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Bringing Landowners And Hunters Together |
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HuntDeerInOhio |
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Gerald (Jerry) Meyer, Owner HuntDeerInOhio 10980 Twist Tail Rd. Millfield, Ohio 45761 740-797-8080 gemeyer45761@yahoo.com |
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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. |
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This web site and web address, www.huntdeerinohio.com, is owned and operated by HuntDeerInOhio, L.L.C., an Ohio Limited Liability Company |
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For leases in Noble and the surrounding counties call Dennis LeMond, owner of FireCreek Farms at 740-685-0859 or e-mail him at : Firecreekoutfitters@yahoo.com Dennis also has hunts available on FireCreek Farms, a property he owns and exclusively manages for trophy deer. Dennis has openings on FireCreek Farms for the 2009 rut! Click on “FireCreek Farms” page to learn more. “Dennis has a new lease property in Muskingum County” |
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Go to the “Leases” page to see the new properties that are available for the 2010-11 hunting seasons. |
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Patrick Flanagan and his dad Calvin pose with Patrick’s buck that scored in the 150’s was taken on a 74 acre lease in Morgan County. You can see Calvin’s buck on the Gallery page. |
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The 2009 season has been another good one for HuntDeerInOhio clients. The two bucks pictured below were taken early in the 2009 archery season. It doesn’t matter how big a lease you have, the potential to take a trophy buck is good in Ohio! All buck photos are of deer taken in 2009 on my leases or managed hunt properties. |
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Gary Johnson’s buck was taken from a large lease in Athens county and green scored in the mid-160’s |
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Jeff killed his buck on FireCreek Farms |
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Paul’s buck was killed on a Monroe County Lease and green scored over 170. Go to the FireCreek Farms page to see two other nice bucks that were killed on the same lease! |
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Go to the About Us page to see why I am a very happy man. |
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Go to the Links page for Ohio license information |
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How does my leasing work and what do you need to do and know? Before you schedule a time to come to look at my properties, have your group firmed up. Tell each potential lease member that you need to put a 10% deposit on a property to hold it. You will quickly find who is serious. The demand for hunting leases continues to be strong, so usually I cannot give you much time to decide if you want to lease a property. During much of the year I often show properties every week especially on weekends. So if you come out on a Friday to look at properties and I have other hunters scheduled to look at the same properties on the next day, I will need the 10% deposit from you to hold a property. You don’t want to make a trip to Ohio looking at properties for 6 hunters and find that you only have 3 who are willing to commit to a lease. Most leases include all of Ohio’s deer seasons and the spring turkey season. I will tell you what is included before you look at the property. If there are suitable locations, most landowners will allow you to plant food plots or set up a camper. Most lease fees are due when the landowner signs the lease. Usually 2 or 3 weeks after you look at the property. In some cases the lease fee can be split into 2 or 3 payments if it is acceptable to the landowner. You can hunt on Sundays in Ohio. |