Predator Hunting just an hour from Canton and Pittsburgh!

Predators are well-suited to this type of property, where open hay ground, edge habitat, and broken topography create travel corridors and hunting pockets. The elevation changes and scattered cover give hunters multiple options for calling and watching approach routes, whether you prefer to post up with a blind or move between setups.

This 110-acre tract offers a practical setup for hunters looking for turkey and predator opportunities in a landscape with topographical character. The property sits on former coal mine ground, creating a mix of open areas, rolling elevation changes, and broken terrain that gives both wildlife and hunters plenty of edges to work with. It is currently used for hay production in the low ground, with one feeder in place, and the varied topography adds travel routes, calling locations, and vantage points that set up well for covering ground through the day. See our topographic map in our pictures for an idea of the elevation and lay of the land.

This farm is leased for deer hunting in the Fall, so the focus here is on turkey and predator seasons. Hunters should plan to bring their own blinds, and access is better suited for walking or e-bikes, which are allowed on the property. Four-wheelers are not permitted. 

Tent camping is allowed on site for guests who want to stay close to the action, and there is also cabin lodging available across the road through Hipcamp for those who want a more established overnight option.