Dillon Smith

Oklahoma farm land near Kingfisher, this 160-acre property just southwest of Loyal offers a strong combination of 98 acres of tillable ground and 62 acres of native grass, giving buyers the flexibility to run cattle while maintaining productive farm ground.Previously planted in wheat, the tillable acreage makes up the majority of the property, while the native grass provides additional

Tucked away at the end of a dead-end road, this 80-acre Kingfisher County property offers the privacy, seclusion, and wildlife habitat that is rare for this area. Kingfisher Creek winds through the eastern half of the property, creating a beautiful corridor of mature timber, thick cover, and fertile creek bottom fields that consistently attract and hold wildlife. The area is loaded with whitetail

Tucked into the rolling countryside of Grady County, just a quarter mile from the Washita River, this 465-acre ranch represents the kind of property that rarely comes to market, a place where cattle, wildlife, and Oklahoma heritage all come together in one remarkable setting. Spanning six contiguous parcels, this property is a mix of open pasture and mature timber, creating both a productive

This irrigated farm in Garfield County, Oklahoma, offers a well-developed agricultural operation supported by abundant water resources and productive soils. This property is located less than 11 miles from Enid, OK. The property features a large center pivot irrigation system covering approximately 117 acres of cropland.A major highlight of the property is its extensive water infrastructure.

Located just northwest of Kingfisher, Oklahoma, this 80-acre tract offers a productive piece of farmland with excellent access and strong agricultural potential. The property lies along a well-maintained county road and consists primarily of cultivated cropland that has historically been planted in winter wheat. Approximately 81% of the tract is currently in crop production, with additional