3600 Range Road, Ratliff City, OK 73481 - Carter County

- Premium Recreational Land along Wildhorse Creek

- Only 76 Miles to Downtown OKC & UNDER 2HR to DFW

- 50+/- Acres Currently in Hay Production

- Towering Pecan Trees

- Dense Pocks of Timber and Live Water

- Immediately Enjoy the Fall 2024 Hunting Season!

The Wildhorse Creek 157 Ranch presents a unique opportunity to purchase a live water property with convenient access from both the OKC and DFW Metropolitan Areas! Located approximately 18 miles west of I-35 off the Davis, OK exit, this property is positioned for easy accessibility while maintaining a secluded setting. Whitetail Deer, Wild Turkey, Small Game and Wild Hogs are all attracted to the Wildhorse Creek bottomlands - providing an excellent recreational opportunity. In addition to the recreational value of the property, approximately 50+/- acres are currently in hay production and towering Native Pecan Trees are scattered throughout to provide some income potential for the new owner. The property will be offered in 2 attractive parcels, Buyers may bid on either parcel or the entire property!

OPEN HOUSE/INSPECTION DATES

Tuesday, September 10th from 11AM-1PM

Tuesday, October 1st from 11AM-1PM

Tuesday, October 8th from 3PM-6PM

PROPERTY LOCATION

3600 Range Road, Ratliff City, OK 73481

AUCTION LOCATION

3600 Range Road, Ratliff City, OK 73481

TRACT DESCRIPTIONS

Tract 1: 92 ac located on the south side of Wildhorse Creek. The tract is an excellent balance of open hay meadow and dense timber pockets - creating an exciting opportunity for both recreational and agricultural minded Buyers. Large Native Pecan Trees are scattered throughout the acreage and the 1/2 mile of Wildhorse Creek establishes the north boundary of the tract.

Tract 2: 65 ac located on the north side of Wildhorse Creek. This tract is more densely timbered, with an excellent blend of mature oak, sand plum, cedar and pecan trees - creating excellent bedding cover and food sources for wildlife. Multiple locations exist for food plots and stand locations along the 1/2 mile of Wildhorse Creek that establishes the south boundary of this tract.