Ask Kale Crocker
Kale Crocker | Great Plains Land Company
580-216-8160
️ kale@greatplains.land
This 495 ± acre tract is an all-around ranch located in the southeast corner of Roger Mills County, just northwest of Elk City. With blacktop access, strong perimeter fencing, ponds, and rugged terrain that holds wildlife, this property is set up and ready to enjoy—whether you’re running cattle, hunting, or both.
Southeast Roger Mills County
Just northwest of Elk City
Blacktop frontage on County Road 1030 (south side)
Additional access from County Road 1020 (west side)
Easy year-round access with strong county roads
495 ± acres
Blacktop road frontage
Multiple ponds
Unique canyons, draws, and elevation change
Excellent perimeter fencing
Functional layout for livestock and recreation
The rolling terrain, deep draws, and canyon systems create natural cover and travel corridors for wildlife. These features also provide excellent protection and grazing rotation opportunities for livestock. The ponds are well-placed and add both water access and wildlife attraction throughout the property.
Well-suited for cattle operations
Strong perimeter fence already in place
Natural breaks and draws ideal for holding game
Excellent habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, and other Western Oklahoma wildlife
A true dual-purpose ranch—run cattle during the week, hunt on the weekends
This is the kind of ranch that checks a lot of boxes: blacktop access, good fencing, water, and terrain that works just as well for cattle as it does for hunting. Whether you’re a cattleman, rancher, or outdoorsman looking for a turn-key property in Western Oklahoma, this place is ready to go.
