Zurick Labrier

$6,232,710

1,870 Acres

Stratford, Texas, 79084

Located in the agriculture production rich Texas Panhandle is the 1870 +/- acre Sherman County State Line Farm. Here you will find an opportunity for diversity including cattle, corn, cotton and wheat. The property is easily accessible via a paved road along the northern Sherman County state line boundary. As well, it lays between Stratford and Texhoma, offering the owner access to multiple agriculture businesses to enhance business opportunities.LOCATION & AREAStratford, Texas in the county seat of Sherman County and is located roughly 18 miles southwest of the farm headquarters. Banking, grain elevators, a great school system, and other related businesses can be found in Stratford with population of 2000.Texhoma, Oklahoma with a population of 1300, is a short nine miles straight east of the farm along Fm 25. Like Stratford, this is a strong agriculture community. A long history of cattle, corn and wheat production help to provide a stable and growing economy. Local banking, grain elevators, a livestock auction, schools, and other businesses provide added benefits to the location of this farm. Many local feedyards and dairies in the area offer owner alternatives for marketing commodities. The location of this farm is very strategic to offer an owner multiple avenues for decisions concerning the successful operation of this business.ACREAGEThe property consists of approximately 1870 acres. The circles are irrigated by Zimmatic and Valley sprinklers with roughly 789 wet acres under seven pivots. Most of the corners are tillable acres. In addition, the eastern side of the farm has 722 +/- acres of native grass to compliment a cattle program.There are 6 irrigation wells pumping a combined 2675 gpm per the seller, with room for more production. The farm has recently been upgraded with several miles of three phase electricity, four electric motors with VFD panels and a second booster pump. The seller has converted the farm to include 255 organic wet acres with another 230 acres to be converted in 2024.IMPROVEMENTS• Cattle working pens with hydraulic chute, crowding circle-(covered) load out, 500 ft of bunk space, automatic water tanks, 2nd set of pens on west side• Cattle water tanks across property• 8,000 bu grain storage• 6 irrigation wells producing 2675 gpm total• One Submersible at the house• 7 sprinklers including: Zimm 8 tower, Valley 8 tower, 2 Zimm 9 Tower, Valley 10 tower, Valley/Zimm 8 tower, Zimm 5 tower• 4 Electric motors, hollow shaft turbine pumps with VFD’s• 2 Cummins engines with turbines• 2 Booster pumps• 1 Domestic well at house• 2600 sq ft home including 2-bedroom, 2-bath, loft area, safe room, 2-car garage• Shop roughly 40x45WATER RIGHTSThe farm is in the North Plains Groundwater Conservation District based out of Dumas, Texas. All the rules and regulations are filed and administered through this office. The water rights are available under all acres including the native pasture which is a great bonus for this farm.SUMMARYWith ample water and room to drill more wells, this is a property that needs your attention if you are in the market for a farm. The organic aspect adds the versatility for more potential income. A great opportunity for a combination of cattle, corn, wheat and cotton.

$8,165,915

817 Acres

Llano, Texas, 78643

Set in the heart of the scenic Texas Hill Country, Granite Water Ranch spans approximately 817 acres of serene landscapes and rugged natural beauty. This exceptional property features panoramic views of ancient igneous rock formations, lush grassy draws, and multiple stocked ponds, offering limitless opportunities for recreation and relaxation.Located in southwest Llano County, the ranch lies about 20 miles from Llano and just 30 miles from the historic charm of Fredericksburg. Positioned within the Llano Uplift, the land showcases a fascinating array of igneous rocks, including granite and llanite—remnants of prehistoric volcanic activity that provide an ideal backdrop for hiking and exploration.Granite Water Ranch is rich in wildlife, hosting populations of Axis deer, Whitetail, Aoudad, Turkey, and Wild Hogs. Three stocked ponds and a seasonal creek enhance the property’s appeal, complemented by a diverse canopy of Live Oak, Red Oak, Blue Oak, Mesquite, and Cedar trees. Native grasses support ample grazing for livestock, while water is readily available from the ponds and a reliable well.Adventurers will appreciate the network of interior ranch roads—ideal for trucks, ATVs, biking, or hiking. Whether you’re seeking a recreational escape or a working ranch, this property offers the flexibility and beauty to realize your vision.Conveniently accessed just west of Oxford via Highway 16 and County Road 113A, Granite Water Ranch is a private sanctuary where you can disconnect and unwind, surrounded by extraordinary natural scenery.Key Features:• 817± acres in Llano County, Texas• Stocked ponds, seasonal creek, and reliable well• Trophy wildlife: Axis, Whitetail, Aoudad, Turkey, Hogs• Unique geological features: granite, llanite, Llano Uplift• Multiple recreational uses: hunting, fishing, hiking, biking• Proximity to Llano, Fredericksburg, Enchanted Rock• Ideal for cattle, horses, and outdoor recreation

