Texhoma Hunting and Grassland

Texhoma Hunting and Grassland is a 480-acre contiguous ranch in Texas County, Oklahoma, just north of Texhoma and the Texas state line. The Beaver River crosses the ranch, adding grazing value, wildlife habitat, and the natural character of the Oklahoma Panhandle. On this property, wildlife possibilities include mule deer, whitetail deer, pheasant, and even the occasional elk.

The area receives approximately 20 inches of rainfall each year. River flow is intermittent and depends on weather and rainfall. The ranch has quality native grasses, including buffalo grass and blue grama. Sand plum thickets are scattered throughout the property. Mature cottonwoods and American elms provide additional cover. Together, these features support both grazing and wildlife habitat.

The ranch is well-fenced along the exterior and has multiple gated access points. This provides convenient access for livestock and property management. A functioning windmill provides reliable water when the river is not flowing. The water source supports both livestock and wildlife. Native grass, trees, sand plum thickets, and the Beaver River provide a variety of habitat across the ranch.

Beaver River Grassland offers 480 contiguous acres for grazing, recreation, or long-term land ownership. The ranch combines native grass, water, wildlife habitat, and convenient access in the Oklahoma Panhandle. Contact Dillon Smith with National Land Realty to schedule your tour today.