HCU Hunt WD430

Whitetail

Hunt WD430

OHIO WHITETAILS
9000 PRIVATE ACRES
ARCHERY RUT HUNTS $2500
GUN HUNTS $2750
This outfit is unique as they prefer hunters wanting to assist in their own hunt. 80 percent of the archers that hunt here bring their own climbing stands and assist in setting them up. Some hunters come every year and the area they hunt is set aside for their group and only their group, it is not hunted any other time. They assist in stand placement and come out at different times just to scout. The outfit is looking for real hunters that want to contribute to their hunt. The outfit also has about 40 stands, 180 acres of food plots and feeders on the property.

This family operation owns 9,000 deeded acres in Adams County, which is considered one of the top producing counties in Ohio. It is located in the southcentral part of the state near Kentucky.

At press time they had 19 archers take 8 bucks and crippled and lost 2. The best buck gross scored 167 and most were in the 130 to 140 class. The rut was just getting started and the last 2 weeks coming up would be the best.

They only take a very limited amount of gun hunters and in 2010 their 8 gun hunters took bucks averaging 140 inches.

Accommodations can be a nice ranch house known as Poplar Flat that sleeps 12 with 2 bathrooms or they also have a couple cabins at separate locations equipped for groups of 4 or 5. They have just completed Brush Creek Lodge, with 7 bedrooms, Jacuzzi, the whole nine yards.

5-day early season October hunts are priced at $2,250. Rut hunts from October 25 to November 27 are $2,500. Shotgun or muzzleloader hunts starting November 28 are $2,750 and late season muzzleloader hunts January 7 to 10 are $2,500. Hunters arrive on Sunday, hunt Monday through Friday and depart Saturday.

Hunters staying in the new Brush Creek Lodge will be priced an additional $500, it is state-of-the-art. Tags are over the counter, no draw.

	Whitetail Hunt WD430 OHIO WHITETAILS 9000 PRIVATE ACRES ARCHERY RUT HUNTS $2500 GUN HUNTS $2750 This outfit is unique as they prefer hunters wanting to assist in their own hunt. 80 percent of the archers that hunt here bring their own climbing stands and assist in setting them up. Some hunters come every year and the area they hunt is set aside for their group and only their group, it is not hunted any other time. They assist in stand placement and come out at different times just to scout. The outfit is looking for real hunters that want to contribute to their hunt. The outfit also has about 40 stands, 180 acres of food plots and feeders on the property. This family operation owns 9,000 deeded acres in Adams County, which is considered one of the top producing counties in Ohio. It is located in the southcentral part of the state near Kentucky. At press time they had 19 archers take 8 bucks and crippled and lost 2. The best buck gross scored 167 and most were in the 130 to 140 class. The rut was just getting started and the last 2 weeks coming up would be the best. They only take a very limited amount of gun hunters and in 2010 their 8 gun hunters took bucks averaging 140 inches. Accommodations can be a nice ranch house known as Poplar Flat that sleeps 12 with 2 bathrooms or they also have a couple cabins at separate locations equipped for groups of 4 or 5. They have just completed Brush Creek Lodge, with 7 bedrooms, Jacuzzi, the whole nine yards. 5-day early season October hunts are priced at $2,250. Rut hunts from October 25 to November 27 are $2,500. Shotgun or muzzleloader hunts starting November 28 are $2,750 and late season muzzleloader hunts January 7 to 10 are $2,500. Hunters arrive on Sunday, hunt Monday through Friday and depart Saturday. Hunters staying in the new Brush Creek Lodge will be priced an additional $500, it is state-of-the-art. Tags are over the counter, no draw.