Ask Kale Crocker
Kale Crocker
Great Plains Land Company
580-216-8160
kale@greatplainslandcompany.com
Located just 30 minutes north of Edmond and less than 10 minutes from Guthrie, this exceptional 447± acre recreational ranch offers one of the most diverse hunting and outdoor properties you'll find in central Oklahoma. Featuring nearly 900 feet of Cimarron River frontage, multiple ponds, established duck habitat, mature timber, rolling elevation changes, and excellent access, this property is truly built for the serious outdoorsman.
In 1872, William Halsell drove cattle through this territory along the Halsell Branch of the Chisholm Trail to Indian Territory.
Five years later, he and his brother leased land along the Cimarron River and built a ranch headquarters five miles northeast of present Guthrie (LINK HERE). https://www.okhistory.org/publications/enc/entry?entry=HA014
Whether you're chasing trophy whitetails, calling in ducks over flooded wetlands, pursuing spring gobblers, fishing stocked ponds, or simply enjoying a weekend getaway, this ranch is ready to hunt from day one. Established trails, hunting blinds, water infrastructure, and a new entrance make this a true turnkey recreational property.
Conveniently located in Logan County, Oklahoma, this ranch provides the perfect combination of privacy and accessibility.
Designed with the serious hunter in mind, this ranch offers outstanding year-round recreational opportunities.
One of the ranch's standout features is its approximately three-acre managed duck habitat. The habitat is designed with water control in mind and can be flooded using one of the two working water wells, allowing you to create ideal conditions throughout waterfowl season.
Additional ponds across the ranch provide even more duck hunting opportunities and attract migrating birds throughout the fall and winter.
The combination of mature timber, open grasslands, wetlands, and river corridor creates ideal habitat for Rio Grande turkey and an abundance of other wildlife. The property's diverse ecosystem supports excellent hunting opportunities throughout the year.
Water is one of this property's greatest assets.
The ranch is already equipped with valuable improvements that allow the next owner to immediately begin enjoying the property.
Finding a recreational property this close to the Oklahoma City metro with river frontage, established duck habitat, multiple ponds, quality deer hunting, excellent access, and turnkey improvements is extremely rare.
Whether you're looking for a private hunting retreat, a family legacy ranch, or an investment in premier recreational land, this Logan County property checks all the boxes. From flooded duck hunts in the morning to chasing whitetails in the evening, every acre has been thoughtfully developed to maximize enjoyment while maintaining the natural beauty that makes this ranch truly special.
