Photo Tour: How Big Is Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani's $4M Oklahoma Ranch?
Public land records and local estimates place Ten Point Ranch at roughly 1,300 contiguous acres. In practical terms, that footprint covers over two square miles of varied Oklahoma terrain. The perimeter takes nearly an hour to traverse by utility task vehicle (UTV), cutting through native oak groves, rolling pastures, and low-lying river bottoms.
Shelton acquired the baseline parcels following his early commercial breakthroughs in Nashville. He continually expanded the boundary lines to secure total visual and physical privacy from nearby state highways. The terrain serves two primary purposes: extensive wildlife management and agricultural cultivation. Hundreds of acres are intentionally kept wild to sustain indigenous whitetail deer and wild turkey populations, which Shelton actively monitors through trail camera networks and rotational food plots.
The scale of the property dwarfs standard celebrity estates in California or Tennessee. By comparison, typical luxury parcels in suburban Nashville average between 5 and 20 acres. Shelton's Tishomingo boundaries offer uninterrupted horizons where neighbors are measured in miles rather than yards.
