FALL 2026
Featured Property 2,000 +/- acres $5,900,000 Eagles Nest Ranch Pushmataha County, OK • Multiple access points to Hwy 43 • Established road system designed for residential development • Over 900 feet of elevation change • Stunning panoramic views of Sardis Lake
Legendary Land Team
Dan Ward
Trevor Potts
Broker/Partner (405) 206-0914
Broker/Partner (580) 220-7790
Cody Gillham
Andrew Ward
Associate (580) 276-7584
Associate (405) 201-6015
Jenny McCauley
Janie Cotton
Transaction Coordinator
Transaction Coordinator
Marie Meyer
Denae Allen
Executive Assistant
Marketing Manager
Dan Lewia Provisional Sales Associate Dan Lewia is a Licensed Forester with more than 30 years of experience in forest management, including over 25 years serving clients across Oklahoma and Texas. Throughout his career, he has worked extensively in Southeast Oklahoma, managing and improving more than 100,000 acres of timberland. Dan has led a wide range of property development projects, helping landowners enhance both the value and functionality of their properties. His expertise includes road design, food plot installation, pond and levee construction, and land clearing for recreational and agricultural uses. As a forestry consultant, Dan has also played a key role in facilitating the purchase and sale of tens of thousands of acres, providing clients with strategic guidance and trusted insight.
Fall Market Report Farm & Ranch Market Report: A Strong Year Finds Its Summer Pace The farm and ranch real estate market entered 2026 with considerable momentum, and through the first half of the year, sales volume remained very strong. What has changed is the pace. Since June, activity has slowed considerably as summer temperatures climbed and remained in record-breaking territory for weeks on end. That slowdown is not necessarily a sign of weakness in the underlying market. In our experience, it looks much more like the traditional seasonal pause that was once common in the farm and ranch business. In fact, the fall of 2025 through the spring of 2026 may have been the first period since before COVID that the market behaved in what we would call a “normal” cycle. Ranch sales began picking up during the third quarter of 2025, strengthened through the fourth quarter, and much of that activity translated into closings during Q4 2025 and Q1 2026. Momentum continued into the spring before activity began slowing in Q2 and into the heat of summer. Texas rural-land data showed similar improvement during 2025, with annualized sales beginning to increase in the second quarter and the market demonstrating notable resilience through year-end (Texas Real Estate Research Center). There are also some unusually strong financial tailwinds supporting today’s land buyer. The stock market continues to create wealth despite elevated interest rates and geopolitical uncertainty. As of mid-August, the S&P 500 had recorded 27 record-high closes in 2026 alone. That performance matters to the land market. When investors see significant appreciation in equities, hard assets such as productive farms, recreational ranches and legacy properties remain an attractive place to diversify and preserve capital (MarketWatch). Perhaps nowhere is the strength more visible than in the cattle business. Cattle producers have experienced an extraordinary run in prices as historically tight supplies meet persistent demand. USDA reported feeder steers at the Oklahoma City National Stockyards reaching a record $388.06 per hundredweight in May, with the 2026 annual average forecast near $377. Using comparable USDA feeder-cattle benchmarks, prices have climbed roughly 70% from 2023 levels. USDA also notes that the U.S. cattle herd remains exceptionally tight, while CME describes the national herd as being at a 75-year low. For ranch owners and cattle producers, that strength has improved balance sheets and purchasing power at a time when many other agricultural sectors remain under pressure (Economic Research Service). Another developing source of demand is coming south of the Red River. The rapid expansion of data centers across Texas is changing the land market in several areas. Large technology and infrastructure projects are assembling hundreds—and in some cases thousands—of acres of rural property. One proposed Hill County data-center site involved contracts with four landowning families covering more than 800 acres, while another data-center-related acquisition near Weatherford assembled more than 2,000 acres. Texas officials have become concerned enough about the conversion of agricultural land that the state’s Agriculture Commissioner has publicly called for measures to protect prime farm and ranchland (https://www.kwtx.com). For the farm and ranch brokerage business, the important second-order effect is capital migration. Landowners receiving substantial proceeds from development sales are increasingly potential buyers elsewhere. Many do not want to leave land ownership behind; they want to relocate that equity into another ranch, farm or investment property, often in markets where the same dollars purchase substantially more acreage. Oklahoma and surrounding states are naturally positioned to benefit from that movement of capital. Meanwhile, the continuing conflict involving Iran has certainly introduced another layer of geopolitical uncertainty and has influenced energy and financial markets. Yet, from what we are seeing on the ground, it has not materially changed the decision-making of serious farm and ranch buyers. Buyers remain disciplined, but quality properties are still attracting attention and well-capitalized purchasers continue to act when the right opportunity becomes available. We believe that pricing properties as close as possible to their true and current market value is the most effective way to create opportunity and competition—allowing them to stand out in a market crowded with overpriced listings.
