Hunt predators and small game, like coyotes, ground hogs, rabbits, squirrels, and raccoons here in Eastern Ohio!

Brushy fence lines and field margins offer great rabbit cover, while the mature timber holds a steady squirrel population. Groundhogs are often spotted along pasture edges and can be targeted opportunistically in warmer months. Predators travel along the creek and through transitional brush zones, especially during quiet evenings and early mornings. Night hunting is permitted in Ohio, and the property’s varied terrain offers solid setups for calling or thermal hunts.

Mineral and feeding sites established. Blinds and tree stands are next to be set up. Hunters can bring their own climber stands or popup blinds.

Hunters can expect classic Appalachian terrain: creek bottoms that offer quiet, concealed access and wooded transitions where wildlife travel is consistent. 

Located just outside Carrollton in the rolling hills of eastern Ohio, Long Creek Farm has been in our family since 1859. This 107-acre property blends productive pasture and crop ground with prime timber and creek bottoms, providing habitat that draws and holds wildlife throughout the year. Located within a half-hour of Canton, Steubenville, and three top-tier fishing lakes: Leesville, Atwood, and Tappan, the farm is a convenient basecamp destination with high potential for hunting.

Roughly a third of the acreage is dedicated to forage crops and rotational grazing for cattle and sheep, with agricultural activity continuing year-round. The wildlife is well accustomed to daily farm operations. Several mineral and feeding stations are already established, and new blinds and stands are being added to take advantage of strategic terrain features. Water from multiple springs feeds into a year-round creek, supporting everything from bedding whitetails to roaming coyotes. The mix of brush, timber, and field edge creates natural funnels, bedding cover, and abundant feeding traffic, especially as pastures are grazed in late fall and winter.

Have a good spot by the creek for tent, campers, and RVs. No hookups, but we have a dumpster at the end of the driveway that guests can use to dump any trash.

• ~30 Minutes from Canton
• 1 Hour from Akron
• 1.5 Hours From Pittsburgh
• 2 Hours From Cleveland
• 2.5 From Columbus