Premier Bermuda Grass Acreage in Greer County
Nestled close to the North Fork of the Red River in scenic Greer County, this exceptional parcel offers well-maintained Bermuda grass pasture in pristine condition. The lush pastureland has been expertly managed without overgrazing, creating an ideal environment for agricultural endeavors. According to the Oklahoma Water Resource Board, numerous groundwater wells in the vicinity produce substantial yields, with several irrigation pivots operating in the area suggesting promising irrigation potential for this property as well.
The property's strategic location creates a natural wildlife corridor, with its proximity to the river attracting abundant wildlife throughout the seasons. Deer regularly traverse the land as they move between the riverside habitat and wheat fields lying to the west, offering excellent wildlife viewing and potential recreational opportunities. The natural ecosystem s...
The property's strategic location creates a natural wildlife corridor, with its proximity to the river attracting abundant wildlife throughout the seasons. Deer regularly traverse the land as they move between the riverside habitat and wheat fields lying to the west, offering excellent wildlife viewing and potential recreational opportunities. The natural ecosystem supports diverse species, creating a balanced and thriving environment.
This rare offering combines agricultural utility with natural splendor in one of Oklahoma's most picturesque regions. With its proven grass production capabilities and untapped potential for irrigation development, this parcel represents an outstanding opportunity for agricultural investment or recreational use. Located near Quartz Mountain State Park, the property provides the perfect blend of practical land use and natural beautya true Oklahoma treasure awaiting its next steward.
Property Features
-120 +/- acres of Bermuda grass pasture
-Close proximity to North Fork Red River
-Proven groundwater potential
-Irrigation development opportunity
-Non-overgrazed, well-maintained pasture
-Wildlife-rich environment
-Regular deer traffic patterns
-Minutes from Quartz Mountain Park
-Gentle northeastern drainage
-Multi-use agricultural/recreational land
-Year-round grazing potential
-Strategic agricultural positioning
-2 hours 6 minutes from OKC
-2 hours 20 minutes from Amarillo
-3 hours 30 minutes from Fort Worth
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Research Parcel InformationDirections
From the intersection of Highway 6 and Highway 9, go north for five miles. Turn east on East 1370 Road, and go east for two miles. The property is on the south side of the road.
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