Tract #1: This 80 +/- acres of outstanding wildlife and recreational land is situated on good county roads as follows: From North 4th Street in North Enid (the Wee Too Restaurant), 8 miles east on Breckenridge Road to Breckenridge, then 4 miles north on a good rocked road. A half mile of Red Rock Creek, lots of timber, and an adequate amount of cropland for food plots provide outstanding wildlife habitat as well as shelter and grazing for livestock, all within 15 minutes of Enid.

Tract #2: 80 +/- acres of good Garfield County farmland joining Tract #1 on the north. This eighty is about all in cropland. Principle soil types are Port silt loam and Norge loam, Class II; Norge loam and Kirkland-Renfrow silt loams, Class II; and some Norge loam, Class IV.

Tracts #1 & #2 in its entirety: Tract #1: This 80 +/- acres of outstanding wildlife and recreational land is situated on good county roads as follows: From North 4th Street in North Enid (the Wee Too Restaurant), 8 miles east on Breckenridge Road to Breckenridge, then 4 miles north on a good rocked road. A half mile of Red Rock Creek, lots of timber, and an adequate amount of cropland for food plots provide outstanding wildlife habitat as well as shelter and grazing for livestock, all within 15 minutes of Enid. Tract #2: 80 +/- acres of good Garfield County farmland joining Tract #1 on the north. This eighty is about all in cropland. Principle soil types are Port silt loam and Norge loam, Class II; Norge loam and Kirkland-Renfrow silt loams, Class II; and some Norge loam, Class IV.