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.

$408,595

480 Acres

Texhoma, Oklahoma, 73949

Situated in southeastern Cimarron County, Oklahoma is a very nice 480+/- acre piece of native grass, a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. The ranch is roughly thirty minutes west of Texhoma, Oklahoma or thirty minutes north of Stratford, Texas. Build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business.LOCATIONThe Oklahoma Panhandle is widely known for crops and cattle. The new owner has multiple options for marketing cattle in Texhoma or Stratford with a livestock auction or feedyards. Both communities offer ag related businesses including feed and supplies. Banking options and great schools can be found in Texhoma and Stratford. Amarillo, TX is the hub of the Texas Panhandle and is a little over an hour and a half away. Here you will find plenty of shopping and entertainment as well as a regional airport.ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTIONThis 480 +/- acre piece of native grass is a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. There is a domestic well and livestock tank to mark the beginnings of your headquarters. Here you can build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. The grass consists of buffalo, blue grama and sideoats grama as the base turf. These are excellent varieties to maximize beef production on your operation.SUMMARYThis Cimarron County, Oklahoma native grass ranch has not been grazed this summer. This grass has received ample rain this summer and is ready for your livestock. The 480 acres is easily accessible yet a great escape to be hidden from neighbors and the hustle of life. The property offers productive grazing for your yearling or cow/calf operation.

$885,000

300 Acres

Alma, Oklahoma, 73481

Located in the scenic east-central region of Stephens County, Oklahoma, the WW Ranch spans approximately 300 acres. This versatile land is offered in three separate tracts: 20, 80, and 200 acres. These parcels provide a variety of opportunities, whether you’re looking for residential development, expanding a cattle operation, or recreational land for outdoor activities. Its proximity to Duncan, Oklahoma, makes it accessible while still offering a serene, rural atmosphere.ACREAGE DETAILS20-Acre TractThis smaller, easily manageable parcel is located just 200 yards south of Highway 7, along Pinto Road. It offers a prime location for residential development. You can clear a few trees to create a secluded, private home site at the back of the property. Additionally, the land could be well-suited for a commercial enterprise due to its excellent access and visibility from the road. The land’s smaller size makes it versatile, offering great potential for those who want to develop a manageable piece of land with a personal touch.80-Acre TractA prime location for those interested in ranching or farming, this parcel can be accessed via a paved road—Pinto Road—then onto Sunray Road. The property is well-equipped for cattle, with three ponds, fencing, and a set of pens already in place. Over 80% of this land is open, making it ideal for grazing. Bermuda and native grasses serve as the primary forage, providing a good foundation for livestock operations. It’s also a wonderful piece of land for outdoor enthusiasts, offering opportunities for bass fishing in the ponds or hunting deer. The open space and natural beauty make it an attractive site for a home or an expansion of agricultural operations. Electricity is already available, adding convenience for future development.200-Acre TractThis is the largest of the three parcels and can be accessed by traveling south of Highway 7 down Pinto Road for approximately 3 miles. The property offers easy access with a paved road leading to the northeast corner of the land. Like the 80-acre tract, it is also fenced and equipped with a set of pens, making it immediately ready for livestock. The property includes a domestic well and three ponds, providing ample water supply. Approximately 65% of the land is open, offering plenty of grazing space, while the remaining portion features tree cover, creating an ideal habitat for deer. This makes it a great spot for both cattle ranching and recreational activities like hunting. The diverse landscape adds value, combining open pastureland with wooded areas for wildlife.LOCATION AND SURROUNDINGSWW Ranch is located about 25 minutes southeast of Duncan, Oklahoma, the county seat of Stephens County. Duncan offers all necessary amenities, such as banking, shopping, schools, and agricultural businesses, ensuring that essential services are never far away. The nearby communities of Velma and Alma are just a 10-minute drive from the property. These towns offer friendly neighbors, a strong sense of community, and excellent schools.The region enjoys favorable weather, with over 35 inches of rainfall annually, making it ideal for agricultural activities. Year-round, the temperatures are comfortable, ensuring a pleasant climate for raising a family or continuing a cattle operation.POTENTIALBuyers have the flexibility to purchase individual parcels or combine them based on their needs and goals. Whether you are looking to build a home, run a ranch, or simply enjoy recreational activities on a spacious property, the WW Ranch offers plenty of possibilities.

$9,804,000

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

$588,600

327 Acres

Hereford, Texas, 79045

Set in the heart of West Texas cattle country, the Circle I Ranch is an exceptional grass, wheat and milo crop operation totaling 327± deeded acres. The property features strong grasses that lend themselves to exceptional grazing, while the northern portion has historically been planted to grain crops (wheat and milo). Beyond its agricultural utility, the Circle I Ranch reflects the timeless character of the Texas Panhandle, where vast open skies and fertile plains create both a working landscape and a living legacy. Its flat, highly usable terrain, excellent access, and ideal location between Dawn and Umbarger, just north of U.S. Highway 60, make this a property with both immediate function and long-term development appeal.

$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.