Live waterWildlife habitatNatural travel corridorsTillable acreageCounty road frontageProductive pastureFertile creek bottom fields
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 deer, making this an outstanding hunting property with natural travel corridors, bedding cover, and excellent stand locations. The property offers both productive pasture and tillable acreage, providing opportunities for cattle grazing, farming, or food plots for the recreational value. The western portion features flat tillable ground with a few homesite locations overlooking the creek valley, while the eastern side offers rich grassland surrounded by timber and water from the creek. Whether you're looking for a weekend hunting retreat, a productive combination farm, or a secluded place to build your dream home, this property checks a lot of the boxes. With county road frontage, tremendous privacy, live water, abundant wildlife, and an ideal mix of agriculture and recreation, opportunities like this are becoming increasingly difficult to find in Kingfisher County.
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