As we move toward fall, we believe the broader fundamentals remain favorable. Strong cattle prices, significant accumulated equity, gains in the financial markets and new sources of 1031- exchange and development-driven capital all remain supportive of land values. If the market follows the more traditional pattern we saw return last year, the summer slowdown may prove to be exactly that—a seasonal slowdown— setting the stage for renewed activity as temperatures cool and buyers return to the field. The market has changed pace. It has not changed direction. Written with the assistance of AI. Legendary Land Co. | (405) 206-0914 1
Teal Road 17.5
Carter County, OK • 17.5 +/- Acres • $126,000
A quiet 17.5-acre wooded tract with mature hardwood timber, natural openings, and seasonal creek drainages. Excellent habitat, established trails, and water potential create a perfect weekend getaway or hunting property.
Mill Creek 40
Johnston County, OK • 40 +/- Acres • $240,000
A quiet Southern Oklahoma tract featuring level terrain, county road frontage, a small pond, and native grasses with scattered timber near Mill Creek. Utilities available and strong wildlife habitat make it ideal for recreation, a future homesite, or investment.
Sand Branch 40
Carter County, OK • 40 +/- Acres • $234,000
A scenic 40-acre tract featuring mature hardwoods, Sand Branch Creek frontage, and excellent wildlife habitat in Carter County. Multiple building sites and easy access make it ideal for a homestead or retreat.
Garvin County 48
Garvin County, OK • 48 +/- Acres • $194,680
Located just southeast of Elmore City and a short drive from I-35, this productive 48-acre tract features native and improved grass pastures, good fencing and cross-fencing, and multiple ponds. Divided into three separate pastures, the property is well-suited for hay production, livestock grazing, or as the foundation for a future horse training facility.
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Satterwhite Lake
Garvin County, OK • 40 +/- Acres • $275,000
Located in Southern Garvin County, Satterwhite Lake is a 40-acre recreational tract built around water, wildlife, and year-round usability. The property features approximately 3.75 acres of a shared nine-acre lake, offering excellent fishing and waterfowl hunting, along with a private dock already in place. Long summer days spent working food plots and filling feeders can be followed by cooling off with a swim in the lake or hopping in a johnboat to chase bass and crappie, making this property just as enjoyable in the off-season as it is during hunting season.
Highway 37.5 Ranch
McCurtain County, OK • 37.5 +/- Acres • $281,250
Located just west of Idabel along Highway 37, this clean 37.5-acre tract in the heart of McCurtain County features a well-maintained hay field with scattered mature oak trees, offering an attractive blend of productivity and natural character across gently rolling terrain. With highway frontage, nearby rural water meters, power along the highway and county road, and convenient access to Idabel’s amenities, the property provides an ideal setting for continued hay production, a homesite, or a small ranch or horse property.
