347 +/- Acres with Over 1.5 +/- Miles of Salt Fork Arkansas River Frontage
Welcome to a large and hard to find combination tract that has approximately 250 +/- acres of Class I tillable soils and over 1.5 miles of Salk Fork River frontage. This multi-use tract can fit the outdoor enthusiast with the ability to hunt whitetail deer, turkeys, waterfowl, upland game, and dove, the farmer wanting to expand their operation, or the investor wanting to store some cash in land with a return.
Located in Kay County, Oklahoma, just south of Tonkawa and right off Interstate 35, lies these 347 +/- acres that have what a lot of people are looking for: live water, tillable income, and a place to hunt multiple species. This is in the heart of the central flyway and a hot spot for migrating birds, with the ability to field hunt or river hunt come December through mid-February. A quick access off I-35 gets you to this property in no time, with less than a 1-mile drive once you exi...
Located in Kay County, Oklahoma, just south of Tonkawa and right off Interstate 35, lies these 347 +/- acres that have what a lot of people are looking for: live water, tillable income, and a place to hunt multiple species. This is in the heart of the central flyway and a hot spot for migrating birds, with the ability to field hunt or river hunt come December through mid-February. A quick access off I-35 gets you to this property in no time, with less than a 1-mile drive once you exit. South 60th Street dead ends as you are heading north onto this property, giving a very nice, secluded feel. As you start making your way through the property, you will be overlooking the Salt Fork Arkansas River, which allows for plenty of areas to access for many types of recreational uses. The northern end of the property brings you to roughly 76 +/- acres of cover comprised of thick grasses and cottonwood trees, amongst others, that will hold wildlife year-round and gives plenty of areas to chase those northern Oklahoma whitetails cruising up and down the river come November or even catching them in large numbers hitting the feed fields in late winter.
The Class 1 soils have an average NCCPI rating of 68, which well exceeds the county average of 48, and have been farmed by the same family since the 70s, and would continue farming it for cash rent or crop share if the new owner so desired. The farmer has primarily grown wheat, soybeans, and milo and has typically double-cropped every 4 out of 5 years.
This is a rare gem that is sure to impress once you get your boots on the ground. The property is also being offered as a 191 +/- acre and 156 +/- acre split. Call Listing Agent Paul Smith for more information at (918) 397-2737. Shown by appointment only.
Property Features
-250 +/- acres of cultivated ground with Class 1 Reinach Loam soils
-76 +/- acres of cover
-Over 1.5 miles of Salt Fork Arkansas River frontage
-Deer Creek runs into the Salt Fork Arkansas River on the northwest part of the property
-Hunt multiple species of deer, waterfowl, turkey, dove, and pheasants
-Plenty of fishing opportunities
-Owned by the same family for 45 years
-Farmer and owner have been on a crop share agreement
-Great tenant farmer - would continue farming for cash rent or crop share
-River and field hunting opportunities for waterfowl
-Water well drilled on the property around 30 years ago that has been used in the past for livestock
-Seller’s mineral rights are negotiable; contact listing agent for the breakdown of what the sellers own
-The property is also being offered as a 191 +/- acre and 156 +/- acre split.
-Taxes: approximately $1,394 in 2024
-Less than 23 miles to the Kansas Border
-Just over 1 hour to Edmond, OK
-Just over 1 hour from Wichita, KS
-Around 1 hour and 20 minutes to OKC
-Around 1 hour and 30 minutes to Tulsa, OK
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POB Intersection of Highway 60 and Interstate 35: Drive 3 miles south on Interstate 35 and exit at Fountain Road, drive west on Fountain Road for 1/4 mile and turn north onto South 60th Street and go to dead end.