N1762 RD, Vinson, OK 73571

Located northeast of Vinson, Oklahoma, this 3360-acre property is suitable for running cattle and offers opportunities for Bobwhite quail hunting. The land features 170 feet of elevation change across rolling plains, canyons, and creeks. The northeastern section borders a river. A spring on the north end served as a water source during the Dust Bowl period. The property also hosts other wildlife species, including Whitetail deer, turkey, and hogs. A rural water line runs to the old homestead, servicing cattle pens and a livestock trough in the southwestern section. A solar well on the north end supplies water for livestock. There are seven earthen stock tanks of varying sizes. A spring in the northeast provides a constant water source, and creeks hold water seasonally, in addition to the river along the northeast corner. The elevation ranges from approximately 1660 feet near the river on the north end to around 1830 feet at the hill peaks. The property includes canyons and coulees, with a rolling landscape that is easily traversed. Improvements include a rural water supply on the southwest, serving the old homestead and livestock, an electric line that previously serviced the homestead, and a solar-powered water well supplying a metal tank for livestock watering on the north end. Corrals and pens are present for working cattle, and the fences, both perimeter and cross fences, are in good condition. The property is located 22 miles from Mangum, 45 miles from Altus, 172 miles from Oklahoma City, 123 miles from Amarillo, TX, 131 miles from Wichita Falls, TX, and 188 miles from Lubbock, TX. No mineral rights will transfer with the sale.