Katz Cattle and Land LP (Formerly Max Katz)

Land Auction

1680± Acres Near Stillwater and Glencoe Oklahoma

May 14th 2016 - 10 am

Live Land Auction with Simulcast Online Bidding Available.

Auction location: All tracts will sell from the Glencoe Oklahoma 4-H and FFA Building, located on the East side of Glencoe High School on Lone Chimney Lake Road.

Property Preview: Please join us for a land preview on Sunday, May 1st, and Thursday May 5th and May 12th from 3-6 pm or call Gregg @ 405-747-9304 for alternate viewing arrangements.

1680± Acres offered in 10 Parcels,
Suitable for any operation or investment opportunity.

Tracts 1 - 9 Consists of 1520± Acres that are contiguous and will be offered using the multi-parcel bidding method. These tracts are located due west of Glencoe Oklahoma, and Northeast of Stillwater Oklahoma - See maps under the “View Documents” above, (Located in Auction Notes) for Aerials, Tract Layouts, and directions to each parcel.

Legal Descriptions: All Land is Surface Rights Only

Tracts 1-9 are located in in Sections 1, 2, 3 and 11-T20N-R3E of the IM-Payne County, Oklahoma.

For Tract # 10, the 160± acres will be sold as a stand-alone tract, with the legal description of The NE4 of Section 11-T19N-R4E of the IM-Payne County Oklahoma.

This is a Once-in-a-generation opportunity to own over 1500 contiguous acres of prime pasture land in Payne County, Oklahoma. Previously owned by one of Oklahoma's legendary cattleman, Max Katz. This large tract offers superior grazing, ponds, live streams, and shade trees as well as excellent hunting and fishing. With easy access from Stillwater (Oklahoma State University), Tulsa, and Oklahoma City, seize upon this rare opportunity to acquire a large and attractive real estate holding for your portfolio or add to your existing operation.

Tract #1 ● 110± Acres ● The “Leo” Place

Tract #1 Directions:  In Glencoe, OK- Go North on 108 1 mile to Noble RD-then West on Noble RD ½ mile-South side of Road-

The “Leo” Place: 110 acres m/l that is mostly open with rolling terrain and a nice pond –mostly Native grass and some scattered timber-good location with easy access to HWY 108

Tract # 2 ● 108± Acres ● The “County Line” Place

Tract # 2 Directions: From 108 and Noble RD- 1 Mile West –south side of road

“The County Line” Place: 108 acres m/l –gently rolling with Native and some Bermuda and nice pond plus a stream with live water-Access tunnels to Tract  4 make this  a very versatile and “key” tract for expansion.

Tract #3 ● 65± Acres ● The “Triangle” Place

Tract # 3 Directions: From 108 and Noble RD-Go West 2 miles to Union RD-then South –This tract lies on the East side of Union RD

The “Triangle” Place: 65± acres – Unique tract with tremendous elevation that transverses to a bottom area-Cattle access tunnel give this good opportunity to expand to adjoining tracts-Mostly open native with a small pond. Great views of the surrounding area with access to 108 HWY or Yost Lake RD.

Tract #4 ● 280± Acres ● The “SW/4 and the Pens”

Tract # 4 Directions:  Directly South of Tract 3 on Union or Alternate directions are from Yost Lake RD and Union-Go North 2 miles to Lone Chimney RD-Tract 4 has frontage on Union and 1 mile of Lone Chimney RD frontage

“The SW4 and the Pens” Place: 280± acres with a combination of native and Bermuda plus some cultivation for winter pasture. Modest set of pens with cross fences that tie into it make it very functional as a central gathering area. Cattle access tunnel on this tract also makes it a “key” tract to expand to adjoining tracts. Good grazing with Native and some Bermuda and some awesome views form this tract.

Tract #5 ● 147± Acres ● The “Anderson” Place

Tracts # 5 Directions: From HWY 108 and Noble RD- Go West 2 miles and across Turnpike Bridge-Tract 5 begins after you cross the Turnpike on the South side-Also due West of Tract 3 on Union

The “Anderson” Place: 147± acres with a combination of grass and scattered timber-Huge pond and diverse terrain make this a very appealing place for recreation and offers some excellent grazing.

Tract #6 ● 259± Acres ● The “West Anderson” Place

Tract # 6 Directions: From HWY 108 and Noble RD- go 2 ½ miles West- South side of Road-NOTE- Also access on Lone Chimney RD

The “West Anderson” Place: 259± acres offers something for everyone-Open  grazing, scattered and some heavy timber, ponds, plus a good size creek that provides ideal wildlife habitat.

Tract #7 ● 160± Acres ● The “South of the Pens” Place

Tract # 7 Directions: In Glencoe- From HWY 108 and Glencoe RD –Go west to Diamond Valley RD then North ½ mile to the South side of Tract 7.

The “South of the Pens” Place: 160± acres, mostly open native grass and is directly across the road from “The Pens” make this a very functional tract on its own or part of the adjoining tracts.

Tract #8 ● 157± Acres ● The “Wheat Field”

Tract # 8 Directions: From HWY 108 and Glencoe RD-Go West 1 mile-Alternate directions would be 1 mile North of Yost RD and Diamond Valley RD

The “Wheat Field”:  157± acres, offers approximately 90 acres of cultivation for winter grazing plus a super clean Native hay meadow. Lots of potential here on its own or as a combination of the adjoining tracts.

Tract #9 ● 240± Acres ● The “Waymans” Place

Tract # 9 Directions: From HWY 108 and Glencoe RD- Go West 1 ½ miles. Alternate directions are 1 mile North of Yost RD and Union

The “Waymans” Place:  240± acres rolling terrain mostly Native with 30 acres of cultivation. Would work well on its own or as a combination with adjoining tracts.

These 9 Parcels make up one of the largest privately owned contiguous land tracts in North Central Oklahoma. They offer something for everyone and will fit any operation wanting to expand, and provide excellent hunting and recreational opportunities.

Tract #10 ● 160± Acres ● The “Brush” Place

Tract # 10 Directions: In Stillwater- Go East on HWY 51  11 miles East to Clay RD-Then North on Clay 1 ½ miles to property-West side of road-Watch for signs

The “Brush” Place: 160± acres, mostly open and has been hayed the last several years and would also be good grazing places also. Some scattered timber and a creek provide livestock cover and wildlife habitat. Good access to Old HWY 51 (McElroy) and Hwy 51-NOTE-Tract 10 will NOT be included in the Multi-Parcel Offering-it sells as a stand-alone parcel.

Auctioneer’s Note: "Pickens Auctions is honored to conduct the Katz Cattle and Land auction. Dad and I of course knew Max and we greatly respect what he single handedly put together and was always fair. He was a good neighbor and a true American success story. Most every cattle person in the region has a “Max Katz Story”. Looking forward to seeing everyone at the auction" - Gregg Pickens

Property Preview: Please join us for a land preview on Sunday, May 1st, and Thursday May 5th and May 12th from 3-6 pm or call Gregg @ 405-747-9304 for alternate viewing arrangements