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The Claypool Cattle Ranch is located right outside of Ringling, OK in Jefferson County. This is a productive and well watered cow calf grazing operation in the heart of big ranch country.
Location:
*Ringling - 10 miles
*Waurika - 14 miles
*Oklahoma City - 114 miles
*DFW - 130 miles
Access:
*3/4 mile of Hwy 70 frontage
*3/4 mile of E 1960 Road
*5/8 mile of N County Road 2950
Water:
*Seven ponds
*Over 5,000' of seasonal creeks
*One, year-around spring
*Three - 20' concrete stock tanks throughout the ranch
Utilities:
*Rural Water Meter
*Water Well
*Electric Meter
*Septic System
Climate:
*Approximately +/-35 inches of annual precipitation
Minerals:
*Surface Only
Wildlife:
*Whitetail Deer
*Wild Turkey
*Waterfowl
*Dove
*Quail
*Wild Hogs
Fishing:
*Bass
*Bluegill
*Catfish
Terrain:
*Topography ranging from 870'-910'
*Rolling, improved and native grass pastures
*Wooded creek draws
Improvements:
*1,700' rock ranch home
*30' x 50' barn with tack room
*Tall, stout-made working pens & covered chute
*Cross-fenced into 11 pastures
Equipment:
*NA
General Description:
The Claypool Cattle Ranch is located just East of the historic Chisholm Trail in Ringling, Oklahoma. In this part of the State there is a hard transition from Crosstimbers and brush into the prairie plains region that is home to the oldest and largest ranches in Oklahoma. The grazing on this property consists of over 190 acres of Bermuda grass, and 84 acres of B-Dahl Bluestem hay fields with the balance of acreage in native grasses. The ranch improvements include a 1,700 sf rock ranch home along with a two car garage and workshop, with the barn and working pens located nearby. The barn is an older, well-maintained drive through grain barn with a tack room, feed room & two stalls. The working pens have been modified and reinforced to handle rough stock or any cattle you may have. This ranch is currently being ran as a cow-calf operation handling up to 150 pairs while yielding a self sustaining hay crop. The seven ponds and a water well feeding three concrete water troughs provide ample water to the nine pastures and three smaller traps. This allows the current owners to implement rotational grazing and plenty of room to wean calves. The class II soils are also ideal for wheat ground which they have historically been planted to on occasion.
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10904 NW 26th
Yukon, OK 73099
111 D St SW
Ardmore, OK 73401
