Scott is a partner and an Auctioneer for Hall and Hall Auctions. He has more than 30 years of auction experience attending auction school in 1986 and opening an auction firm shortly thereafter. Scott is the 2014 Colorado State Champion Auctioneer. He was awarded the 1997, 2002 and 2014 Auction of the Year awards from the NAA, as well as the prestigious Rose Award presented by the Certified Auctioneers Institute. Scott has served as an instructor for the Certified Auctioneers Institute and has been a featured speaker for the auction industry at conferences throughout the United States. He is the past National President and past Chairman of the Board of the National Auctioneers Association. Scott is a licensed Real Estate agent and/or Auctioneer in 26 states. Scott and his wife Krista reside in Eaton, Colorado with their three children. Their hobbies include snow skiing and cheering on the Denver Broncos.
The Eastern Oklahoma Land Auction will be offered in 17 tracts and combinations ranging from 34± acres to 320± acres. The rolling hilled tracts offer production ranch ground with well-maintained fences and water resources. There are many picturesque homesites among rolling meadows and hunting opportunities along the covered creek bottoms.
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Auction Date and Location:
- Tuesday, October 18th at 10:00 AM CT
- Held at the Donald W. Reynolds Community Center
105 Reynolds Ave., Poteau, OK 74953
Information Days:
- Tuesday, September 20th from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM CT
- Thursday, October 6th from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM CT
- Meet an auction representative to learn more about the property and auction process.
- Held at the Donald W. Reynolds Community Center
105 Reynolds Ave., Poteau, OK 74953
- Productive Grassland/Hay Ground
- Potential Homesites – Great views.
- Close Proximity to Fort Smith, AR, and Poteau, OK
- Well Maintained Fences and Ponds
- Abundant Hunting Possibilities
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Tracts 1 & 2: Tracts 1 and 2 have Highway 112 frontage just northeast of Cameron, OK at about the mid-point between Poteau, OK and Fort Smith, AR. The ranch land has multiple ponds and good cover.
· Tract 1 (96+/- Ac) has additional access along the west boundary and high ground on the north boundary with panoramic views of the tract and nearby mountains.
· Tract 2 (88+/- Ac) has two old barns, corrals and is divided by Cedar Creek and the railroad.
Tracts 3 & 4: Tracts 3 and 4 are immediately accessible to Highway 112 just east of Cameron, OK, via paved road frontage. The hay farms have multiple ponds, external and cross fencing.
· Tract 3 (100+/- Ac) has corrals and an old barn.
· Tract 4 (300+/- Ac) has high ground on its south boundary providing panoramic views of the entire tract.
Tracts 5 - 8: Tracts 6, 7 and 8 are rolling hay fields with Highway 112 frontage just northeast of Poteau’s Walmart Supercenter. Tracts 5 and 6 have paved road frontage along their west boundary.
· Tract 5 (40+/- Ac) is a rolling hay field that is subdivided by Pine Creek. The creek bed and neighboring wooded areas provide great cover for deer and turkey.
· Tract 6’s (55+/- Ac) hay field is cross fenced and has a pond in the southwest corner. There is an active well site along the north boundary.
· Tract 7 (45+/- Ac) is directly accessible via Highway 112 and has multiple hay fields divided by ponds, creek beds and cover. There is an active well site along the south boundary.
· Tract 8 (34+/- Ac) is directly accessible from Highway 112. Its rolling hay fields are divided by a creek with good cover.
Tracts 9 - 15: The combined 846+/- contiguous acres of productive hay fields have multiple ponds and water from Riddle Creek. There is a very well-maintained road bisecting the tracts that provides immediate access to Cameron and Highway 112.
· Tract 9 (34+/- Ac) would make a great building site, ranchette or supplement to the adjacent and larger Tract 10.
· Tract 10 (320+/- Ac) has higher ground on the south providing panoramic view of the hay fields and bottom ground along Riddle Creek. There is great cover along the creek bottom. There is an old barn, and corrals.
· Tract 11 (40+/- Ac) is a mostly open hay field with great development potential. The rolling hills of the property would provide multiple building sites with unabated views of the surrounding countryside and mountain ranges. There is a pond hidden among the trees on the west edge of the tract.
· Tract 12 (81+/- Ac) is two mostly open hay fields each with a pond. There is paved access on the west and north sides of the tract.
· Tract 13 (111+/- Ac) is primarily ranch land with two smaller hay fields, divided by Riddle Creek and the wooded cover it provides. There is paved access on the west side.
· Tract 14 (160+/- Ac) has a pond and wooded cover provided by Riddle Creek. There is a barn and paved access and high ground on the north boundary.
· Tract 15 (100+/- Ac) has a pond and wooded cover provided by the creek bottoms. There is paved access and high ground on the north boundary.
Tracts 16 & 17: The tracts are mostly open grass land with great cover and ponds. Both tracts have good external fences and paved road access along the east side.
· Tract 16 (40+/- Ac) would make a nice addition to an existing ranch, ranchette or homesite.
· Tract 17 (59+/- Ac) includes older livestock facilities. There is a nice homesite with view of the entire tract across the county road in the southeast corner.
TRACTS 1 & 2:
Directions:
From the intersection of Highway 112 and King St in Cameron, OK, proceed northeast on Highway 112 for 1.3 miles to Old Hwy 112.
· Tract 1: Proceed north on CR N4780 to Tract 1 on the east.
· Tract 1 & 2 Highway Frontage: Proceed northeast on Highway 112 to Tract 1 on the north and Tract 2 on the south.
Estimated Legal Description:
Tract 1: T8N-R26E Section 24: Part of the NW4 northwest of Highway 112.
