Kelly Hurt – Owner Broker
(580) 421-7512
- Grew up on family farm with Beef, Timber, Dairy and Row Crop Operations in Mississippi
- B.S. Geology Mississippi State University, cum laude
- Ph.D. Environmental Science/Forestry Mississippi State University
- National Academy of Science Post-Doctoral Fellow
- Chief Officer Chickasaw Nation Department of Commerce 2004- 2010
- Oklahoma Real Estate Broker License since 2015
- Founder of Land Doctors TV Show, Land Doctors, Inc and co-founder of Land Doctors Construction, LLC
- Married with two children
Kelly’s Properties
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Johnston County, OklahomaThe Land Doctors are pleased to present our latest listing,Blue River Pecan Grove. This 200-acreproperty is located in Johnston County, approximately halfway between Folsom andNida on the Blue River. Located just 13miles northwest of the Caddo exit on Highway 75, this property is an easy hour drivefrom the Northeast Dallas Metro. True to its name, the property features approximately 2000feet of Blue River Frontage. Inaddition, small creeks and old oxbows also cross the property, providing theproperty with great natural sources of water. The property is blanketed with fertile Class 2 and 3 soilssuitable for intensive farming, cattle, hay200± acres$600,000
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Johnston County, OklahomaThe Blue River Sanctuary is a 200-acre property located in Johnston County, approximately halfway between Folsom and Nida on the Blue River. Located just north of Kenefic, OK and 3000 feet west of State Highway 48, this property is an easy one-hour drive from the Northeast Dallas Metro. The property is accessed via a private section line road that is used for this property and one beyond it to the west. The eastern edge of Blue River Sanctuary lies approximately 750 feet from the county maintained Folsom Road. Blue River Sanctuary is a nice combination of upland and Blue200± acres$650,000
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Coal County, OklahomaBuck Lake Ranch is 760 acres of outdoor paradise located 3 miles west of Coalgate, OK and 130 miles from Dallas, OKC and Tulsa. This centrally located ranch is ideally situated for those who want to host family and friends scattered across the major cities of Oklahoma and North Texas. Buck Lake has been owned and managed by master land stewards for years and has everything an outdoorsman would desire. Want the fun of catching 10 pound bass or do you prefer catching a stringer of tasty crappie? Buck Lake has a 5 acre lake and three 2.5760± acres$1,900,000
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Hughes County, OklahomaCalvin Mountain Ranch is a wooded recreational ranch in Hughes County known for big changes in elevation, ranging from high timbered ridges to deep hollows/draws, with seasonal streams. The center of the property is the deepest hollow, surrounded by tall ridges to the East, South, and West. This deep hollow is a great location to build a 5-7 acre lake on the North side of the property. Most of the timber on this property is postoak, blackjack, and hickory. The East boundary is Highway 75, the majority of the South boundary is marked by a highly improved oilfield access312± acres$500,000
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McIntosh County, OklahomaOver the years, the Land Doctors have seen a lot of land and because of that, it takes a lot to leave us awe struck. In a few special spots, nature makes us feel small and most of those places are national parks. Another one of those locations is the Land Doctors latest listing, the Canadian River Ranch. This 11,084-acre ranch is a diverse contiguous block of land with no public roads through it. Just viewing the property is a true expedition, as you can spend the entire day riding trails and still never see it all. To11,084± acres$23,165,560
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Hughes County, OklahomaThe very best properties hardly ever come up for sale. Fortunate families find a great place, recognize it for what it is and then hang onto it forever. In the 1950s, the late Jack Coppedge started assembling a highly productive and beautiful farm along the banks of the South Canadian River just south of Holdenville, OK. By 1963, he moved his young family onto the farm and since that time, the Coppedge River Farm has seen multiple generations of the family work and enjoy the land. Its not hard to see why the family fell in love with the2,197± acres$6,125,000
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Pontotoc County, OklahomaIf you are looking for a peaceful and secluded propertyclose to all the amenities of a town the size of Ada, OK, then Deer Creek Ranchmight just be the place for you. Locatedjust outside of the city limits in Ada, Oklahoma, 85 miles South East ofOklahoma City and 150 miles North of Dallas, Deer Creek Ranch is a 180 Acre(mol) estate set in a park-like setting with areas of gently rolling hills,miles of horse trails and open hay meadows. The current owners have spent much time over the yearsgrooming and improving the property. The ranch is completely fenced180± acres$850,000
