Hennessey, OK 73742(Kingfisher County)

FARM 1: is 148+/- acres in Major County, Oklahoma with an approx. 24 x 72 Morton building and located on blacktop road on the west edge of Ames, Oklahoma. Hoyle Creek runs the length of the property dividing into separate fields of grassland used for haying and grazing and it is served by roads on the north and east sides. The southeast corner of this farm has almost 2 acres in thick tree-covered habitat, separated by railroad tracks. The balance of the farm is well-drained and gently sloping grassland. The barn is located on the north side along the road and is approximately 24x72 with metal roof and siding.

Soil Types: Canadian fine sandy loam, 0-1% slopes, class 1; Waldeck loam, 0-1% slopes, class 2w; Derby loamy fine sand, 0-3% slopes, class 3e; Gaddy fine sand, 0-1% slopes, class 5w.

FSA Info: According to the Major County, OK FSA Office, there are 69.87 cropland acres, with a 61.60 acre wheat base and 33 bushel yield.

Location: mile west of Ames, Oklahoma, south side of highway.

Legal: Lies in NE/4 of Section 6-20N-9W, Major County, Oklahoma.

FARM 2: 157+/- acres in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma consisting of outstanding hunting and recreational land on Skeleton Creek. This farm provides first-class Whitetail Deer hunting and has all of the necessary components for a trophy hunting experience with almost a mile of Skeleton Creek snaking through the middle of the property. The areas along the creek are dense timber that divides the cropland with mid-level cover in the transition areas. Soil types are favorable for all crops grown in the area and will support high protein grain and forage crops for wildlife habitat. The large trees provide adequate roosting areas for Rio Grande Turkey and cover for small game. The water features along skeleton creek together with the water traps and marshy areas on neighboring farms allow for Waterfowl hunting opportunities. This is a secluded area with very limited traffic.

Soil Types: Ashport clay loam, 0-1% slopes, class 2w; Grainola clay loam, 1-3% slopes, class 3s; Miller clay loam, saline, 0-1% slopes, class 4w; Grainola-Masham complex, 3-5% slopes, class 4e.

FSA Info: According to the Kingfisher County, OK FSA Office, there are 83.16 cropland acres, with a 65.2 acre wheat base and 32 bushel yield.

Location: mile south of Marshall, OK, then 5 miles west on Co Rd. 60, then mile north on 2960 Rd.

Legal: Lies in NW/4 of Section 3-19N-5W Kingfisher County, Oklahoma.

FARM 3: 134+/- acres in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma. This combination farm offers cultivated cropland along with haying & grazing pasture with some hunting opportunity in the west portions and potential for a home or cabin site. There is a seasonal stock pond on this farm holding water during the wet months. This is a nice level Ag farm with frontage along Highway 51 offering excellent access.

Soil Types: Pond Creek silt loam, 1-3% slopes, class 1; Renfrow clay loam, 0-1% slopes, class 1; Renthin clay loam, 1-3% slopes, class 3e; Kingfisher-Wakita complex, 1-3% slopes, class 3e.

FSA Info: According to the Kingfisher County, OK FSA Office, there are 127.66 cropland acres, with a 127.66 acre wheat base and 31 bushel yield.

Location: 3 miles east of Hennessey, OK on State Hwy 51, north side of highway.

Legal: Lies in SE/4 of Section 15-19N-6W, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma.

FARM 4: 135+/- acres in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma that is currently in grass pasture but lends itself to crop production if so desired. The farm is easily accessed via county road on the east side and blacktop frontage on the south side of the farm. This property is close to Dover, Oklahoma and U.S. Hwy 81. This farm offers a diversified combination for small grain or hay production with grazing and hunting features. Theres a thick tree covered area (approximately 8 acres) in the eastern portion of the farm just south of a nice sized pond.

Soil Types: Lovedale fine sandy loam, 1-3% slopes, class 2e; Lovedale-Carwile ponded complex, 0-3% slopes, class 2e; Devol loamy fine sand, 0-3% slopes, class 3e.

FSA Info: According to the Kingfisher County, OK FSA Office, there are 140.4 cropland acres, with a 60.9 acre wheat base and 31 bushel yield, and an 11.6 acre grain sorghum base and 39 bushel yield.

Location: From Dover, OK go 2 miles north on U.S. Hwy 81, then 1 miles east on E 700 Road.

Legal: Lies in SE/4 of Section 30-18N-6W, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma.

FARM 5: 77+/- acres in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma that had previously been in crop production but is not currently being farmed. The property has excellent access via a blacktop road along the north side and has a lot of possibilities for the new owner. The farm could transition into a cattle farm and the southern portions of the property appear to have a higher water table which could potentially be utilized for conservation purposes or improved for waterfowl hunting.

Soil Types: Dougherty-Eufaula complex, 0-3% slopes, class 3e & 4e.

FSA Info: According to the Kingfisher County, OK FSA Office, there are 79.91 cropland acres, with a 22.6 acre wheat base and 30 bushel yield, and a 2.8 acre oat base and 38 bushel yield.

