Stacy Callahan

$375,000

150 Acres

Jet, Oklahoma, 73749

This 150 acre farm is an excellent opportunity to own a productive upland farm in Northwest OK, suited for crop production or livestock grazing. Land The property features 120 acres of dry cropland currently in production, along with 30 acres of native pasture with a weathered creek running down the western third of the property.With gentle topography ranging from 1,176 to 1,194 feet, the land is easy to manage and farm. Utilities are already in place, including a water well and electric service, adding convenience and value for future development or operation.A partial perimeter fence provides a solid foundation for livestock or future improvements.Whether you’re expanding your operation, land holdings or investing in Oklahoma land, this property offers the balance of productivity and accessibility.Livestock is not part of the sale.Recreation Hunting opportunities include upland birds, waterfowl, deer, and predators.  the location of this farm is just south a few miles from the Great Salt Lake and Salt Plains that is well know for its waterfowl.This farm offers outstanding potential for wetland development, featuring a creek and naturally low-lying areas ideal for creating waterfowl habitat. Combined with the existing cropland, it sets up perfectly as a waterfowl hunting property. There is also potential to enroll all or portions of the farm into CRP, providing both income opportunities and enhanced wildlife habitat. The area already supports wild pheasant and quail populations, and with a new CRP program, this farm could become an exceptional upland and waterfowl habitat tract.Nearby state parks, Great Salt Plains and Lake is only a short drive north, Little Sahara, Gloss Mountain, Alabaster Caverns, and Boiling Springs, offer considerable recreational opportunities.Agriculture The 150 acres is under an agricultural lease until June 30, 2026.  Livestock are not included in the sale.  The property is adequately fenced on the east perimeter. Current tenant utilizes hot wire perimeter fencing to hold cattle in some areas.  The water pump in the water well is owned buy the tenant and any livestock  equipment, feeders or hunting blinds that may be on the property at the time of the auction.The soils are made up of 42.8% Class I, 5.1% Class II, 34.4% Class III, 3.3% Class IV, and 14.4% Class VI soils with level to sloping topographyAlfalfa County Farm Service Agency (FSA) Farm Record 2025HEL Status: HEL  field on tract.  Conservation system being actively appliedWetland Status: Tract contains a wetland or farmed wetlandFarm Land- 146.73Cropland- 120.52Effective DCP Cropland- 120.52Crop                                Base Acres                        PLC YieldWheat                                111.88                                   36Grain Sorghum                 7.82                                      32119.70 Base Acres156EZ and maps are availableWater/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Minerals are negotiableRegion & Climate The climate in Jet, OK, is generally mild and temperate. There is an average of 28-32 inches of rain and 13 inches of snow yearly, and 205-215 frost-free days.On average, there are 228 sunny days per year and 65 days of measurable precipitation.The summer highs in July average 95 degrees, and the winter lows in January average 22 degrees.History Alfalfa County has historically been a leading wheat producer in Oklahoma, and cattle production also plays a significant part in the agricultural landscape.Each town in the area has its own grain elevator, and Alva has multiple facilities.  Livestock marketing facilities are located in Cherokee, Fairview and Woodward.Location Located just a few miles southwest of Jet, OK

