matter, and you don't at least give this property a look. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Arrowhead Land Company land specialist Josh Candelaria at 580-660-1167 .

Just north of State Highway 64 on the east side of the Selman Blacktop is a great quarter-section of land that has a lot to offer. This tract features approximately 77 acres of tillable in two separate parcels that are fenced off of the native pasture draws. This is an ideal setup for someone wanting to graze cattle throughout the year. The draws are made up of primarily native grasses along with a seasonal spring that runs along the entire eastern side of the property. There is a variety of Hackberry, Cottonwood, China Berry, and Hedge trees throughout the bottoms. The rolling terrain, thick native grass, and plum thickets provide ample cover for deer and other wildlife. The whitetail genetics in this area are as comparable to southern Kansas as you'll find. Whether you are looking for a great tract that is easily accessible to farm and run cattle, or you are looking a tract with hunting potential and some agricultural production income, don't overlook this quarter. Get ahold of Rustin for all inquiries.

This 230.2 acre property lies in Harper County, Oklahoma, just south of the Kansas-Oklahoma state line. The land offers a mix of grass, tillable, and scattered trees, suited for recreational uses, wildlife habitat, or livestock grazing. Access via county roads and situated along a black top road on the south side.Most of the acreage is native grassland. The grass is in very good growth, reaching chest height in many areas. Approximately 15 acres are tillable, offering opportunity for hay, forage, or small-scale crop production. Soils are predominantly Class II, with portions of Class I and Class III in spots. These soil classes suggest good agricultural potential in appropriate areas, though slopes, drainage, and soil testing will be needed to confirm productivity.One solar water pump provides water for wildlife or livestock. The property is divided into two fenced sections: the east 80 acres are fenced separately from the west 150+ acres. This allows for separate use zones, such as livestock vs. wildlife or rotational grazing. The fencing could aid in the management and control of animals or land usage.Scattered trees throughout offer wildlife cover. The mix of grassland and wooded patches supports deer and upland game. One feeder has been set up along the cross fence that will sell with the property. Easy access via county roads, with the south road being a blacktop road. Sellers' minerals will transfer to the buyer. Showings are by appointment only. Please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

This 230.2 acre property lies in Harper County, Oklahoma, just south of the Kansas-Oklahoma state line. The land offers a mix of grass, tillable, and scattered trees, suited for recreational uses, wildlife habitat, or livestock grazing. Access via county roads and situated along a black top road on the south side.Most of the acreage is native grassland. The grass is in very good growth, reaching chest height in many areas. Approximately 15 acres are tillable, offering opportunity for hay, forage, or small-scale crop production. Soils are predominantly Class II, with portions of Class I and Class III in spots. These soil classes suggest good agricultural potential in appropriate areas, though slopes, drainage, and soil testing will be needed to confirm productivity.One solar water pump provides water for wildlife or livestock. The property is divided into two fenced sections: the east 80 acres are fenced separately from the west 150+ acres. This allows for separate use zones, such as livestock vs. wildlife or rotational grazing. The fencing could aid in the management and control of animals or land usage.Scattered trees throughout offer wildlife cover. The mix of grassland and wooded patches supports deer and upland game. One feeder has been set up along the cross fence that will sell with the property. Easy access via county roads, with the south road being a blacktop road. Sellers' minerals will transfer to the buyer. Showings are by appointment only. Please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

This 230.2 acre property lies in Harper County, Oklahoma, just south of the Kansas-Oklahoma state line. The land offers a mix of grass, tillable, and scattered trees, suited for recreational uses, wildlife habitat, or livestock grazing. Access via county roads and situated along a black top road on the south side.Most of the acreage is native grassland. The grass is in very good growth, reaching chest height in many areas. Approximately 15 acres are tillable, offering opportunity for hay, forage, or small-scale crop production. Soils are predominantly Class II, with portions of Class I and Class III in spots. These soil classes suggest good agricultural potential in appropriate areas, though slopes, drainage, and soil testing will be needed to confirm productivity.One solar water pump provides water for wildlife or livestock. The property is divided into two fenced sections: the east 80 acres are fenced separately from the west 150+ acres. This allows for separate use zones, such as livestock vs. wildlife or rotational grazing. The fencing could aid in the management and control of animals or land usage.Scattered trees throughout offer wildlife cover. The mix of grassland and wooded patches supports deer and upland game. One feeder has been set up along the cross fence that will sell with the property. Easy access via county roads, with the south road being a blacktop road. Sellers' minerals will transfer to the buyer. Showings are by appointment only. Please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