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McIntosh County, OklahomaHigh Point Ranch is a 2070 acre working cattle ranch in western McIntosh County, just seven miles south of I-40 and four miles east of the Indian Nation Turnpike, making the ranch a short one hour drive from Tulsa, 90 minutes from OKC and three hours from Dallas straight up Highway 75 and the turnpike. Not all ranches are created equal. While there may be some debate of which features are the most important, there are a few that are on everyone's list. Great fences, ample water, and fertile soils are the basis of a functioning ranch. Ranch houses2,070± acres$5,692,500
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Johnston County, OklahomaLooking for a great, secluded spot to hunt or build a small home? Long Pond Ranch is located at the end of a dead end road, near the small town of Connerville, OK. The ranch is 2 hours from either OKC or Dallas. This part of Johnston County is known for its limestone soils that produce mineral rich soils that support healthy cattle and heavy horned bucks. This 132 acre property has a small drainage that runs roughly north and south through the property with a long pond, narrow pond located at the southwest corner. The flanks of the drainage132± acres$370,000
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Pontotoc County, OklahomaLong Range Ranch is a 920-acre property located on a paved county road just six miles northeast of Ada, OK, 90 miles from Oklahoma City, 120 miles from Tulsa and 150 miles from Dallas, TX. Oil production on a recreational ranch is not ideal in some respects but there are some benefits that come with it. One benefit is the network of trails and pipelines that cut through the dense oak forest to give you reliable access to the entire ranch that you wouldnt otherwise have. Specifically, this ranch offers impressive views as you look down the pipelines that920± acres$1,702,000
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Choctaw County, OklahomaLost Cabin Ranch is a 589 acre ranch located just 1.5 miles northwest of Boswell, OK, and 120 miles from Dallas. Surrounded by roads on all four sides, one of which is a paved county road, this ranch takes up almost an entire section. In fact, the current owner has been leasing another 50 acres in the section and he believes it could be purchased along with Lost Cabin Ranch. That only leaves a 1 acre out that isnt currently being used. Wouldnt it be nice to have roads as barriers between your land and all your neighbors589± acres$1,500,000
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Caddo County, OklahomaMesa River Ranch is a 505 acre property located a half mile south of Fort Cobb, OK. Approximately 70 acres of the ranch is situated north of County Road 1330 along the Washita River. The balance of the property rests south of the road. The rich alluvial soils along the river support an excellent 20 acre hay meadow that grows thick with bermuda grass in the summer. The property then terraces up about 10 feet in elevation as you move south away from the river. This level of the property offers approximately 70 acres of good pastures for cattle505± acres$878,010
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Hughes County, OklahomaRice Ranch is located near Gerty, OK which is a 100 mile drive from either OKC or Tulsa and about 150 miles from the Dallas Metro. It also corners with Camp Walk on Water, which is a Christian Youth Camp. Located on a section corner, this 160 acre ranch has a full mile of road frontage. The property is half open and half wooded. The open portions of the ranch have sandy loam soils ideal for pasture while the wooded portions have rocky soils better suited for recreational uses. Brush was cleared from the pastured portion of the ranch160± acres$280,000
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Hughes County, OklahomaSand Springs Ranch is a beautiful 159 acre property located in Hughes County, Oklahoma. A deceptively complex property, the Ranch is located approximately an hour and forty minutes from either Oklahoma City or Tulsa or just a shade under three hours if traveling to or from Dallas. At first blush, Sand Springs appears to be a beautiful but somewhat typical Oklahoma pasture property aside from the slight but noticeable elevation changes you'll see on the southern end of the property. There are a mixture of soils on the ranch, including Kamie and Stidham soils which are great multiuse soils159± acres$360,000
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Pontotoc County, OklahomaSpring Creek Ranch is a stunning property located 12 miles south of Ada, OK, 96 miles southeast of Oklahoma City, and 149 miles north of Dallas, TX. With 1.6 miles of Highway 99 frontage and an additional 1.3 miles of paved county road that leads to the entry of the ranch, the peace and beauty that this property provides is easily accessible from any metro without having to drive on dirt roads. Plus, it also has a small landing strip. This 905 acre mol ranch is about 50 percent open with the other 50 percent in blocks905± acres$4,975,000