$16,000,000

1,199 Acres

Texhoma, Oklahoma, 73949

The Clark Irrigated Corn Farm is a fully developed, 1,200± acre turnkey agricultural operation located west of Texhoma, Oklahoma. Regarded as one of the finest farms to come to market in recent years in the Oklahoma Panhandle, this property combines exceptional water resources, high-quality soils, modern grain handling infrastructure, and an impressive residential and shop facility. With convenient access just a half mile off a paved State Line Road, the farm offers both operational efficiency and ease of transportation.PROPERTY DESCRIPTIONApproximately 900± acres are under irrigation, supported by seven quarter-mile pivots and one windshield-wipe system. The farm is powered by 10 irrigation wells producing approximately 8,500 gallons per minute, with individual wells ranging from 500 to over 1,400 gallons per minute, an increasingly rare level of water production in today’s market. The pivots consist of 1990s-model Valley systems and one Zimmatic sprinkler, with quarter-mile pivots nozzled for 725–675 GPM and the windshield-wipe pivot nozzled for 400 GPM. High-efficiency Weichai motors and 1:1 Amarillo gear heads are installed on all wells. The developed water capacity allows the owner to plant all tillable acres in corn while maintaining surplus capacity to support crop health during drier-than-normal years. The farm’s soils are predominantly Sherm and Gruver clay loams, well known for enhancing yields when paired with proper fertility and management practices.IMPROVEMENTSGrain handling and storage are equally impressive. A three-year-old, 300,000-bushel grain storage facility includes a 5,000-bushel-per-hour leg and truck scales, allowing the owner to store, manage, and market grain strategically based on pricing opportunities. This infrastructure significantly enhances operational flexibility and long-term profitability.The property also features an outstanding 18,000-square-foot facility that includes 6,000 square feet of living space and a 12,000-square-foot heated shop. The residence offers six bedrooms, an office, multiple bathrooms, a spacious living area, a well-appointed kitchen with granite countertops, and an entertainment area. The shop is designed to accommodate modern farm equipment, featuring two 20-foot-tall doors—one 50 feet wide space (two doors) and another 20 feet wide by 16 feet tall—along with 24-foot sidewalls and a 40-foot center height. Additional improvements include tube heating and a tornado-safe room, making the facility both functional and secure.LOCATIONLocated in Texhoma, Oklahoma, the farm sits within a strong agricultural community historically rooted in cattle and crop production, particularly corn, wheat, and milo. Positioned on the Texas-Oklahoma state line in the Oklahoma Panhandle, Texhoma offers a highly regarded school system and a robust network of agricultural businesses, including banking institutions, a strong livestock auction market, grain elevators with fertilizer services, and nearby feedlots. Texas County, with a population exceeding 20,000, is centered around Guymon, just a 25-minute drive from the farm, providing additional amenities such as restaurants, shopping, an airport, and a large movie theater—making it the commercial hub of the Panhandle.SUMMARYThis is truly a rare opportunity to acquire a move-in-ready, fully developed irrigated farm in one of the most productive regions of the Oklahoma Panhandle. With exceptional well production, modern grain infrastructure, and premium residential and shop improvements, the Clark Irrigated Corn Farm offers the complete package for the serious agricultural operator or investor seeking scale, water security, and long-term productivity.

