Great for crops, hay, and grazing

Strong deer and turkey presence

About Coyle Loam (55% of Property)

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

Agriculture & Hunting

Supports wheat, soybeans, forage

Turnkey for hunting and ranching

Why You’ll Love It

Productive, scenic, and ready to build

Great mix of usability and recreation

Strong investment potential