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Managed Hunts

 

Another good Ohio deer hunting option, these hunts are available on properties where the landowner wants to limit hunting pressure.   The “Managed” part of these properties is the hunting pressure.  Depending upon what seasons are available on these properties, they are hunted a maximum of 2 to 4 time per year depending upon the number of hunters per hunt.  Click on “Managed Hunts” to see what we have available.

Check out the Leases and Managed Hunts page for Ohio hunting opportunities.

Many of you who contact me about my business ask what I do about security of the lease.  That is actually where I put a lot of my effort.  When I get a new property, I send the neighbors a letter explaining who I am and that the property is leased.  It has really helped to prevent encroachment problems.  The state of Ohio also takes hunting without permission seriously.  According to the December 23, 2011 issue of the Ohio Outdoor News, Wildlife Officers issued more citations  for trespassing without permission than any other violation during the seven day statewide gun season.  In that same publication you can read about how a Logan County, Ohio man was ordered to pay $23,816.59 in restitution for killing a trophy buck.

 

 

To see how we handle things at the local level, scroll down the page!

While the 2011-12 deer season, and especially the rut, was really strange and frustrating, many of my clients took some very nice deer!  The deer to the right and left are two dandies taken in Athens County.  See more deer photos from 2011-12 on the LEASES and MANAGED HUNTS pages.  As always, I will not put a deer photo on my website unless a client tells me it was killed on a HuntDeerInOhio property.

The photos below were taken by a trail camera on a lease property.  The hunter in the photos is not part of the group leasing the property.  He removed the card from the camera (photo below left) evidently thinking that he would not get his photo taken.  However, the camera has internal memory and we got another photo of him the next day (photo below right).  The landowner placed an ad in the local paper offering a reward for positive identification and conviction.

 

Here is what we know: We think the hunter’s name is Dave and that he is from Virginia, we know that he is part of a group leasing a neighbor’s property, we think we know where he started from and how he accessed the property and we know where he stays when he comes to Ohio.

 

So, Dave, here is where you stand.  Because you were armed and because you stole the card from the camera, the landowner wants to charge you with criminal trespass and maybe theft.  Both are felonies in Ohio and could lead to jail time.  Dave, if you will contact me and talk with the landowner, if you pay for his expenses and loss, if you return the card from the camera and if you agree in writing to never set foot on the property again, the landowner will agree to drop all charges against to you.  If you come back to Ohio and get caught the landowner will press charges and rescind his offer.   My name is Jerry and you can reach me at 740-797-8080.  I will put you in touch with the landowner. 

$500.00 REWARD

FOR POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION

WANTED FOR CRIMINAL TRESPASSING

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