This Oklahoma hunting land in Kiowa County, Oklahoma has approximately 320 acres with ­­115 acres of cultivated ground and the balance being native grass.  The cropland is currently planted in wheat and there is good fencing around the farm.  The property includes two ponds.  In addition to the crop production, this land is prime habitat for a multitude of wildlife species.  Whitetail deer, as well as elk, and wild hogs are seen on this hunting property; bevies of quail and rafters of turkeys also make their home here.  The hunting possibilities here are endless.  The land lies on the south side of Longhorn Mountain and on the north side of the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge, so it’s a perfect place to tag your next elk or deer.  This property also hosts a 2 bed, 1 bath remodeled home and barns.  Bid today, on this fantastic piece of Kiowa County hunting ground in which you could bag your next trophy, plant your next crop, or run your cattle.  The farm is serviced by county maintained roads.

Oklahoma Hunting Land for Sale  - Kiowa County ±320 Acres

Live & Online Bidding    Date: Jan. 9^th   10:09am    Open for Pre-Bidding 12/16/17 8:00am

Auction Location:  Carnegie Memorial Building, 315 S. Carnegie St., Carnegie, OK 73015  

Legal Description:

Southeast Quarter (SE/4) of Section 10, Township 5 North, Range 15 W.I.M., Kiowa County, Oklahoma

Southwest Quarter (SW/4 of Section 11, Township 5 North, Range 15 W.I.M., Kiowa County, Oklahoma

Minerals: Selling surface rights only.

Directions to farm: 

A)      From the intersection of US HWY 19 and US HWY 115, travel west on HWY 19 for 2 miles, turn north onto N2380 Rd, travel on mile, turn west onto E1450 Rd, travel ½ mile, farm will be on north side of road.  Be sure to look for Heard Auction signs.

B)      From the intersection of US HWY 19 and US HWY 54, travel east on HWY 19 for 5 miles, turn north onto N2360, travel 1 mile, turn east onto E1450 Rd, travel ½ mile, farm will be on north side of road.  Be sure to look for Heard Auction signs.