Pine Creek Tree Plantation 120
McCurtain County, OK • 120 +/- Acres • $300,000
Pine Creek Tree Plantation is a professionally managed timber farm near Tom, Oklahoma, planted in 2023 with high-quality Loblolly Pine seedlings and additional oak trees to support wildlife. The property offers both long-term investment value and excellent recreational opportunities, including hunting, potential waterfowl habitat, and access to seasonal and spring-fed creeks. With county road frontage, utilities, fiber internet, and proximity to Idabel, Broken Bow, and the Dallas-Fort Worth area, the property combines rural beauty with accessibility.
Whispering Pines 160
Choctaw County, OK • 160 +/- Acres • $400,000
Escape to a sprawling 160-acre haven, Whispering Pines 160, where the call of the wild meets boundless opportunity in the heart of southeastern Oklahoma. This exceptional property, perfect for hunting, timberland investment, or simply embracing the peace of undeveloped recreational land, invites you to craft your own legacy amidst its natural beauty. Imagine the possibilities that unfold across this vast expanse, offering a canvas for your dreams in Choctaw County.
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Thackerville 47
Love County, OK • 47 +/- Acres
Thackerville 47 is a prime investment opportunity just off Exit 1 on I-35, 2.4 miles from the Texas state line and 2.5 miles from WinStar Casino, Resort, and Golf Course, with a history of productive cattle and hay operations. Offering quality building sites and strong potential for future residential or commercial development, the property is strategically positioned to benefit from continued growth and infrastructure expansion in the southern Oklahoma and Texas border region. Contact Cody Gillham - (580) 276-7584
Thackerville 80
Love County, OK • 80 +/- Acres • $2,000,000
Located less than a quarter mile from the Thackerville 47 Tract, Thackerville 80 features excellent development opportunity on rolling, upland terrain near the Oklahoma/Texas State Line. In recent years, with the influx of development and expanding infrastructure in the area, this ranch now sits squarely in the path of progress, making it an exceptional candidate for future residential or commercial development.
Washita Farm
Johnston County, OK • 40 +/- Acres • $575,000
Located just north of Mannsville, Oklahoma, Washita Farm offers 40 productive acres featuring a 2,366-square-foot farmhouse, 30' x 40' shop with a 20' lean-to, and two ponds. The property combines native and improved grasses with fertile bottomland well-suited for grazing and agricultural use.
Oswalt Valley Ranch
Love County, OK • 60 +/- Acres • $675,000
A premier 60-acre horse ranch featuring two homes, extensive equine facilities, productive Bermuda pastures, and sandy loam soils in southern Oklahoma. Strong infrastructure, hunting potential, and convenient I-35 access define this versatile property.
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Wagon Trail Ranch on Boggy Creek
Coal County, OK • 165 +/- Acres • $701,250
Outstanding 165-acre hunting property featuring a 3.5-acre stocked lake, over 900 yards of live Muddy Boggy Creek frontage, and a proven trophy whitetail history that sets it apart from nearly every property on the market today. With exceptional habitat, strategic food plots, and a carefully managed hunting program, this is a true masterpiece of a hunting property.
Tucker Road 240
Choctaw County, OK • 240 +/- Acres • $708,000
The Tucker Road 240 is a professionally managed timber tract that has been cultivated for timber growth and habitat maximization. Located just north of Ft. Towson, this prime tract has endless potential for recreation and investment. production, a homesite, or a small ranch or horse property.
Boggy Creek 240
Atoka County, OK • 240 +/- Acres • $780,000
Located in one of southeastern Oklahoma’s most wildlife-rich corridors, this exceptional 240-acre Atoka County ranch features nearly a mile of meandering Boggy Creek, mature hardwoods, fertile bottomland, and more than 400 mature pecan trees. A diverse mix of creek bottoms, open pecan groves, and thick timber creates outstanding habitat for trophy whitetail deer, turkey, and waterfowl, with unique potential for developing flooded timber impoundments.
