Jake Ayers

This 158.3 acre tract in Kingman County, Kansas offers an excellent combination of productive pasture, reliable water, and convenient access. The property features blacktop road frontage on the west, with the southeast corner only a stone’s throw from Highway 42. Access is quick and easy via SW 30 Avenue, making this an all-season, highly accessible property for both ranching and recreation.The

Welcome to this spacious and well-appointed home in southeast Caddo County, thoughtfully designed for comfortable living, efficiency, and flexibility. Offering 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, the home provides ample room for family, guests, home offices, or hobby spaces. The remodeled kitchen and dining area serve as the heart of the home, featuring custom Kraft hickory wood cabinets, butcher block

This 158.3 +/- acre native grass tract in Kingman County, Kansas, just north of Spivey, offers an excellent combination of productive pasture, reliable water, and convenient access. The property features blacktop road frontage on the west, with the southeast corner only a stone’s throw from Highway 42. Access is quick and easy via SW 30 Avenue, making this an all-season, highly accessible

Discover this remarkable 240 +/- acre recreational paradise in Cotton County, Oklahoma, featuring extensive water frontage and a stunning custom barndominium. This property boasts approximately 475 feet of Deep Red Creek frontage, nearly 3,000 feet of Little Deep Red Creek, plus about 5,000 feet of additional seasonal tributaries, a creek channel slough, and a 1+ acre pond. The diverse timbered

Discover this exceptional 60± acre property featuring prime creek bottom cultivation with Class II and Class III soils in Roger Mills County, Oklahoma. Located 2 miles south of Hammon and 12 miles north of Elk City with quick access to Highway 34, this creek bottom offering sits near Foss Lake and the Washita National Wildlife Refuge, providing unparalleled outdoor recreation opportunities.

Exceptional equestrian property on 40 pristine acres at the headwaters of Lake Creek in Greer County. Features a comfortable 2,052 square foot home (3 bed, 1 bath, built 1998) with premium agricultural soils (52.7% Class I, 28.9% Class II) and seven individually fenced paddocks for rotational grazing and flexible animal management. Mature elm and mulberry trees in the southwest corner provide

Exceptional equestrian property on 40 pristine acres at the headwaters of Lake Creek in Greer County. Features a comfortable 2,052 sq ft home (3BR/1BA, built 1998) with premium agricultural soils (52.7% class I, 28.9% class II) and seven individually fenced paddocks for rotational grazing and flexible animal management. Mature elm and mulberry trees in the southwest corner provide natural shade

Discover an extraordinary 470± acre legacy in the Slick Hills where Oklahoma's rich history and natural majesty converge. With ownership spanning 110+ years and original homestead patents dating to 1913, this property features the original pioneer cabin still standing after a century. Having remained within a single extended family lineage, it offers a rare chance to own a piece of living

This exceptional 160-acre property located just one mile north of Walters in Cotton County offers a rare opportunity for wildlife enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers. Enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Program, this meticulously managed land showcases Oklahoma's natural beauty at its finest. Eight prominent ponds and sloughs create a wetland haven that attracts diverse waterfowl species throughout