$5,889,000

5,889 Acres

Guymon, Oklahoma, 73942

Woodward Grass Ranch is a 5,889-acre native grass property located in the Oklahoma Panhandle, Texas County, just northwest of Guymon. Offering expansive sunrises and sunsets, this ranch presents an ideal opportunity to begin or expand your cattle operation. The property is well-equipped with multiple water sources, including submersible, solar, and windmill wells, as well as two sets of working pens. Productive native grasses and varied topography provide excellent winter cover and habitat for wildlife such as whitetail deer and blue quail. The ranch has been held by the same family for several decades and features paved, year-round access.LOCATIONSituated in northwestern Texas County, approximately 20 minutes from Guymon and north of Goodwell, this area is home to a welcoming community of over 20,000 residents. Guymon serves as the regional hub, offering quality schools, healthcare, banking, shopping, and dining options within a thriving agri-business environment. The local economy is driven by agriculture, including cattle, wheat, corn, and milo. Oklahoma Panhandle State University in Goodwell provides diverse degree programs and is recognized for its competitive OPSU Rodeo Team.PROPERTY DESCRIPTIONThe ranch consists of multiple pastures efficiently watered by numerous well locations for cattle. Two sets of pens and multiple pastures facilitate livestock management. The land features highly productive native grasses such as Buffalo Grass, Grama Grass, and Little Bluestem, along with a small area of expired CRP planted with Old World Bluestem. Goff Creek, typically dry, winds through part of the property. The terrain varies from flats to hilltops and draws, offering excellent cover and supporting healthy wildlife populations.

$2,086,000

743 Acres

Rufe, Oklahoma, 74755

Pine Creek West Refuge is a 743± acre property that features a diverse blend of timber, open fields, food plots, and pasture, supporting wildlife habitat, timber production, and a small cattle operation. Gently rolling terrain in the foothills of the Ouachita Mountains places the land less than 12 miles from the Red River and Texas border, and near several prominent lakes, rivers, and recreational destinations. Surrounded by renowned Wildlife Management Areas and close to Pushmataha WMA’s elk habitat, the area offers exceptional hunting and outdoor recreation. Ideally located between Broken Bow/Hochatown and Antlers, the tract provides strong agricultural potential and outstanding recreational value, further enhanced by adjacency to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers land and large timber holdings.LOCATIONLocated in northeast Choctaw County in southeastern Oklahoma, the property offers convenient access from DFW, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Texarkana, and Fort Smith, each approximately a three-hour drive. It is ideally positioned about 25 miles from both Broken Bow and Antlers, with Pine Creek Lake just three miles to the east and adjoining Corps of Engineers land. Beavers Bend and Hochatown are 25 miles to the east, while Hugo Lake lies less than 15 miles to the west. The property features county road frontage along both the north and west boundaries and is situated just over two miles south of State Highway 3.ACREAGEThe 743± acres consist of a diverse mix of timber, open fields, food plots, and pasture, currently managed for wildlife, timber production, and a small cattle operation. The terrain is nearly level to gently rolling and lies within the foothills of the Ouachita Mountains. The Red River and the Texas state line are less than 12 miles to the south. The property is centrally located among three of the most well-known lakes in a tri-state area, along with mountain rivers to the north.Several Wildlife Management Areas are nearby, including Pine Creek, Little River, Honobia Creek, and Three Rivers. Pushmataha WMA, home to one of Oklahoma’s few elk herds, lies just to the north. The surrounding area is renowned for its recreational opportunities, featuring numerous lakes, rivers, mountain ranges, equine facilities, and nearby National Forest lands.WILDLIFEAbundant populations of deer, turkey, hogs, waterfowl, and small game. Fishing opportunities in the surrounding area are excellent.WATERTwo ponds, wet-weather drainages, and a slough that provides outstanding waterfowl habitat.UTILITIESElectric, propane, and phone available.SUMMARYThis exceptional property offers outstanding hunting opportunities for whitetail deer, turkey, waterfowl, hogs, and small game, complemented by valuable timber resources. Set in the scenic mountains of southeastern Oklahoma, it presents a rare chance to own a premier hunting retreat with the added benefit of a functional cattle ranch.

