[Ohioarcher1]

Nope...no Deer left in the state of Ohio...

But I hear Kentucky is a great place for whitetails

Good luck...Dave

 

[ozdog]

Have you ever seen deliverance??

 

[ember]

Yea Oz, as I remember it, a toothless queer maggot gets a broadhead through his neck. Hope that would'nt be someone you want to be.

Just Kiddin'.

 

[Hartley1998]

There is 35,000 acres of state game lands off of I-70.
Big old monsters there. Alot of the land does not even
get hunted.

 

[Hartley1998]

Sorry Egyptian State Park

 

[xtrembowhntr]

There is 35,000 acres of state game lands off of I-70.
Big old monsters there. Alot of the land does not even
get hunted.

aaaa.....I-70 goes the whole way across the state. can you elaborate????

 

[Hartley1998]

EGYPTIAN STATE PARK RIGHT NEAR ST. CLAIRESVILLE.

About 25 minutes from the new Cabelas.

 

[xtrembowhntr]

now i got it. thanks

 

[Columbus Archer]

LIAR!! I-70 goes through Kentucky!

 

[xtrembowhntr]

I've been wanting to hunt Ohio for some time now, but didn't know where to go.

 

[tomcat]

Outfitters are a waste of money in Ohio, there are huge tracts of public land that produce monsters each year and see little hunting pressure.

 

[So.OH_bowhunter]

Outfitters are a waste of money in Ohio, there are huge tracts of public land that produce monsters each year and see little hunting pressure.

That's pretty much the way I think.

 

[CWG]

There is 35,000 acres of state game lands off of I-70.
Big old monsters there. Alot of the land does not even
get hunted.

Roger that, as well as Grand River in the north 9000 plus acres. Whew- get a hotel and spend your two weeks vacation scouting and hunting!

 

[xtrembowhntr]

Roger that, as well as Grand River in the north 9000 plus acres. Whew- get a hotel and spend your two weeks vacation scouting and hunting!

my dad has a house right across the PA line at pymatuning lake. he has seen lots of big deer come out of ashtabula county.

 

[xtrembowhntr]

this site has a lot if info, maps, licenses etc....OHIO

 

[sunsignarcher]

Ohio is still someplace you can knock on a door and get great hunting the ol fashioned way. Dont stink up Ohio with outfitters and leasing they way they do it in IL . Give a DIY hunt a try and I think you'll be suprised, the only thing your guarenteed with an outfitter is access to overhunted land.