I drive through the Waggoner going to Seymour, where my parents were raised. The only reason that land is worth that much per acre is the oil. It is rough, hard scrabble country. Lots of game out there though, deer, hogs, javalinas. Red dirt, mesas, and lots of juniper. Beautiful, but rough. There is a reason they used helicopters for round up.
Really a shame they can't come together and keep the family legacy going there. That is the way a lot of those deals go after several generations though.