Mt. Pleasant Homestead
Carter County, OK • 24 +/- Acres • $795,000
Mt. Pleasant Homestead is a scenic Carter County property featuring a custom home with sweeping Arbuckle Mountain views and versatile use as a primary residence, retreat, or event venue. Exceptional location near Lake Murray, Turner Falls, and Winstar adds to its appeal.
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Whitetail Hills Ranch
Johnston County, OK • 160 +/- Acres • $828,000 This 160± acre hunting ranch between Connerville and Bromide features a rare one-mile layout, established food plots with blinds and feeders, three water sources, and utilities at an old homesite ideal for a future hunting camp or cabin.
Mesquite Plateau Ranch
Jefferson County, OK • 223 +/- Acres • $881,996
Located just 13 miles from the Texas State Line, Mesquite Plateau Ranch blends productive native pasture, rolling terrain, abundant water, and diverse wildlife habitat into an exceptional cattle and recreational property.
Wynnewood 240
Garvin County, OK • 420 +/- Acres • $958,800
The Wynnewood 240 offers a striking combination of rolling terrain, mixed hardwoods, native grasses, and scenic views just five miles east of Wynnewood. With an elevated potential homesite, excellent wildlife habitat, multiple ponds, and opportunities for hunting, agriculture, and recreation, the property is exceptionally versatile. A shaded pondside camping area with electric and RV hookups adds to its appeal, while additional watershed features offer exciting potential for a larger pond and future waterfowl habitat.
Gladney Springs
Love County, OK • 66 +/- Acres • $495,000
Gladney Springs is a rare small-acreage recreational property near the Red River, featuring live flowing springs, creek-fed wetlands ideal for duck hunting, strong whitetail habitat, and multiple build sites, all within an hour of DFW and minutes from Winstar World Casino.
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Wildhorse Creek 414
Carter County, OK • 414 +/- Acres • $1,040,000
Tucked into the rolling bottomlands of northwest Carter County, this 414-acre Wildhorse Creek ranch is defined by nearly threequarters of a mile of live, winding water and a rich blend of hardwood creek bottoms and upland cover-an exceptionally rare combination in one of southern Oklahoma's most sought-after hunting and recreational corridors.
On The Rocks Ranch
Murray County, OK • 200 +/- Acres • $1,160,000
On the Rocks Ranch is a 200-acre recreational and ranch property located on Burnside Road between Sulphur and Davis in Murray County. The ranch features roughly 40 acres of productive hay meadow, two ponds over an acre in size, and a balance of native grass and wooded terrain with rolling topography throughout.
I-35 Overlook
Love County, OK • 42 +/- Acres • $1,200,000
This 42± acre Love County tract offers prime I-35 visibility, level topography, fenced acreage, a 1.5-acre pond, irrigation system, and a 30’ x 100’ wallapini greenhouse, making it ideal for development, an RV park, agribusiness, or a private estate.
Sandy Lake Ranch
Johnston County, OK • 161 +/- Acres • $899,000
The Sandy Lake Ranch is a highly versatile 161-acre property near Tishomingo, Oklahoma, offering a perfect blend of agricultural income, recreational activities, and custom home building potential.
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Antler Springs Ranch Pushmataha County, OK • 120 +/- Acres • $929,000
Antler Springs Ranch is a hunting and recreational property in Pushmataha County, Oklahoma, featuring a home specifically designed to optimize outdoor living, multiple springs, spring-fed creeks, and rolling timbered terrain with strong wildlife habitat near Antlers.
Coffee Creek Ranch Love, OK • 157+/- Acres • $941,215
A rare live-water property with over a half mile of spring-fed Coffee Pot Creek, offering exceptional whitetail and turkey habitat, mature hardwood timber, and a blend of bottomland and upland ideal for a home, cabin, or premier hunting retreat. 8 Legendary Land Co. | www.Legendary.Land
Sandy Creek 236 Johnston County, OK • 236 +/- Acres • $1,026,600
Located within easy reach of Tishomingo, OKC, and the DFW Metroplex, this exceptional recreational property sits secluded at the end of a county road. Over a half-mile of Sandy Creek runs through the land, complemented by two ponds and a prime site for developing a substantial private lake. The rolling Crosstimbers terrain is heavily wooded with oak and hickory, featuring unique granite outcrops and an established network of off-road trails. Native grasses, thickets, and dense cover create an ideal, high-quality habitat for hunting deer, turkey, and hogs. With rural water and electricity already available, this tract perfectly combines premier recreation, privacy, and development potential.