This 230.2 acre property lies in Harper County, Oklahoma, just south of the Kansas-Oklahoma state line. The land offers a mix of grass, tillable, and scattered trees, suited for recreational uses, wildlife habitat, or livestock grazing. Access via county roads and situated along a black top road on the south side.Most of the acreage is native grassland. The grass is in very good growth, reaching chest height in many areas. Approximately 15 acres are tillable, offering opportunity for hay, forage, or small-scale crop production. Soils are predominantly Class II, with portions of Class I and Class III in spots. These soil classes suggest good agricultural potential in appropriate areas, though slopes, drainage, and soil testing will be needed to confirm productivity.One solar water pump provides water for wildlife or livestock. The property is divided into two fenced sections: the east 80 acres are fenced separately from the west 150+ acres. This allows for separate use zones, such as livestock vs. wildlife or rotational grazing. The fencing could aid in the management and control of animals or land usage.Scattered trees throughout offer wildlife cover. The mix of grassland and wooded patches supports deer and upland game. One feeder has been set up along the cross fence that will sell with the property. Easy access via county roads, with the south road being a blacktop road. Sellers' minerals will transfer to the buyer. Showings are by appointment only. Please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

This 230.2 acre property lies in Harper County, Oklahoma, just south of the Kansas-Oklahoma state line. The land offers a mix of grass, tillable, and scattered trees, suited for recreational uses, wildlife habitat, or livestock grazing. Access via county roads and situated along a black top road on the south side.Most of the acreage is native grassland. The grass is in very good growth, reaching chest height in many areas. Approximately 15 acres are tillable, offering opportunity for hay, forage, or small-scale crop production. Soils are predominantly Class II, with portions of Class I and Class III in spots. These soil classes suggest good agricultural potential in appropriate areas, though slopes, drainage, and soil testing will be needed to confirm productivity.One solar water pump provides water for wildlife or livestock. The property is divided into two fenced sections: the east 80 acres are fenced separately from the west 150+ acres. This allows for separate use zones, such as livestock vs. wildlife or rotational grazing. The fencing could aid in the management and control of animals or land usage.Scattered trees throughout offer wildlife cover. The mix of grassland and wooded patches supports deer and upland game. One feeder has been set up along the cross fence that will sell with the property. Easy access via county roads, with the south road being a blacktop road. Sellers' minerals will transfer to the buyer. Showings are by appointment only. Please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

This 230.2 acre property lies in Harper County, Oklahoma, just south of the Kansas-Oklahoma state line. The land offers a mix of grass, tillable, and scattered trees, suited for recreational uses, wildlife habitat, or livestock grazing. Access via county roads and situated along a black top road on the south side.Most of the acreage is native grassland. The grass is in very good growth, reaching chest height in many areas. Approximately 15 acres are tillable, offering opportunity for hay, forage, or small-scale crop production. Soils are predominantly Class II, with portions of Class I and Class III in spots. These soil classes suggest good agricultural potential in appropriate areas, though slopes, drainage, and soil testing will be needed to confirm productivity.One solar water pump provides water for wildlife or livestock. The property is divided into two fenced sections: the east 80 acres are fenced separately from the west 150+ acres. This allows for separate use zones, such as livestock vs. wildlife or rotational grazing. The fencing could aid in the management and control of animals or land usage.Scattered trees throughout offer wildlife cover. The mix of grassland and wooded patches supports deer and upland game. One feeder has been set up along the cross fence that will sell with the property. Easy access via county roads, with the south road being a blacktop road. Sellers' minerals will transfer to the buyer. Showings are by appointment only. Please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

This 230.2 acre property lies in Harper County, Oklahoma, just south of the Kansas-Oklahoma state line. The land offers a mix of grass, tillable, and scattered trees, suited for recreational uses, wildlife habitat, or livestock grazing. Access via county roads and situated along a black top road on the south side.Most of the acreage is native grassland. The grass is in very good growth, reaching chest height in many areas. Approximately 15 acres are tillable, offering opportunity for hay, forage, or small-scale crop production. Soils are predominantly Class II, with portions of Class I and Class III in spots. These soil classes suggest good agricultural potential in appropriate areas, though slopes, drainage, and soil testing will be needed to confirm productivity.One solar water pump provides water for wildlife or livestock. The property is divided into two fenced sections: the east 80 acres are fenced separately from the west 150+ acres. This allows for separate use zones, such as livestock vs. wildlife or rotational grazing. The fencing could aid in the management and control of animals or land usage.Scattered trees throughout offer wildlife cover. The mix of grassland and wooded patches supports deer and upland game. One feeder has been set up along the cross fence that will sell with the property. Easy access via county roads, with the south road being a blacktop road. Sellers' minerals will transfer to the buyer. Showings are by appointment only. Please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

This 230.2 acre property lies in Harper County, Oklahoma, just south of the Kansas-Oklahoma state line. The land offers a mix of grass, tillable, and scattered trees, suited for recreational uses, wildlife habitat, or livestock grazing. Access via county roads and situated along a black top road on the south side.Most of the acreage is native grassland. The grass is in very good growth, reaching chest height in many areas. Approximately 15 acres are tillable, offering opportunity for hay, forage, or small-scale crop production. Soils are predominantly Class II, with portions of Class I and Class III in spots. These soil classes suggest good agricultural potential in appropriate areas, though slopes, drainage, and soil testing will be needed to confirm productivity.One solar water pump provides water for wildlife or livestock. The property is divided into two fenced sections: the east 80 acres are fenced separately from the west 150+ acres. This allows for separate use zones, such as livestock vs. wildlife or rotational grazing. The fencing could aid in the management and control of animals or land usage.Scattered trees throughout offer wildlife cover. The mix of grassland and wooded patches supports deer and upland game. One feeder has been set up along the cross fence that will sell with the property. Easy access via county roads, with the south road being a blacktop road. Sellers' minerals will transfer to the buyer. Showings are by appointment only. Please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