Location: From Dover, OK go 1 mile north on U.S. Hwy 81, then 4 miles east on E 700 Road to the farm.

Legal: Lies in E/2 of NW/4 of Section 34-18N-6W, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma.

FARM 6: 40+/- acres in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma consisting of a nice country home, horse barn and pasture/timber land. This property is complimented by a nice 5 bedroom, 4 bath home with 2 car attached garage. The layout and amenities include open plan living, dining and kitchen area, a 2nd story great room above the garage. Great room has a large projection screen with a free-standing wood-burning stove and a bathroom. Central Heat/AC throughout the house. Fully furnished with appliances, beds, living room furniture and 2 complete washer/dryer sets. Built-in fireplace in the living room. Concrete storm cellar is conveniently located within the interior of the house close to the exit. There are multiple porches, decks and balconies connected to the house. The 50 x 64 horse barn has a concrete floor and doubles as a shop/garage. It is fully wired with electric service and frost-free hydrant inside. There are 2 horse stalls that open to the interior and the outside covered area. Covered porches on horse barn are approx. 12 feet and run the full length of the barn. Barn has a full length gutter and downspouts and sets to the north end of the yard complimenting the house. The yard area is shaded with large oak trees and sets conveniently from the road for privacy. The homesite area is surrounded by approximately 8-10 acres of trees with a pond north of the home. The balance of the farm is open grassland and scattered trees that would serve a variety of purposes.

Soil Types: Lovedale-Carwile ponded complex, 0-1% slopes, class 2e; Dougherty-Eufaula complex, 0-3% slopes, class 3e; Devol loamy fine sand, 0-3% slopes, class 3e & 4e.

FSA Info: According to the Kingfisher County, OK FSA Office, there are 28.77 cropland acres, with a 25.0 acre wheat base and 24 bushel yield.

Location: From Dover, OK go 1 mile north on U.S. Hwy 81, then 8 miles east on E 700 Road, then mile south on N 2940 Road.

Legal: Lies in N/2 of S/2 of NE/4 of Section 31-18N-5W, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma.

FARM 7: 75+/- acres in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma consisting of outstanding hunting land, country home, horse barn, livestock sheds and corrals. This is a rare opportunity to purchase a first-class hunting property located only mile north of the Cimarron River on the East Fork of Sooner Creek, with a nice cabin style home that has 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, living, kitchen, enclosed porch with independent heat/air unit that could be used as an additional bedroom, and much more. The kitchen was recently updated with all new appliances and amenities to include (Bosch double ovens, induction cooktop, GE stainless exhaust hood, built-in coffee/espresso machine, built-in microwave, deep basin farm sink with commercial stainless faucet, and much more). There are 2 fireplaces and central heat/ac throughout, Floor coverings are a combination of wood, tile or carpet, depending on the room. The master bath has a walk-in shower and sunken Lasco jet tub. Outside the home is a horse barn w/stalls, multiple sheds, outbuildings, garage, round pen, corrals and smoke-shack style BBQ area. The horse facilities include a metal framed horse barn with rustic barn wood exterior finish, 4 stalls and a tack room. The barn connects to the corral leading to the round pen. There is electric service at the meter which is plumbed with a Generac brand transfer switch for emergency power, and it is ready for the new owner to hook up their generator. The country home has the appearance of a hunting cabin pushed back in the woods. The majority of the farm is covered with oak trees and dense vegetation supporting excellent Whitetail Deer and Rio Grande Turkey hunting. The neighboring farms produce soybeans and other high protein crops which provide incredible food sources for area wildlife.

Soil Types: Lovedale fine sandy loam, 3-5% slopes, class 3e; Eufaula fine sand, 5-15% slopes, class 6e, Devol loamy fine sand, 0-3% slopes, class 3e.

FSA Info: According to the Kingfisher County, OK FSA Office, there are 9.18 cropland acres, with a 9.18 acre wheat base and 30 bushel yield.

Location: From Cresent, OK go 7 miles west on the Dover/Cresent blacktop, then 2 miles south on N 2960 Road, then mile west on E 0750 Road.

Legal: Lies in E/2 of SW/4 of Section 21-17N-5W, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma.

FARM 8: 131+/- acres in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma consisting of a very nice balance of open hay fields and timber land. This farm is located on the Dover/Cresent blacktop and offers a great investment and hunting opportunity to the new owner. This farm is mostly cleared pasture on the western half of the property, and dense timber with carved openings on the eastern portions. The land supports livestock grazing and excellent hunting potential. There are multiple homesites to be found on this property and it would be easily divisible if the buyer elected to go that route.

Soil Types: Dougherty-Eufaula complex, 3-8% slopes, class 3e & 4e; Devol loamy fine sand, 0-3% slopes, class 3e; Eufaula fine sand, 5-15%, class 6e.

FSA Info: According to the Kingfisher County, OK FSA Office, there are 95.34 cropland acres, with a 50.6 acre wheat base and 28 bushel yield.

Location: From Cresent, OK go 4 miles west on the Dover/Cresent blacktop to the farm.

Legal: Lies in SW/4 of Section 12-17N-5W, Kingfisher County Oklahoma.