$700,000

320 Acres

Guymon, Oklahoma, 73942

Set in the wide-open landscapes of the Oklahoma Panhandle, this 320-acre grass ranch sits roughly 15 miles northwest of Guymon in northwest Texas County. Access is convenient and reliable, located just north of Highway 64 on County Road 22, with paved frontage along the entire east side of the property. The ranch features two homes, each supported by its own water well, making it ideal for multi-generational living, employee housing, or rental income potential. With strong native grasses and excellent location this property is perfectly suited for cattle, horses, or a peaceful country lifestyle.LOCATIONSituated in the heart of northwestern Texas County, the ranch is only 15–20 minutes from Guymon, the county seat with a population of around 12,000. Guymon provides shopping, quality restaurants, banking, agricultural services, golf, the well-known Pioneer Days Rodeo, excellent schools, and a full-service hospital.Oklahoma Panhandle State University, a four-year college, is located nearby in Goodwell. Additional agricultural businesses and a successful livestock auction are close by in Texhoma, making this an ideal location for anyone involved in ranching or ag operations.PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS• High-Quality Native Grass: The ranch sits in a productive agricultural region known for cattle, wheat, milo, and corn. Thick stands of buffalo grass, grama grass, and little bluestem create an excellent base for running livestock.• Two Residences on the Property: South Quarter: A 1,500 sq ft home built in the 1960s with a one-car attached garage. While this home requires repair and updates, it offers solid potential as a rental, employee house, or renovation project.North Quarter: A 2,000 sq ft move-in-ready ranch-style home built in 2016. This partially rock exterior home includes a two-car attached garage, three bedrooms, one full bath, and a ¾ bath featuring a walk-in shower.• Interior Features of Newer Home: Generous closet space throughout, warm Saltillo tile in the kitchen and two living areas, beautiful rock wood-burning fireplace, granite kitchen countertops, and welcoming décor.• Outdoor Enjoyment: The newer home faces west, offering stunning, unobstructed views of the Panhandle’s colorful sunsets—best enjoyed from the kitchen windows or the covered patio.• Water Access: Each home is serviced by its own private water well, supporting both residential use and livestock needs.SUMMARYThe Oklahoma Panhandle Grass Ranch offers the ideal blend of country tranquility and convenient access. With 320 acres of productive native grasses, two homes, and a location just minutes from Guymon and Goodwell, it’s a perfect setting to run a few cows or horses, raise a family, or enjoy a quiet rural lifestyle. Peace, privacy, and functionality come together in a property that’s ready for its next chapter.The seller will consider dividing the ranch, offering the option to purchase each quarter section with its accompanying home.

$1,292,000

2,077 Acres

Beaver, Oklahoma, 73932

The Baggerly Clear Creek Ranch presents a rare opportunity to acquire a time-tested, multi-generational cattle operation in the heart of Oklahoma’s productive Panhandle. Spanning 2,080 ± deeded acres, along with an additional 160 ± acres of state lease, this legacy holding offers the essential ingredients of a successful working ranch: strong native grass pastures, dependable live water, and excellent year-round access. Whether your vision includes running cattle, pursuing upland game, or establishing a lasting family legacy in one of the West’s most respected ranching regions, this property delivers. Ranches of this quality, stewarded by the same family for more than 75 years, seldom come to market.LOCATION & AREAThis 75-year legacy ranch is situated in the heart of the productive Oklahoma Panhandle, in south-central Beaver County. The property sits just 15 minutes south of the town of Beaver and offers excellent access via well-maintained, all-weather county roads on three sides.Beaver County’s economy is deeply rooted in wheat and cattle production. The county seat, Beaver (population approximately 5,000), offers a strong agricultural infrastructure, including a well-attended weekly livestock auction, banking services, shopping, a grain elevator, and a full range of ag-related businesses.For additional amenities, Liberal, Kansas, and Perryton, Texas, each approximately 40 minutes away that provide expanded shopping, dining, healthcare services, and access to a regional airport.PROPERTY DETAILSThe ranch is a productive cattle operation anchored by healthy native grasses, including Buffalo, Blue Grama, and Little Bluestem, providing excellent forage throughout the grazing season. Clear Creek traverses approximately one-half mile of the property, supplying reliable, year-round live water for livestock and wildlife alike. The creek corridor is lined with mature Cottonwood and Elm trees, offering natural shade and attractive habitat.Under normal rainfall conditions and responsible management, the ranch can support approximately 60 cow/calf pairs or 250 yearlings during the summer grazing season.Beyond its agricultural strengths, the ranch offers appealing recreational opportunities. Whitetail deer and quail are regularly found on the property, and ponds along Clear Creek provide bass fishing.SUMMARYThe Baggerly Clear Creek Ranch represents a rare chance to own a proven, well-balanced ranch that has remained in the same family for more than seven decades. With solid carrying capacity, live water, quality habitat, and a strong agricultural foundation, this is the kind of legacy property that rarely becomes available.