$9,500,000

799 Acres

Wynnewood, Oklahoma, 73098

Located in the heart of south-central Oklahoma's renowned equine region, this 800-acre horse and cattle ranch presents a rare opportunity. Whether you're seeking a private retreat for your equine lifestyle and livestock operations or envisioning a large-scale commercial equine facility, this property offers unmatched potential. The ranch includes a range of improvements to support a variety of livestock and equestrian opportunities.Land The Vasquez Ranch is thoughtfully designed to support a wide range of equestrian operations, making it ideal for boarding, training, or rehabilitation facilities. The property is fully fenced and cross-fenced, offering a mix of open pasture, wooded areas, and scenic riding trails. It also provides for cattle and hay production with other livestock with room to expand. The ranch is made up of a mix of woods and native pastures with a natural landscape perfect for horseback riding, recreation, or hunting. The location of this ranch,  being in the horse rich environment of Oklahoma, makes the ranch a very desirable location opportunity.  Multiple homes and outbuildings, present a unique opportunity for anything from a private equestrian retreat to a full-scale commercial venture.Equestrian ranches and operations of this size are rare in the area and the continuous acres create a unique opportunity for this type of operation. With some modern updating, this ranch has the potential to become a truly exceptional, one-of-a-kind property. Strategic enhancements to key areas could unlock its full capabilities and expand its versatility—opening the door to a wide array of possibilities, from premier equine and cattle operations to a destination ranch or legacy estate.All tours, inspections and viewing of this ranch is by strict appointments only.  Appointments are to be scheduled at a minimum of 48 hours before shown. Improvements The ranch features an extensive array of improvements originally designed to support a commercial horse boarding and training operation. With its existing infrastructure and amenities, the property is well-positioned for conversion into a large-scale equine facility. Whether revitalized for commercial use or expanded into one of the region’s premier equine centers, the foundation is already in place for a seamless transition and future growth.The current improvements on the ranch designed for the equine center:The STAR brand headquarters building offers 13,440 square feet of wide-span open space with 18-foot ceilings, designed to support high-volume equine operations. Located just beyond the front gate, the main building is thoughtfully positioned for optimal access and efficiency. It features six offices, a kitchen and bathroom, a large tack room, and three custom wash bays with built-in drains. Multiple roll-up doors provide easy access to adjacent loafing barns, and the all-concrete flooring supports heavy-duty use—currently utilized for equipment storage. Originally serving as the central hub of ranch operations, this versatile facility is surrounded by pens and arenas, and presents a wide range of potential uses beyond its initial design.The property includes 52 horse loafing pens, each measuring 20’ x 40’ and constructed with durable 2.5” steel pipe fencing, complemented by V-mesh wire for added safety. Each pen features a steel-constructed loafing barn, providing shelter and comfort for the horses. Most of the pens are conveniently situated near the main building, with well-designed alleyways to ensure efficient access and ease of use for daily operations.Just a short walk from the main building and loafing pens are several well-constructed horse pens, two are  50’x150’ x 6’ pens made up of 3” steel piping, 6” steel corners and gate post, custom steel gating with alleyways for ease of sorting and use of horses or other livestock. These larger turnout areas provide ample space for exercise, grazing, or rotational use, offering flexibility for horse management.Also situated within the main headquarters complex is a spacious 250’ x 160’ riding and training arena, constructed with a steel pipe frame and V-mesh wiring. Designed for versatility, the arena includes ample riding space along with a livestock pen featuring a head catch—perfect for training roping horses or working cattle. Equipped with underground power, the arena also has light poles installed to provide illumination for nighttime activities.Additional structures at the headquarters include the main ranch residence, ideally situated just inside the front gate. This spacious 5,147-square-foot home features 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, offering comfortable accommodations for owners or ranch managers. The interior boasts a large open-concept great room, an additional living area, and a formal dining room—perfect for both relaxed living and entertaining. Positioned to overlook a scenic pond, the home provides a clear view of the main ranch headquarters, blending privacy with a commanding vantage point of daily operations. Within the main gate, several additional buildings  were designed to support the ranch’s daily operations. A dedicated maintenance facility provides generous space for equipment storage and ongoing upkeep. Nearby, another multi-purpose structure includes office space, storage areas, and an additional horse barn with 6 stalls and adjoining pens—adding valuable capacity for horse housing and management. Also located in this area is the ranch hand or