Love Valley Ranch Love County, OK • 160 +/- Acres • $1,200,000
Turn-key and exceptionally private, this Southern Oklahoma property near Marietta features diverse habitat, abundant wildlife, a pond, creeks, and adjacency to Love Valley WMA for outstanding hunting and recreation. A fully remodeled 2-bedroom, 2-bath home completed in 2023 makes this property ideal as a residence, weekend retreat, or legacy recreational holding. Legendary Land Co. | (405) 206-0914 9
Ardmore Rod & Gun Club Carter County, OK • 162 +/- Acres
Located on the edge of Ardmore and adjoining Dornick Hills Golf & Country Club, this historic property offers a rare combination of Oklahoma sporting history, recreational amenities, and modern ranch infrastructure. The property began as Ardmore Rod & Gun Club in Indian Territory in 1902 as a gentleman’s sporting club, and its original clubhouse remains as the property’s main residence today. Looking out from the historic home is the beautiful south lake, which spans over 18 surface acres and is encompassed by lush pastures, mature oak trees and natural rock outcroppings. Nothing is out of place on this on this highly improved recreational ranch which feels as much like a country club as it does an exceptional fishing and hunting tract. With paved frontage on both Highway 77 and Indian Hills Road and I-35 only two miles away, the property combines the character and privacy of a historic ranch setting with exceptional accessibility to Ardmore, DFW, and Oklahoma City. Contact Trevor Potts - (580) 220-7790 10 Legendary Land Co. | www.Legendary.Land
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Rock Hill Lake Johnston County, OK • 320 +/- Acres • $1,760,000
A 320±-acre sportsman’s retreat featuring a 16±-acre lake, wooded terrain, limestone drainages, and abundant wildlife less than two hours from DFW. Excellent fishing and diverse hunting opportunities define this unique property.
Canadian River Ranch Pontotoc County, OK • 460 +/- Acres • $1,815,064
Located just outside Ada, Oklahoma, the Canadian River Ranch features nearly a mile of South Canadian River frontage, a small lake, multiple ponds, and a striking landscape of rolling hills, hardwood-lined canyons, rocky outcroppings, and dramatic elevation changes. Heavily wooded Crosstimbers habitat provides exceptional hunting and recreation for whitetail deer, turkey, and wild hogs. 12 Legendary Land Co. | www.Legendary.Land
Clear Creek Ranch Jefferson County, OK • 393 +/- Acres • $2,100,000
A productive combination ranch with cattle and hay pasture, native pecan bottoms, and hardwood timber in western Love County. Renowned for trophy whitetails and Rio Grande turkeys, the flat creek bottom offers waterfowl potential and includes two ranch houses sold AS-IS. Available as a whole or split into the East 193± acres or West 200± acres.
The Lake on Rush Creek Grady County, OK • 759 +/- Acres • $2,542,650
The Lake on Rush Creek is a Grady County ranch featuring a private lake, Rush Creek frontage, rolling pasture, cultivated ground, Bermuda hay meadow, a home, and multiple income sources including passive wind farm revenue. Legendary Land Co. | (405) 206-0914 13
Arbuckle Springs 320 Johnston County, OK • 320 +/- Acres • $2,599,944
A premier 320-acre hunting ranch featuring world-class whitetails, a 7,125-square-foot lodge, and adjacent to the Arbuckle Springs WMA. Trophy-managed habitat and luxury amenities define this elite retreat.
