Red Hill Ranch

Location:

The ranch sits approximately 6.5± miles northwest of Apache, 11± miles south of Fort Cobb, 13± miles southeast of Carnegie, and about 65± miles southwest of Oklahoma City. The Wichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge is nearby, offering additional recreational opportunities and natural beauty.

Land & Water:

Red Hill Ranch features a mix of Class I–III soils including Tillman Silty Clay Loam and McLain Silty Loam, covering roughly 75% of the property. Multiple ponds are scattered across the ranch, the largest being about two acres, along with a mile of live-water creek that winds through the property and includes a natural spring. The balance of tillable land, pasture, and water makes the ranch ideal for both livestock and farming.

Wildlife & Hunting:

The ranch supports a healthy population of whitetail deer, wild hogs, coyotes, bobcats, dove, and waterfowl. Its combination of open grassland, timbered creek corridors, and water sources provides a balanced habitat for hunting and wildlife management.

Operations & Utilities:

The property is on a year-to-year agricultural lease that provides income while maintaining flexibility for the next owner. Fencing and cross-fencing are in place, and electricity is available on-site. County road access connects directly to East 1430 Road near Apache.

Remarks:

Red Hill Ranch is a productive and scenic Oklahoma farmland property with live water, and rolling countryside. The income producing lease options, high-quality soils, abundant wildlife makes this ranch a blend of agriculture, and investment property in one tract.