guest house, offering comfortable living quarters ideal for staff, visitors, or potential rental income. Together, these facilities contribute to the ranch’s efficiency and versatilely.Just a short drive from the main headquarters is the original veterinarian residence and clinic. The 2,052-square-foot home, now serving as a rental property generating additional ranch income, features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and an attached garage. The property also includes several barns and the former veterinary clinic, originally established to provide on-site animal health services and care for the ranch. This setup adds both functional value and income potential to the overall operation.Overall improvements of the livestock ranch operationsCentrally located on the ranch is the primary hub for cattle and livestock operations. This area was thoughtfully designed for the efficient storage of equipment, hay, and essential ranch supplies. Two large barns, totaling over 12,470 square feet, provide ample space for hay, equipment, and cattle housing. These barns sit adjacent to a well-developed set of livestock pens, which serve as the main area for working, sorting, and maintaining cattle.The livestock facility includes multiple sorting pens, alleyways, loading ramps, and a highly functional layout designed to handle several hundred head of livestock at once with ease and efficiency. Large grain bins are also located in this area, providing significant storage capacity for livestock feed. Additionally, a separate building offers excellent space for equipment storage, along with an enclosed maintenance shop. This section of the ranch is powered by public electricity, ensuring reliable operation for all daily needs.The ranch’s pasture system has been thoughtfully designed to support efficient livestock management, featuring three separate sets of working pens strategically placed across the property. With over 16 rotational pastures, the ranch includes numerous pens and holding lots to accommodate flexible and large-scale operations.Currently stocked with approximately 100 animal units, the ranch has the capacity to support several hundred, making it ideal for expansion.Fencing Across the Ranch:The main headquarters and surrounding areas are secured with high-quality fencing, primarily consisting of 2.5”–3” steel pipe rail with 6” posts, custom steel gates, and V-mesh wire. Additional fencing throughout the ranch includes 6-strand barbed wire with T-posts, 2.5” pipe fencing, and sections of 3- to 4-strand cable fencing. This combination of durable materials provides secure and low-maintenance enclosures across the entire property.The ranch features 16 separate pastures, ranging in size from 5-acre traps to 150-acre grazing areas. These are connected by well-planned alleyways, allowing for efficient sorting, rotation, and movement of livestock. Cattle guards are strategically placed throughout to ensure easy access while maintaining pasture integrity.Access throughout the ranch is convenient, with graveled interior roads and cattle guards installed for smooth travel between pastures. Water is abundant, with over 20 ponds complemented by numerous wet-weather creeks and natural drainages, ensuring reliable water sources across all rotational pastures and throughout the ranch. With thoughtful modern updates, this ranch has the potential to become a truly exceptional, one-of-a-kind property. Strategic enhancements to key areas could unlock its full capabilities and expand its versatility—opening the door to a wide array of possibilities, from premier equine and cattle operations to a destination ranch or legacy estate.“As Is” Where is”:  The property is being offered and sold in its present condition subject to any latent and patent, known or unknown defects. Recreation While the ranch was primarily designed for horse and livestock operations, it also supports a thriving population of wildlife. Whitetail deer are frequently seen throughout the property, benefiting from the expansive open spaces and natural cover. The numerous surface water sources across the ranch have also attracted a surprising variety of waterfowl. During the spring season, Canada Geese are known to nest on the property, contributing to the abundant presence of geese and other migratory birds in the area. This blend of agricultural functionality and natural habitat adds unique recreational and wildlife-viewing opportunities to the ranch.General Operations Currently operating as a cattle and livestock ranch, the property is well-equipped with amenities and infrastructure that also present a wide range of opportunities for the equine enthusiast. With its extensive facilities, thoughtful layout, and available improvements, the ranch is ideally suited for a transition into or expansion of equine operations all in a highly desirable location.Location Located in south central Oklahoma just off of Interstate 35 near the town of Wynnewood, Oklahoma.  The location lies in between Oklahoma City and Dallas, Texas which is in the heart of horse country.Just south of the Wynnewood exit off of I35, travel south on I35 for 2 miles then turn right at the exit for highway 72, as soon as you turn on 72, take the next county road to the left heading south on county road 3250. Continue south for 2 miles to the property.The ranch location is a 1 hour drive to Oklahoma City and a 1.5 hour drive to Dallas, Texas.Closest airport is the Will Rogers International Airport in Oklahoma City at a 1 hour drive.

