Ohio Hunters?
#1
Ohio Hunters?
I moved to Dayton, Ohio 2.5 years ago from Illinois. I still go back to Illinois for my hunting, but in the past few months have just started to check into the possibility of getting involved in some hunting here in Ohio. I wouldn't mind trying to do some varmint hunting (this state is crawling with groundhogs) here over the next few months, or think in terms of regular game for next year. If anybody would be interested in getting together let me know.
#2
Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 81
#3
RE: Ohio Hunters?
Emo,
Thanks for the info. At this point, I am only mildly interested in joining a club. I'm largely interested in the occasional varmint hunt and maybe stomping brush for rabbits from time to time. So, I don't want to have to lay out much money for a club membership.
Thanks for the info. At this point, I am only mildly interested in joining a club. I'm largely interested in the occasional varmint hunt and maybe stomping brush for rabbits from time to time. So, I don't want to have to lay out much money for a club membership.
#4
RE: Ohio Hunters?
hey lanse! i'm hunting in ohio also. if you just take a drive into the country and find a farm, ask if you can knock out a few hogs, i'm pretty sure they'll let ya. the best groundhog killer around my house is my bloodhound. it's not too fun to take about a TRACTOR BUCKET full of ground hogs out of my yard every couple of days but it beats breaking the tractor axle and replaceing equiptment parts. you can find about anywhere to hunt groundhogs in ohio
#5
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: OH
Posts: 379
RE: Ohio Hunters?
I'd shoot some rabbits with ya'...if you can find a good place. I'm in Tuscarawas County, and the rabbit pop around here is TERRIBLE. Okay, the 2 farms I hunt have almost no rabbit...had to put that disclaimer in before 3 guys flame me saying how they saw 75 yesterday. I'm pretty far away from Dayton too...but my sister-in-law lives in Dayton, so might be able to arrange a Sat hunt sometime. I'd love to go shoot some ground hogs, but all I have are .22 rifles (which everyone says are too small to use), and a 30-06, too darn big for the farms where I hunt. All my other guns are shotguns...Maybe I'll try using my slug gun on 'em I killed a couple groundhogs with my .22s when I was a kid, maybe I oughtta try it again.
#7
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: OH
Posts: 379
RE: Ohio Hunters?
I'm in the Dover/New Philadelphia area...I'm not even sure where Doylestown/Marshallville are located. Anyone know if it's worth a trip to Wayne Nat'l to bunny hunt? I drive down there once in awhile to meet some guys to ride dirtbikes...I could make it a dual-purpose visit.
#9
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: OH
Posts: 379
RE: Ohio Hunters?
LOL...yeah, it's a TINY world. The fairgrounds are only a few blocks from my house. When I was in highschool, this whole area was GREAT for rabiit and grouse...now I just don't see them...poplular belief among hunters is the increase in raptors around here, and the increasing yote population.
#10
RE: Ohio Hunters?
Stoneman,
I'll be a little more enthusiastic about looking for public land or access to private land since I know that there is at least one person out there who is interested in stomping brush or snipegroundhogs withme.I've got a .17 hmr,and am willing to take turns with it, although your .22 with some longs in it will do there trick at closer ranges.
Also, I live right on the Great Miami river just north of Dayton. The next time you plan a trip to visit the Sis-in-law keep in mind that I'm always looking for fishing partners.
I'll be a little more enthusiastic about looking for public land or access to private land since I know that there is at least one person out there who is interested in stomping brush or snipegroundhogs withme.I've got a .17 hmr,and am willing to take turns with it, although your .22 with some longs in it will do there trick at closer ranges.
Also, I live right on the Great Miami river just north of Dayton. The next time you plan a trip to visit the Sis-in-law keep in mind that I'm always looking for fishing partners.