Hunt Ohio Whitetails in Washington County. 

Any legal firearm.

The mix of crop fields, thick timber, and year-round water creates consistent deer traffic. The creekbed provides natural funnels, and elevated edges near row crops offer decent vantage points for climber stand setups or popup blinds.

We have three ladder stands available. One double and two single stands.

Our 266 acres of rolling Appalachian foothills is PRIME deer habitat with timber, pasture, row crop, and creekbottom. 

We have about 30–40 acres of row crops, typically corn, a large pond, and about 500 yards of creekbottom. The remaining acreage is grassland pasture surrounded by pockets of timber.

Our pond adds another layer of outdoor enjoyment, offering bass and bluegill fishing in a peaceful setting. Fishing is included with the price of your hunt, so bring your rods and drop a line in when you're not hunting!

Note: We are a working livestock operation. Some of the farm is subdivided into paddocks, where we may have livestock during your visit. You won't be prohibited from entering a paddock with livestock in it, but we want to make folks aware that our paddocks are enclosed by electric fences. You can easily get into each paddock through one of our gates. Leading up to your trip, we will communicate what paddock we have the livestock in, so you won't be caught off guard the day of your trip. We have all of our paddocks and gates marked on our map for you to reference leading up to and during your hunt.

Tent or truck camping is probably the easiest option to stay on property. For multi-day stays, best structured lodging options will be either local airbnbs in the Watertown/Waterford Area or hotels 30 minutes away in Marietta, Ohio.

No pets. We have livestock guardian dogs, and don't want other pets out here.

We do have a designated camper spot with power and water access just 20 minutes away if you'd prefer that option.