$434,340

91.44 Acres

Wewoka, Oklahoma, 74884

91.44 acres within Wewoka city limits with development potential. Features rolling pastures, mature pecan and oak trees, several ponds, and scenic high ground known as “The Bluffs.” Excellent paved road and Highway 59 access. A rare mix of beauty, location, and opportunity.Land The Bluffs is a 91.44 acres of scenic and versatile land located within the western city limits of Wewoka, Oklahoma. This exceptional property offers outstanding development potential with a combination of natural beauty, accessibility, and favorable topography. The land is made up of 60 acres of open pasture with the remaining acres in scattered mature pecans and hardwood timber.The land features a gently rolling landscape with a mix of open pastures and mature pecan and oak timber, creating a picturesque and functional setting. Several ponds are scattered throughout the property, enhancing its visual appeal and utility. On the eastern side, elevated terrain known as “The Bluffs” provides sweeping views and a unique character to the land.Access is convenient with excellent frontage on a paved road and Highway 59 just west of Wewoka, making this an ideal location for residential, commercial, or mixed-use development.Existing improvements include outbuildings, and fencing adding value and versatility to the property. Whether you’re seeking a prime development tract or a private retreat with long-term investment potential, this land is a great opportunity.Located in Wewoka Public Schools.Separation options are being considered.Additional land tracts available in Seminole and Hughes County. Please view the video link on this site for a complete viewing of all the tracts available in the Wewoka area.Contact the listing agent for more details and pricing.Improvements Productive hay meadows, fencing, livestock catch pen and small pole barn.Agriculture Used over the decades for mostly hay production and livestock.  The past years the property can produce an average of 100-140 bales a year.Location Located within the City Limits of Wewoka, OK on Highway 59.

$242,250

57 Acres

Wewoka, Oklahoma, 74884

Located on the Seminole/Hughes County line, this 57-acre tract offers rolling pastures, oak timber, native woods, and multiple ponds—ideal for a private retreat, hobby farm, or homesite. With paved Hwy 56 frontage and just minutes from Wewoka and Holdenville, it combines seclusion with convenience. Great for livestock or hunting opportunities.Land Located on the Seminole and Hughes County line is this 57-acre tract featuring gently rolling pastures, mature oak timber, and native woodlands. With multiple scenic homesites, this property is perfect for a private retreat, hobby farm, or future homestead.Several ponds dot the landscape, providing water sources for livestock and opportunities for recreation. The property boasts excellent paved frontage on Highway 56, just minutes from Wewoka and Holdenville, offering both seclusion and easy access to town.This land has a strong history of livestock grazing and is well-suited for ranching or hunting. Wildlife is abundant, making it a great spot for outdoor enthusiasts. For those needing more acreage, the property adjoins an additional 92 acres in Hughes County—ideal for expanding into 150 combined acres of great hunting and livestock ranching.Whether you’re looking to build, invest, or enjoy rural life, this versatile property is ready to meet your vision.School District is Justice Public SchoolsSeparation is being considered. Additional land tracts available in Seminole and Hughes County. Please view the video link on this site for a complete viewing of all the tracts available in the Wewoka area.

$355,547

92.69 Acres

Holdenville, Oklahoma, 74848

The County Line Tract is a versatile 92-acre property situated on the Hughes and Seminole County line. Featuring mature hardwood timber and a mix of seclusion and accessibility, this land is ideal for hunting, recreation, or continued livestock use.Land 92 Acres of Prime Timberland – Exceptional Hunting & Recreation OpportunityThe County Line tract is a 92-acre tract located on the Hughes and Seminole County lines. The property offers a  blend of seclusion, accessibility for a diversified property. Heavily wooded with mature hardwood timber, this property is a true outdoor enthusiast’s dream—perfect for hunting, recreation, or continued agricultural use.Located with convenient county road frontage and just seconds from the highway 56, this property provides an easy commute to both Holdenville and Wewoka. Despite its accessibility, it offers the quiet and privacy that make it ideal for a weekend retreat or rural homestead.The land is fully fenced and has historically been used for livestock grazing. With little to no hunting pressure from the current owner, the area has become a safe haven for native wildlife—making it an exceptional, untapped hunting opportunity.Whether you’re looking to invest in land, establish a private hunting ground, or run livestock in a peaceful setting, this property offers the space, location, and potential to meet your goals.Key Features:92 acres of beautiful, mature hardwood timberExcellent habitat for deer, turkey, and other wildlifeLittle to no huntingFully fenced for livestock useGood county road frontage and easy highway accessShort drive to Holdenville and WewokaIdeal for recreation, homesteading, or agricultural useJustice Public School DistrictAdditional 57 acres adjoining is available to combine over 150 total continuos acres.Don’t miss out on this unique and versatile property—opportunities like this don’t come around often!Additional land tracts available in Seminole and Hughes County. Please view the video link on this site for a complete viewing of all the tracts available in the Wewoka area.Improvements Hughes Rural water District #5, water line on the south side of 1320RD.   All buyers should verify connecting to any rural water district for availability.

