Hunt whitetail bucks here in Licking County!

Whitetail are the dominant species here, using the property's elevation changes, timber cover, and creek bottom for year-round movement. Bucks frequently travel the ridgelines and funnels between bedding areas and the lower fields, especially during the rut. Several stands are positioned to take advantage of these patterns, and the network of trails makes it easy to slip into position without spooking anything.

Guests are encouraged to coordinate ahead so that we can walk the property with you, point out stand locations, and share some of the insight that only comes from years spent on the land. 

We have 175 acres with nearly four miles of trails winding through hardwoods, creek bottoms, and ridge tops.

The habitat features a mix of dense timber, rolling hills, and two ponds, with a seasonal creek weaving through the lower elevations. These natural features support strong whitetail movement and provide good bedding, forage, and travel corridors. A network of cut trails makes the land navigable by foot or ATV, and guests will find several established blinds and tree stands placed in proven spots, thanks to long-time local knowledge and careful use. 

Guests can set up camp in a 20 foot or smaller RV or pitch tents at our primitive, well lit Campsite with limited electrical access, gas grill, and cozy firepit--perfect for those who want a more traditional camping and hunting experience. Campsite parking can accommodate 6 or 7 trucks or trailers.