This 230.2 acre property lies in Harper County, Oklahoma, just south of the Kansas-Oklahoma state line. The land offers a mix of grass, tillable, and scattered trees, suited for recreational uses, wildlife habitat, or livestock grazing. Access via county roads and situated along a black top road on the south side.Most of the acreage is native grassland. The grass is in very good growth, reaching chest height in many areas. Approximately 15 acres are tillable, offering opportunity for hay, forage, or small-scale crop production. Soils are predominantly Class II, with portions of Class I and Class III in spots. These soil classes suggest good agricultural potential in appropriate areas, though slopes, drainage, and soil testing will be needed to confirm productivity.One solar water pump provides water for wildlife or livestock. The property is divided into two fenced sections: the east 80 acres are fenced separately from the west 150+ acres. This allows for separate use zones, such as livestock vs. wildlife or rotational grazing. The fencing could aid in the management and control of animals or land usage.Scattered trees throughout offer wildlife cover. The mix of grassland and wooded patches supports deer and upland game. One feeder has been set up along the cross fence that will sell with the property. Easy access via county roads, with the south road being a blacktop road. Sellers' minerals will transfer to the buyer. Showings are by appointment only. Please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

This 230.2 acre property lies in Harper County, Oklahoma, just south of the Kansas-Oklahoma state line. The land offers a mix of grass, tillable, and scattered trees, suited for recreational uses, wildlife habitat, or livestock grazing. Access via county roads and situated along a black top road on the south side.Most of the acreage is native grassland. The grass is in very good growth, reaching chest height in many areas. Approximately 15 acres are tillable, offering opportunity for hay, forage, or small-scale crop production. Soils are predominantly Class II, with portions of Class I and Class III in spots. These soil classes suggest good agricultural potential in appropriate areas, though slopes, drainage, and soil testing will be needed to confirm productivity.One solar water pump provides water for wildlife or livestock. The property is divided into two fenced sections: the east 80 acres are fenced separately from the west 150+ acres. This allows for separate use zones, such as livestock vs. wildlife or rotational grazing. The fencing could aid in the management and control of animals or land usage.Scattered trees throughout offer wildlife cover. The mix of grassland and wooded patches supports deer and upland game. One feeder has been set up along the cross fence that will sell with the property. Easy access via county roads, with the south road being a blacktop road. Sellers' minerals will transfer to the buyer. Showings are by appointment only. Please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

This 230.2 acre property lies in Harper County, Oklahoma, just south of the Kansas-Oklahoma state line. The land offers a mix of grass, tillable, and scattered trees, suited for recreational uses, wildlife habitat, or livestock grazing. Access via county roads and situated along a black top road on the south side.Most of the acreage is native grassland. The grass is in very good growth, reaching chest height in many areas. Approximately 15 acres are tillable, offering opportunity for hay, forage, or small-scale crop production. Soils are predominantly Class II, with portions of Class I and Class III in spots. These soil classes suggest good agricultural potential in appropriate areas, though slopes, drainage, and soil testing will be needed to confirm productivity.One solar water pump provides water for wildlife or livestock. The property is divided into two fenced sections: the east 80 acres are fenced separately from the west 150+ acres. This allows for separate use zones, such as livestock vs. wildlife or rotational grazing. The fencing could aid in the management and control of animals or land usage.Scattered trees throughout offer wildlife cover. The mix of grassland and wooded patches supports deer and upland game. One feeder has been set up along the cross fence that will sell with the property. Easy access via county roads, with the south road being a blacktop road. Sellers' minerals will transfer to the buyer. Showings are by appointment only. Please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

This 230.2 acre property lies in Harper County, Oklahoma, just south of the Kansas-Oklahoma state line. The land offers a mix of grass, tillable, and scattered trees, suited for recreational uses, wildlife habitat, or livestock grazing. Access via county roads and situated along a black top road on the south side.Most of the acreage is native grassland. The grass is in very good growth, reaching chest height in many areas. Approximately 15 acres are tillable, offering opportunity for hay, forage, or small-scale crop production. Soils are predominantly Class II, with portions of Class I and Class III in spots. These soil classes suggest good agricultural potential in appropriate areas, though slopes, drainage, and soil testing will be needed to confirm productivity.One solar water pump provides water for wildlife or livestock. The property is divided into two fenced sections: the east 80 acres are fenced separately from the west 150+ acres. This allows for separate use zones, such as livestock vs. wildlife or rotational grazing. The fencing could aid in the management and control of animals or land usage.Scattered trees throughout offer wildlife cover. The mix of grassland and wooded patches supports deer and upland game. One feeder has been set up along the cross fence that will sell with the property. Easy access via county roads, with the south road being a blacktop road. Sellers' minerals will transfer to the buyer. Showings are by appointment only. Please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.