$646,380

161.92 Acres

Wewoka, Oklahoma, 74884

This 162-acre property offers a perfect blend of open pasture and mature hardwood timber, ideal for both livestock and wildlife. Just minutes from Wewoka and Holdenville, the land features rolling grazing areas, prime hunting habitat—especially for bow hunters—and multiple ponds. An old home place with barns and pens adds functional value, while fencing and cross-fencing support livestock operations. Land Located in Seminole County, Oklahoma, this  162-acre property offers an opportunity to own a truly diverse and functional piece of land. Located just a short drive from both Wewoka and Holdenville, this acreage combines natural beauty, agricultural utility, and recreational appeal in one versatile package.The landscape is a balanced mix of open pastureland and heavy hardwood timber, providing both productive grazing areas and prime wildlife habitat. The rolling pastures are ideal for running livestock, with  room to expand operations, while the mature woods offer thick cover and native browse, creating a haven for whitetail deer, turkey, and other native game species. For bow hunters in particular, this property is a dream come true—remote, quiet, and teaming with wildlife.Adding to its  functionality is an old home place that still stands as a testament to the property’s history. It includes several barns and livestock pens, offering a future homeplace for cattle or other livestock. Whether you’re looking to build a new homestead,  or use the structures for operational purposes, the foundation is already in place.The land is fully fenced with some cross-fencing already established, making it easier to manage grazing rotations or separate livestock. Multiple ponds are scattered across the acreage, providing reliable water sources for both animals and wildlife. These water features also enhance the overall habitat diversity and aesthetic appeal of the property.Additional land tracts available in Seminole and Hughes County. Please view the video link on this site for a complete viewing of all the tracts available in the Wewoka area.Contact the listing agent for more details and pricing.Improvements Fencing and cross fencingEnclosed pole barn for storage uses including a loafing barn attached to a set of working pens.There is a old water well house located at the main gate where the old home place once was. The seller does not know the current condition of the well and its not being used.  Electric power runs along the county road entrance.Local rural water: Hughes Water District #5, water lines are on both county roads, north and west. All buyers should verify with the local district on availability.Recreation The property over the years has not been hunted.  The natural growth and wildlife habitat has created some very nice areas for food plots and feeder locations offering a great bow hunters property.Agriculture Mainly used for livestock ranching and hay production.Location Located minutes from Wewoka and Holdenville.

