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160 plus-minus Acres - Grant County Grassland / Hunting Land Legal: NW/4 of Section 5, T27N-R8W, of I.M., Grant Co. Oklahoma Acres: 161.4 plus-minus Minerals: None offered, surface rights only. Description: A nice stand-alone quarter with thick timber/cover for recreational hunting, with permanent five-wire fencing surrounding, along with small ponds for watering livestock / wild game. The northern portion of the tract has dense trees, with more open native grassland on the southern half of the tract. Surrounding the area is known for its wildlife, including whitetail deer, quail/pheasant, and turkey. Location: From the intersection of 132

Newer commercial property, great location. Former convenience store, this facility was built in 2013 to commercial code, and is an all-steel building, with lots of commercial retail opportunity. Offing approx. 3600 square feet as per county assessor records, this property is located at the corner of Main & Grand Ave on the north end of Cherokee, with frontage to Highway 64. Updated wiring, central heat and air, and on-site generator are just some of the features of this great property. All contents, including kitchen appliances, coolers, fuel tanks, etc. will be removed prior to closing. This building would make

120 Acres described as the East Half of the Southwest Quarter (E/2 SW/4) and the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4 SW/4) all in Section Twenty-six (26), Township Twenty-eight North (28N), Range Seven (7), W.I.M., Grant County Oklahoma, Surface Rights Only.

160 Acres in Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section Eleven (11), Township Twenty-eight (28) North, Range Seven (7) W.I.M., Grant County Oklahoma, Surface Rights Only

160 Acres of Grassland located in the Northeast Quarter of Section 23, Township 29 North, Range 7 W.I.M., Grant County Oklahoma, Surface Rights Only

160 Acres of Grassland, located in the NE/4 Section 4 - Township Twenty-six (26) North, Range Eight (8) W.I.M., Grant County Oklahoma, Surface Rights Only.

480 plus-minus Acres - Grant County Grassland / Hunting Land with Modern Home Legal: W/2 of Section 4, and the SE/4 of Section 4, T26N-R8W, of I.M., Grant Co. Oklahoma Acres: 480 plus-minus Minerals: None offered, surface rights only. Location: From the intersection of Hwy 11 / and State Highway 132, travel 3 miles South on 132 Highway to Harmon Road, then travel West 1 1/2 miles to the property. Description: A rare opportunity to acquire 480 acres, all contiguous with a modern home and outbuildings. Ample grassland, multiple ponds, thickets, and brush, provide tremendous hunting and recreational

160 Acres of Grassland Located in the SE/4 of Section 27 -T29N-R8W, Grant County Oklahoma - Surface and Mineral Rights

160 Acres - Grant County Cropland / Grassland - Hunting Potential - NE Wakita Area Legal: SE/4 of Section 21, T29N-R6W, of I.M., Grant Co. Oklahoma Acres: 160 plus-minus Minerals: None offered, surface rights only. Description: Approx. 74 Acres of Productive Cropland, with the balance being in native grass pasture. The pasture divides two cropland tracts, with a nice open area of grassland conducive for cattle grazing, and also providing water and brush for wildlife. Location: From the East side of Wakita travel approx. 2 miles, then North 6 miles, then back East 1 mile to the SE corner

160 plus-minus Acres - Grant County Cropland / Grazing Legal: NW/4 of Section 1, T27N-R7W, of I.M., Grant Co. Oklahoma Acres: 160 plus-minus Minerals: None offered, though negotiable. Description: A nice stand-alone quarter offering established cropland. Currently producing Alfalfa, Wheat, Bluestem Grass. Property has new fencing on the southern border, and five-wire fencing on the eastern border as well. Location: From the town of Wakita Oklahoma, travel south approx. 2 miles to Johnston RD, then travel east 1 mile to the intersection of Johnston RD / CR 860. The property sits to the southeast of the intersection. Watch

160 Acres - Grant County Grassland / Manchester Area Legal: SW/4 of Section 31, T29N-R8W, of I.M., Grant Co. Oklahoma Acres: 162.4 plus-minus Minerals: None offered, surface rights only. Description: A 160 plus-minus acre tract of native grassland, with lots of open areas free from brush/timber. Some dense tree's located in the eastern - center portion, and some to the north, the tract is mostly clean, as it previously helped in the CRP program. No perimeter fencing, just temporary fencing used for grazing cattle. Location: From Manchester OK (Stateline) travel 4 miles on 132 Hwy to the

Nice Home and 80 plus-minus Acres, South of Cherokee - North of Helena. Property Address: 15712 CR 660, Cherokee, Oklahoma 73728 Legal Description: W/2 NW/4, Section 22-T25N-R10WIM, Alfalfa County Oklahoma. Directions: From the 58 Hwy / 64 (The turn to go south to Helena) go two miles south, then back west one mile to CR660. Watch for Signs Land Size: 80 Acres, more or less. Square Feet of Residence: 1,865 as per Alfalfa County Assessor records. Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms:2 Property Overview: Take advantage of this rare opportunity to acquire a country home with outbuildings, situated on an 80

160 plus-minus Acres - Grant County Grassland / Hunting Land Legal: NE/4 of Section 6, T27N-R8W, of I.M., Grant Co. Oklahoma Acres: 161.4 plus-minus Minerals: None offered, surface rights only. Description: A nice stand-alone quarter with thick timber/cover for recreational hunting, with permanent five-wire fencing surrounding. A water well is located in the north/center of the tract providing water for livestock grazing. A few small ponds for watering livestock / wild game are also located on the tract. Dense trees along the north / western portion, with more open native grassland to the south. The area is

320 plus-minus Acres - Grant County Grassland / Hunting Land Legal: N/2 of Section 33, T-28N-R8W, of I.M., Grant Co. Oklahoma Acres: 320 plus-minus Minerals: None offered, surface rights only. Description: Great Opportunity to acquire a complete half section of grassland. The east quarter (NE/4) has perimeter fencing, a water well, and a small catch pond for watering livestock. The east quarter has permanent fencing on three sides, with a hotwire / temporary fencing dividing the two quarters. The east portion of the half section has open areas of established native grass, currently being used as pastureland for