This 420± acre ranch lies on the Hughes–Coal county line in south central Oklahoma, offering excellent access and visibility along Old Highway 75. The land features productive Bermuda grass pasture, rolling hills, and scattered wooded areas that support both livestock production and wildlife habitat. Ten ponds are distributed across the ranch, and a 6-acre lake provides a dependable water source for cattle as well as fishing opportunities. Managed under a rotational grazing system, the property historically supported about 100 head of cattle and is currently carrying approximately 27 head. Two well houses supply water to the home and bunkhouse, while internal roads and pasture lanes provide efficient movement for livestock and equipment.

Infrastructure on the property is well suited for a working ranch. A barndominium-style home of approximately 1,500 square feet serves as a comfortable residence or headquarters. Supporting structures include three 30×60 barns and a 30×40 barn, providing flexible space for machinery, hay, or livestock shelter. A 25×50 set of working pens allows for efficient livestock handling. Beyond cattle operations, the ranch offers recreational appeal with habitat for deer, turkey, hogs, migrating waterfowl and the occasional elk. The combination of pasture, scattered timber, and abundant water enhances hunting opportunities and year-round fishing.

With its established forage, plentiful water resources, and extensive infrastructure, this Hughes and Coal County property provides flexibility for cattle production, wildlife management, or both. Its frontage on Old Highway 75 allows convenient travel to surrounding communities while preserving the privacy of a rural setting. Utilities, fencing, and ranch roads are in place, enabling a new owner to continue operations or develop additional management strategies with minimal delay.