The Ensor 800 lies in the heart of big deer territory. This area is well-known for producing giant whitetails, and this ranch is no exception with the ideal mix of cover, elevation, and food sources to consistently attract and hold mature bucks. A healthy mule deer herd also roams the broken canyons and cedar ridges, offering rare dual-species hunting on one property.

As you move south across the ranch, the elevation climbs into wooly red-dirt canyons, thick cedar fingers, and hardwood pockets all prime bedding and travel corridors. The terrain naturally funnels deer movement across the farm ground and into the canyon country, creating numerous ambush opportunities for bow or rifle hunters alike.

Loaded with Game: Turkey, Quail & Waterfowl Potential

This property is also loaded with Rio Grande turkeys, and you'll find them roosting in the hardwoods and moving through the plum thickets daily. Bobwhite quail are thriving here as well, thanks to the native grasses, scattered cover, and excellent upland habitat.

The Ensor 800 also holds serious untapped potential for waterfowl development. With over 280+/- acres of tillable ground, existing terraces that hold water, and two engineered field drains leading to a deep draw you’ve got everything needed to develop a large duck impoundment or seasonal wetlands. The massive water well adds even more flexibility to flood food plots, supplement ponds, or manage habitat with precision.

Ready for Your Vision

Power, rural water & 125+ GPM well

280+/- acres of productive farm ground

Ideal location for food plots, impoundments, and habitat work

Big canyon country with excellent cover and elevation

Proven whitetail and mule deer genetics

Strong turkey & quail populations

Catch pond and second well in the southeast corner

Good perimeter fencing

Whether you’re a trophy deer hunter, upland bird enthusiast, or waterfowl visionary, the Ensor 800 offers a rare chance to own a true multi-species hunting ranch in the Oklahoma Panhandle. This property checks all the boxes size, access, water, habitat, and wildlife.

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