$1,000,000

237.16 Acres

Wewoka, Oklahoma, 74884

"Welcome to this 237-acre ranch nestled in the quiet community of Nobletown, Oklahoma—just minutes from Wewoka Lake. This property is the perfect blend of productive pastureland, serene rural living, and outstanding recreational opportunities. Whether you're looking to farm, hunt, or simply enjoy peaceful country life, this is a place you’ll want to see."Land This 237-acre property, located near the Wewoka Lake, offers a combination of livestock and hay productivity, and excellent recreational Ideal for both agriculture and outdoor enthusiasts, this land has been owned and enjoyed for many decades for hay production and livestock grazing.The homeplace of the property is a 2-story, 1,920 square foot home, offering a rustic yet comfortable living space. Whether you’re seeking a family home or a weekend getaway, this residence offers a homestead with a private country appeal. Surrounding the home is a private wooded setting, with mature Pecan Orchards and open pastures accompanied with mixed native oaks, providing an environment with plenty of shade and beauty.The open pastures and hay meadows highlight the land’s agricultural potential, having supported productive hay production over the years. The property is fully fenced and cross-fenced, providing adequate infrastructure for livestock rotation and management. Several barns and outbuildings have been established, offering ample storage and shelter for equipment, hay, and livestock.Nature lovers will find this property especially appealing, as it is home to a thriving herd of whitetail deer and wild hogs. The abundant wildlife makes for excellent hunting opportunities, ensuring the property’s appeal as both a working farm and a recreational retreat.With its combination of agricultural versatility, recreational hunting, and proximity to Wewoka Lake, this land offers a perfect blend of livestock ranching with great recreation. Whether you’re looking to expand your farming operations or simply enjoy the peace and quiet of rural living, this property is a unique find.The property is offered with all acres in its entirety or separation is available.Additional land tracts available in Seminole and Hughes County.Contact the listing agent for more details and pricing.Improvements The homestead on this property offers a private and peaceful setting, featuring a spacious two-story ranch-style home and multiple barns and outbuildings. The 1,920-square-foot residence includes 3 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, providing comfortable living space for family or guests. Inside, you’ll find a full kitchen and a cozy living room highlighted by a brick fireplace. The bathrooms have been thoughtfully updated over the years with granite vanities, custom-tiled showers, and tiled flooring. A mix of hardwood, tile, and carpet runs throughout the home. Both the front and back porches overlook mature pecan trees, creating a serene and shaded retreat—making this a truly inviting and private homeplace. A new aerobic septic system was just installed in July 21st, 2025.The homestead features several buildings and barns that support the functionality and operation of the property. The main residence includes a detached 24’x24′ garage with open sides and concrete flooring, along with an enclosed area for additional storage. The newest addition is a 30’x40′ Winsett-brand steel pole barn, complete with roll-up doors, high ceilings, concrete flooring, and full enclosure. This building serves as a maintenance and storage facility for the property. Alongside it is a large 50’x50′ open pole barn, perfect for storing equipment and hay, making it a valuable asset. Additionally, an older, larger barn still stands near the home and was once used for hay and livestock storage. With some improvements, this barn could offer even more storage potential for the property.The access to the property is at several different locations that make up a mile of graveled county road frontage.EW1240RD is .31 mileNewman Road = .07 mileEW1250RD = .13 MILENS 364RD = .5 mileAvailable water: The property has 8 ponds that average 1/4 to 1/2 acre in size.  The Wewoka Lake creates a 10 acre wetland from wet years that extends into the property to the north.Recreation This 237-acre property is rich in wildlife and offers outstanding recreational potential. Over the past 30 years, the current landowner has done little to no hunting, allowing the native whitetail deer population to thrive. The diverse landscape—featuring mature timber, thick brush, and pockets of open grass—creates ideal habitat for a wide variety of wildlife. The property’s layout provides excellent opportunities for establishing food plots, with several natural openings perfectly suited for feeders or planting. For bow hunters, the mix of scattered timber and grassy clearings offers prime stand locations and natural travel corridors, making this a true bow hunter’s paradise.The Wewoka Lake has a wetland that extends into this property on the north. This wetland area in wet years consist of around 10 acres.  Maps are available.Agriculture The hay meadow on the property is over 30 acres of native grass.  The production on this meadow produces around 100 bales a year.  This hay meadow can easily be expanded to the east towards the homestead that would easily create additional hay production.  With improved range management, this hay production can be greatly increased.  The property has 5 separated pastures for livestock rotations. Fencing on the property is adequate for livestock and has been recently used for livestock in the last year.  Updating some fencing in key areas would be highly beneficial for maximum cattle production. Over the years the owner has operated between 50 -60 animal units on the property.  With improved range management and other improvements the property carry capacity can be greatly increased.Location The property lies just west of the Wewoka Lake and just minutes from Wewoka.  Short 15 minute drive to Seminole and surrounding towns and around an 1.5 hour drive from Oklahoma City or Tulsa.