The Ranch on Wildhorse Creek Garvin County, OK • 1030 +/- Acres • $3,038,500
The Ranch on Wildhorse Creek offers exceptional diversity, blending gently rolling Bermuda pasture, wooded drainages, native grass clearings, stock ponds, striking rock outcroppings, and spectacular views of the Arbuckle Mountains. Wildhorse Creek borders approximately 264 acres of protected wetlands, creating outstanding habitat for deer, waterfowl, and other wildlife. 14 Legendary Land Co. | www.Legendary.Land
Delaware Creek Ranch Johnston County, OK • 380 +/- Acres • $3,091,055
Delaware Creek Ranch is a registered Black Angus cow-calf operation and family hunting retreat featuring premium grazing pasture, hay production, and over 2,000 feet of Delaware Creek. Managed under long-term stewardship, the ranch supports a productive cattle program alongside exceptional wildlife habitat.
Henderson Farms Love County, OK • 177 +/- Acres • $2,920,500
A well-maintained cattle and horse ranch with fertile sandy loam soils, bermudagrass pasture, and efficient cross-fencing near Winstar World Casino. Excellent layout and location support equine facilities, development, or a private retreat. Legendary Land Co. | (405) 206-0914 15
Trophy Mountain Ranch Pittsburg County, OK • 711 +/- Acres • $3,500,000
Trophy Mountain Ranch spans 711 acres in Southeast Oklahoma, blending rolling pasture, scenic ridgelines, abundant water, and rugged wildlife habitat into an exceptional recreational and working ranch. With premier hunting and fishing, productive cattle country, and a 3,800-square-foot lodge-style barndominium, the property offers an impressive combination of recreation, ranching, and refined rural living. 16 Legendary Land Co. | www.Legendary.Land
Arkansas River View Farm
Muskogee County, OK • 591 +/- Acres • $3,250,000
Arkansas River View Farm is a historic horse farm and recreational property in Muskogee County, Oklahoma featuring over 1.75 miles of river frontage. This property is a grass factory with both warm and cool season grasses!
Oak Vista Ranch
Love County, OK • 550 +/- Acres • $3,575,000
Oak Vista Ranch is a beautiful property situated in West-Central Love County which features rolling bermudagrass pastures and big scenic views of the Simon Creek bottom. This creek is known for its clear, spring-fed water and fertile soils which produce both exceptional livestock forage, as well as ideal wildlife habitat.
Saddler Bend Ranch
Love County, OK • 1030 +/- Acres • $6,695,000
Saddler Bend Ranch is a unique Red River property with Post Oak Savannah, natural and improved duck hunting wetlands, fertile cattle pastures and native pecan groves. This specific bend of the Red River is also known for quality waterfowl hunting, specifically mallards, as there are still productive peanut and corn fields, coupled with the river and natural sloughs scattered throughout the area.
Caney Lake 207
Atoka County, OK • 207 +/- Acres • $1,700,000
Caney Lake Ranch is a rolling recreational property just off Highway 75 featuring a stocked 8 +/- acre lake and a history of producing big whitetail deer.
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Pinkerton Ranch
Carter County, OK • 146 +/- Acres • $574,172
The Pinkerton Ranch offers 146± acres of diverse and productive Oklahoma land near Wilson, Oklahoma. The property features open pastures with a mix of native and improved grasses, complemented by mature pecan bottoms along the native creek drainage.Water is abundant across the ranch, highlighted by a 3± acre lake, four additional ponds, and a seasonal creek drainage. The combination of pasture, mature timber, and plentiful water creates excellent wildlife habitat and strong hunting and recreational opportunities.With quality grazing, abundant water, and diverse terrain, the Pinkerton Ranch is well suited for cattle, hunting, recreation, or anyone looking for a versatile piece of Oklahoma land.
