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This 350± acre tract in Beckham County, Oklahoma, combines irrigated farm ground, river frontage, ponds, and outstanding hunting. The property includes two center pivots — a 90± acre Reinke pivot on the west side and an 84± acre Valley pivot on the east — totaling 174± irrigated acres. Both pivots are 8 years old and supported by 14 working wells. The west Reinke pivot is set to deliver 525 GPM and the east Valley pivot is set to deliver 500 GPM, providing reliable irrigation. Devol loamy sand soils and established alfalfa (planted 2 years ago) make this a proven and productive farm.
Beyond farming, this tract is also a premier hunting destination. It offers a little over a half mile of North Fork Red River frontage, multiple ponds, and water slews that, together with the crop fields, create phenomenal duck hunting opportunities. Quail, turkey, and deer populations thrive in the mix of alfalfa fields, river bottom cover, and timber. Additionally, a 20± acre high-fenced area provides extra flexibility for game management or livestock.
Just 3 miles from I-40 at Exit 14, with paved road access all the way to the farm
10 miles from Sayre
26 miles from Elk City
30 miles from Shamrock, Texas
Over ½ mile of County Road 1810 frontage with two entrances
Additional access from CR 1820 & CR 1210 (three total entrances)
350± total acres in Beckham County
174± irrigated acres under two pivots (Reinke 90± acres west & Valley 84± acres east)
West pivot (Reinke) set to deliver 525 GPM; East pivot (Valley) set to deliver 500 GPM
Both pivots are 8 years old
14 working wells supplying irrigation
Devol loamy sand soils, excellent for alfalfa and row crops
Alfalfa planted 2 years ago
½ mile of North Fork Red River frontage
Multiple ponds & water slews for duck hunting
20± acre high-fenced area for game or livestock
Diverse terrain with grass, crops, timber, and river bottom
Productive irrigated alfalfa farm with strong income potential
Phenomenal duck hunting with crop fields, ponds, slews, and river habitat
Excellent quail, turkey, and deer populations in the area
High-fenced section adds versatility for game or cattle
Turn-key balance of farm income and recreation
This Beckham County 350-acre tract is a rare find — combining irrigated alfalfa production, river frontage, ponds, duck slews, and excellent big-game hunting in one property. With paved road access from I-40 Exit 14, reliable wells, productive soils, and unique features like the 20-acre high-fenced area, it delivers both income and year-round outdoor enjoyment.
