Located in eastern Tillman County, Oklahoma, this productive 160± acre farm sits just one mile west of the intersection of Highway 36 and Highway 5, offering quick and convenient access in a quiet agricultural setting. The property is well-positioned for efficient operations while remaining within close reach of surrounding communities.
Currently in wheat production, the farm is set up for consistent small grain farming typical of the area. An established grass trap of approximately 20–25 acres provides added functionality and is currently utilized as a bull trap, offering a practical livestock component without detracting from the farm’s primary use. Two small ponds, each roughly half an acre in size, supply reliable water for livestock. The land features gently rolling topography that supports natural drainage while remaining highly workable, and the soils are made up predominantly of Tillman-Hinkle and Foard-Hinkle complexes—well known locally for dependable dryland wheat production and competitive with surrounding farms .
Conveniently located just 6 miles from Chattanooga, 10 miles from Grandfield, 20 miles from Frederick, 29 miles from Lawton, and 41 miles from Wichita Falls, Texas, this tract offers a balanced combination of accessibility, productivity, and versatility. Whether you’re looking to expand an existing operation or invest in quality Tillman County farmland, this is a well-rounded property with practical, real-world usability.