High Roller Ranch
Marshall County, OK • 45.19 +/- Acres • $519,685
High Roller Ranch sits along the highly traveled Highway 377 corridor in Marshall County, just six miles north of the Red River and Lake Texoma, offering immediate usability and long-term potential as growth continues north from Texas. Evenly split between wooded cover and open pasture with direct highway frontage, the property provides privacy, wildlife habitat, grazing and riding space, and strong recreational appeal in one of southern Oklahoma’s most active travel corridors.
Oak Hills 70
Carter County, OK • 70 +/- Acres • $349,000
Located just outside Healdton in South Central Oklahoma, Oak Hills 70 is a 70± acre recreational property featuring rolling, timber-covered terrain in the heart of the Cross Timbers region. A seasonal creek, diverse topography, and abundant cover create excellent habitat for whitetail deer, wild turkey, and wild hogs. With county road frontage and access to power, the property offers a great opportunity for a hunting retreat, recreational getaway, or future cabin site.
Hedge Road Hay Field 70
Johnston County, OK • 70 +/- Acres • $404,250
The Hedge Road Hay Field 70 offers a versatile mix of productive pasture, wooded bottomland, water features, and convenient county road frontage near Coleman, Oklahoma. Situated just outside of Coleman and within an easy drive of Tishomingo, the property provides a peaceful rural setting while remaining accessible to Oklahoma City and the Dallas-Fort Worth area. 18 Legendary Land Co. | www.Legendary.Land
Henryetta Lake Overlook Okmulgee County, OK • 1,316 +/- Acres • $4,511,500
This premium property borders Lake Henryetta, offering extreme privacy, unique terrain, and excellent recreational value. Access is gained from paved New Lake Road near the north boundary leading to a remote interior featuring a 250-foot hill along the western boundary, creating a secluded hunting and outdoor haven. Legendary Land Co. | (405) 206-0914 19
WANTED! We currently have buyers specifically looking for properties with the following criteria: • 5,000 acre native grass cattle ranch • 5,000-15,000 acre hunting and cattle ranch • 1,000-3,000 acre bermuda grass ranch • 40+ acres within 1 hour of OKC with a nice pond or lake • 160-320 acre hunting properties • Properties with potential to build a large lake • 3,000-10,000 acre ranch east of I-35 & south of I-40 • Properties in Southern Oklahoma with a live creek or river
Property Valuation Services Do you need to know what the market value of your land or ranch property is? The Team at Legendary Land Company routinely provides these valuation services for our clients. This is a free service as a part of listing with our company, but we also provide paid valuations by request for landowners who need a valuation for some reason other than selling their land. Did a family member unfortunately pass away? Did you just inherit land and need a step-up in basis? Has your financial advisor, CPA or attorney requested or recommended that you get a valuation? Are you transferring your property into a new entity like a Trust? Are you buying out a sibling that co-owns a property along with you? Are you just curious about the value of your property and want to obtain a valuation for your personal records? These are all valid reasons for needing an up-to-date market valuation of your property. Our Team does not contain any licensed appraisers and will be providing a market value analysis, which is similar, but not a stamped appraisal. If you need an appraisal performed by a licensed Appraiser, then we can also help refer you to several great land appraisers who will be the best choice for your property, depending on its exact location in the state, acreage size, terrain type, improvements, land use (farm, ranch, recreational, residential, potential development), etc. Call or email us anytime to discuss your property valuation needs.
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Floyd Ranch - Sold 6/2026 4,743 +/- Acres in Garvin County
The historic Floyd Ranch spanning 4,743.5 acres near Elmore City, Oklahoma, It features a 20-acre lake, 30 ponds, a 3-bedroom home, a cabin, and strong wildlife populations. It sits 66 miles from Oklahoma City and serves as a major working and recreational property in Central Oklahoma.
Timber Ridge - Sold 2/2026
420 +/- Acres in Marshall County
Timber Ridge Ranch is a premier hunting and recreational retreat that has been thoughtfully developed and meticulously maintained. At the heart of the property sits a custom-built 2,928 sq ft home, completed in 2023, offering stunning views of a private 3-acre lake.
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