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Posted by tnenglish on 10-03-2015 04:56 AM:

Hunting in Ohio

A friend and I are planning on making a trip up north. We will be coming around November 12th for a few days. We would like to stay in the southern part of the state, but that's not a have to thing. We don't really know anyone up there so I have been looking into public land to hunt. Can anyone tell me about the Cooper Hollow or Waterloo WMA's? We are only planning to bring two young dogs around 15 months old.

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Posted by River Birch Run on 10-03-2015 01:33 PM:

You can't buy a weekend pass in OH for hunting coon. You have to buy a yr non resident hunting lic, and fur taker permit. That's right around $150 per person. I would not even think about hunting state land without it.

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Posted by tnenglish on 10-03-2015 01:36 PM:

Yeah. We plan on buying our license. So do you know anything about hunting in those areas?

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Posted by River Birch Run on 10-03-2015 01:47 PM:

Sorry, I don't I'm way north were the spring classic is located. I do hunt a lot of game lands though plenty of coon. But lots and lots of off game too. LOL

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Posted by W. CRABTREE on 10-03-2015 05:24 PM:

tnenglish

Give me a call i can help you out.

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Posted by shawnfitzgerald on 10-03-2015 07:19 PM:

I don't know anything about those places I live in shade river state forest there is tons of places to hunt here. Google aep and Ohio power public hunting areas in gallia county and aep coal lands around Malta Ohio thousands of acres to hunt I hunt all of it plenty of coon it's around southeastern Ohio. 740 447-2215 if you come this way would be glad to take you


Posted by pettet on 10-04-2015 01:15 PM:

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Originally posted by shawnfitzgerald
I don't know anything about those places I live in shade river state forest there is tons of places to hunt here. Google aep and Ohio power public hunting areas in gallia county and aep coal lands around Malta Ohio thousands of acres to hunt I hunt all of it plenty of coon it's around southeastern Ohio. 740 447-2215 if you come this way would be glad to take you
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X2 burr oak has cabins and there is plenty of good hunting around wild cat hollow and Wolfe creek

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Posted by RFussnecker on 10-04-2015 07:51 PM:

Cooper hollow

It has plenty of places to hunt for coons. Ithe has a bunch of water and they plant food plots for birds and they hold a bunch of coon.


Posted by tnenglish on 10-05-2015 01:11 PM:

Thanks for the replies. What is the terrain like in these areas? Is it rolling hills or kind of flat? Also I've been looking on google map at some of these locations and it looks like it's broke up well. Are there roads cut through these areas or do you have to park in designated areas?

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Posted by pettet on 10-05-2015 04:14 PM:

Southeastern Ohio is not flat. Mostly hollars. Good timber some places have roads, some places you get in the middle of it you are a couple miles from a road

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Posted by tnenglish on 10-05-2015 07:33 PM:

Has anyone hunted the tranquility wildlife area or Indian creek?

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Posted by joe delong on 10-05-2015 10:50 PM:

Tranquillity

I hunted Tranquillity for 30 years.Rolling hills and thick underbrush.You can tree several coon there ,but sometimes you have to take a number to hunt.Its like the rest of the state land ,all the hunters are congregated in these areas on count of so many land owners dont allow hunting


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