160 Acres in Kay County, Oklahoma
Looking to add to your grazing plans? This property features a barn, corrals, pens and chute. Multiple cross fences and water sources. It has been idle for years and is currently a wildlife heaven for deer, quail, pheasants, and waterfowl. Lots of active oil field on site so please use caution while visiting. Surface only conveys.
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From the intersection of Hwy 11 and Q St. Travel 6.5 miles north on Q St. the SW corner of the property begins on the east side of the road.
About Spencer Grace
With 23 years of working on the land I have a unique background to help prospective land buyers and sellers in several ways. Growing up on a family ranch and farming for many local landowners my teeth were cut in rural northern Oklahoma. I began managing the family and neighboring properties for wildlife while still in high school. In 2005, I graduated from Oklahoma State University with degrees in Wildlife Management and Ecology and Rangeland Management and Ecology. I have worked for and with many different agencies, private, state, and federal. These experiences provide valuable insight to property potential and current values. I am excited to work with sellers and buyers in realizing their goals of owning their own place in rural America. If there is anyway I can help you please contact me.