Tract 2: T8N-R26E Section 24: Part of the NW4 & NE4 southeast of Highway 112; Part of the N2N2S2 Less Railway.
TRACTS 3 & 4:
Directions:
From the intersection of Highway 112 and King St in Cameron, OK, proceed southwest on Highway 112 for three-quarters of a mile to County Rd 74.
· Tract 3: Turn right on County Rd 74 and proceed 1.5 miles to Bud French Rd. Continue north for one-quarter of a mile to Tract 3 on the east.
· Tract 4: Turn right on County Rd 74 and proceed one-half mile to Tract 4 on the north.
Estimated Legal Description:
Tract 3: T8N-R26E Section 28: SW4NW4; W2SE4NW4; NW4SW4
Tract 4: T8N-R26E Section 28: SE4; E2E2SW4; E2SE4NW4
TRACTS 5 - 8:
Directions:
From the intersection of Highway 112 and King St in Cameron, OK, proceed southwest for 2.5 miles on Highway 112.
· Tract 5: Continue southwest on Highway 112 to Fairhill Rd/CR N4740 and proceed north four-tenths of a mile to Tract 5 on the east.
· Tract 6: Continue southwest on Highway 112 to Fairhill Rd/CR N4740 and proceed north one-tenth of a mile to Tract 6 on the east.
· Tracts 6, 7 & 8 Highway Frontage: Proceed southwest on Highway 112 to Tracts 6 and 7 on the north and Tract 8 on the south.
Estimated Legal Description:
Tract 5: T8N-R26E Section 32: SW4NW4
Tract 6: T8N-R26E Section 32: N2SW4, All parts northwest of Highway 112
Tract 7: T8N-R26E Section 32: SW4NE4; NW4SE4, All parts northwest of Highway 112
Tract 8: T8N-R26E Section 32: NW4SE4, N2SW4, All parts southeast of Highway 112
TRACTS 9 - 15:
Directions:
From the intersection of Highway 112 and King St in Cameron, OK, proceed southeast on King St for four-tenths of a mile to W Main St. Proceed southwest on W Main St for eight-tenths of a mile and veer south onto County Rd N4770.
· Tract 9 begins on the west side of the road immediately after crossing the railroad tracts.
· Tract 10 begins on the west side of the road one-half mile after the railroad tracts.
· Tract 11: Proceed 1.5 miles south on County Rd N4770 to Meadow View Rd. Proceed west on Meadow View Rd for one-quarter of a mile to Tract 11 on the south side of the road.
· Tract 12 begins on the east side of the road one-half mile after the railroad tracts.
· Tract 13 begins on the east side of the road three-quarters of a mile after the railroad tracts.
· Tract 14: Proceed one-half of a mile south on County Rd N4770 to County Rd 76. Proceed east on County Rd 76 for one-half a mile to Tract 14 on the south side of the road.
· Tract 15: Proceed one-half of a mile south on County Rd N4770 to County Rd 76. Proceed east on County Rd 76 for one mile to Tract 15 on the south side of the road.
Estimated Legal Description:
Tract 9: T8N-R26E Section 34: E2SE4, All parts southeast of the Railway
Tract 10: T7N-R26E Section 3: All parts southeast of Railway
Tract 11: T7N-R26E Section 10: NW4NE4
Tract 12: T7N-R26E Section 2: N2NW4
Tract 13: T7N-R26E Section 2: S2NW4; N2NW4SW4; N2S2NW4SW4
Tract 14: T7N-R26E Section 2: NE4
Tract 15: T7N-R26E Section 2: W2NW4; N2NE4NW4
TRACTS 16 & 17:
Directions:
From the intersection of Highway 112 and King St in Cameron, OK, proceed southeast on King St for four-tenths of a mile to W Main St. Proceed southwest on W Main St for eight-tenths of a mile and veer south onto County Rd N4770. Proceed south on Country Rd N4770 for two miles to County Rd E1325. Proceed east on Country Rd E1325 for two miles to County Rd N4790.
· Tract 16: Proceed south on Country Rd N4790 for three-quarters of a mile to Tract 16 on the west.
· Tract 17: Proceed south on Country Rd N4790 for one mile to Tract 17 on the west.
Estimated Legal Description:
Tract 16: T7N-R26E Section 13: SE4NE4
Tract 17: T7N-R26E Section 13: NE4SE4f, Less County Road; NE4SE4SE4; Part of the NW4SE4
The property runs through the Poteau River Valley between Cavanal Hill to the west and the Sugerloaf Mountain Range to the southeast. Most tracts have unabated views of the surrounding mountains with rolling hills and several beautiful building sites. The property boasts ample water, well-maintained fences and good cover for deer and turkey along the James Fork Creek and its tributaries.
Distance to the Following Cities Centers:
- Poteau, OK: 9 Miles
- Fort Smith, AR / I-540: 15 Miles
- Greenwood, AR: 20 Miles
- Sallisaw, OK / I-40: 39 Miles
- Tulsa, OK: 130 Miles
- Oklahoma City, OK: 195 Miles
- Dallas, TX: 244 Miles
Mineral rights will not transfer to the new owners. There is a current lease on the property and oil production on Tract 6 and Tract 7.
The property is not encumbered by a farm or ranch lease and will be immediately available to the new owners.
Summary of Terms:
- 10% earnest money deposit of the purchase price will be due immediately from all successful bidders.
- A 5% buyer’s premium will be added to the high bid to determine the total purchase price.
- The property is being sold “AS IS, WHERE IS” and without any contingencies, including financing.
- Closing will be set 45 days from the auction date or as soon thereafter as closing documents are available.
- Broker participation is available. Contact our auction office for details.
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