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Looking for a spot in Ohio

Started by Big Ed, November 02, 2011, 07:21:00 PM

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Big Ed

Just got word that I am out of work until December 13th and I am looking for a spot to hunt in Ohio. Any pointers would be great. Thank you, Big Ed  :help:    :pray:
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3arrows

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CAT22

Big Ed,
Id check out the thread from the Ohio tradition deer hunt. Go back a page or two and u'll find it. Ohio Power has 60k (or more) acres of public ground that is largely unutilized. You can camp and hunt there for free, just have to buy a liscense and deer tag and sign in when you get there. All the details and directions are on that thread. check it out.
CAT22

CAT22

You might also check out Grand River wildlife area, which is mighty close to the PA line. Astabula and Trumbull counties, I believe. ODNR web site will get you a map. Nice big swamp in the middle. Good deer if your willing to get away from the road. That's all I got for ya.
CAT22

Boester19

I went to the Ohio Trad Hunt and there is def good hunting there...takes some time to figure out but I recommend trying it
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Big Ed

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tuscarawasbowman

There are plenty of decent public areas around but the best is for sure AEP. Egypt valley was decent when I was goin there but I don't know about now. Check out the ODNR website. They have all the state managed public areas listed with o.k. maps and directions how to get there etc. Good luck man!

Big Ed

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Steve in Canton

ODNR does not have all of the public land listed, there is plenty of small parcels throughout Ohio that offer public hunting that is not managed by the state.  Check out city ordances many offer hunts available on land that they own or manage, also check out land owned by colleges, I just received permission to hunt 600 acres of land that is owned by a college, they let other people hunt there so I consider it public.

Osagetree

Crown City Wildlife area, south east Ohio = 11,000 acers. That's where I've been hunt'n....
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tuscarawasbowman


kat

Ed,
You might give Zaleski State Forest a look. I was out there a month ago. I saw lots of deer.
Ken Thornhill

Cyclic-Rivers

Ed, what Ken didnt tell you is he only has 1.5 eyes. He would have seen lots more if he had 2 eyes  :smileystooges:  

The group he went with all had chances at Zeleski, one guy shot a nice buck.

Good Luck
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getstonedprimitivebowhunt

Stop by on the way over...I'll put you out for a day or two on private land in Jefferson County. Just west of Stubenville off Rt 22...Jeff
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marshall brown

I agree with Zeleski. I'm heading there next week myself. I've never been disappointed with the amount of sign and deer that I've seen.

thunder1

I've hunted Ohio power land and man I have seen some BIG deer taken. One 12 pointer comes to mind, it took 3 men to load it in the truck.
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David

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