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Located just south of Cushing, this 67± acre tract offers a perfect blend of productivity, seclusion, and recreation. With quality fencing, excellent soil, and abundant wildlife, it’s ideal for a homesite, small ranch, or hunting getaway. Easy access on a well-maintained county road adds convenience to this versatile property.
Location: South of Cushing, OK
Acreage: 67± acres
Access: Well-maintained dirt road along east side
Topography: Gently to moderately sloping
Use: Grazing, farming, hunting, homesite
Minutes from Cushing, OK
Quiet rural setting
Easy county road access
47± acres of open pasture
Great water, wildlife habitat, and bedding areas
Well-fenced perimeter
Excellent building locations
Coyle Loam: well-drained, moderately permeable
Great for crops, hay, and grazing
Strong deer and turkey presence
Coyle Loam is a well-drained, moderately permeable soil that typically forms in loamy or sandy parent materials. It’s common in parts of Oklahoma and other southern Great Plains areas. About 55% of this property is composed of this highly productive soil.
Key Characteristics of Coyle Loam:
Texture: Loam — a balanced mix of sand, silt, and clay
Drainage: Well-drained
Permeability: Moderate
Slope: Often found on gently to moderately sloping terrain
Use:
Suitable for pasture, crops, and hay production
Can support native grasses and woodland in its natural state
Also used for building sites due to good drainage
Agricultural Use:
Supports crops like wheat, soybeans, and forage grasses
Moderate to high productivity when managed properly
May require amendments like fertilizer to optimize yields
Supports wheat, soybeans, forage
Turnkey for hunting and ranching
Productive, scenic, and ready to build
Great mix of usability and recreation
Strong investment potential
