Mooreland, OK Homes for Sale with Garage

Tract 9 - 161± Acres | Woodward County, OK. Situated in the northeastern corner of the ranch, Tract 9 offers excellent pasture or hay ground with approximately 98± tillable acres per FSA, primarily Carey silt loam soils currently in Old World Bluestem. Offered at public auction as part of The Kee Ranch on March 31, with anticipated opening bids of $1,000 - $1,500/acre.

Charles Wellings

Tract 12 - 440± Acres | Woodward County, OK. An outstanding large-acreage tract on the north end of the ranch featuring mixed-grass prairie, two large draws with dense cover, two spring-fed ponds, and an 11± acre tillable field well suited for wheat pasture or food plots. Offered at public auction as part of The Kee Ranch on March 31, with anticipated opening bids of $1,000 - $1,500/acre.

Charles Wellings

Tract 10 - 80± Acres | Woodward County, OK. Located on the north end of the ranch, Tract 10 includes approximately 27± tillable acres, two ponds, and a tree-lined draw along the east boundary with heavy deer sign. This tract offers strong recreational and agricultural appeal. Offered at public auction as part of The Kee Ranch on March 31, with anticipated opening bids of $1,000 - $1,500/acre.

Charles Wellings

Tract 8 - 76± Acres | Woodward County, OK. Located along the eastern boundary of the ranch, Tract 8 includes Old World Bluestem pasture and approximately 36± tillable acres per FSA, predominately Carey silt loam soils. A heavily wooded draw provides strong hunting potential for a smaller acreage buyer. Offered at public auction as part of The Kee Ranch on March 31, with anticipated opening bids

Charles Wellings

Tract 11 - 320± Acres | Woodward County, OK. This tract consists primarily of mixed-grass pasture and wooded draws, featuring a clear-water pond along the south boundary and a spring-fed creek running north to south across the property, providing excellent water and wildlife habitat. Offered at public auction as part of The Kee Ranch on March 31, with anticipated opening bids of $1,000 -

Charles Wellings