PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
NAME OF PROPERTY: Hanna Pasture 200
ACREAGE: 200 Acres
LOCATION: 2 hours east of Oklahoma City, 1 hour south of Tulsa, OK
CLOSEST TOWN & ZIP: Hanna, OK
ACCESS: Gravel county road, mile off of a blacktop road
TAXES: $85.01 per year/2012
TOPOGRAPHY: Flat to rolling
IMPROVEMENTS: Fencing, ponds
FORAGE: Bermuda grass, native grasses
CAPACITY: 50 to 65 Momma cow herd
WATER: Five ponds, seasonal stream, spring
WILDLIFE: Whitetail deer , turkey, squirrels, dove
UTILITIES: Electricity and rural water at the county road frontage
COMMENTS: This property consists of practically all open pasture with the only trees being the tree line that runs along part of the seasonal stream, and an occasional tree for livestock shade. The grasses are improved Bermuda grass, and native grasses with some cool grasses in the mix. The fencing is in good condition. The ponds provide plenty o...
COMMENTS: This property consists of practically all open pasture with the only trees being the tree line that runs along part of the seasonal stream, and an occasional tree for livestock shade. The grasses are improved Bermuda grass, and native grasses with some cool grasses in the mix. The fencing is in good condition. The ponds provide plenty of water for the livestock. Access is easy off the county road, with a large recessed entry gate and cattle guard. The property is located about 20 minutes south of Henryetta, OK and about 20 minutes west of Eufaula, OK. See also the Sandy Springs Ranch that lies about 1.25 miles from this property and the Hanna 697 ranch that is about 6 miles from this property. With the three ranches you can have a total of 1,271 acres and a carrying capacity of approximately 400 to 420 head.
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