138.86 Acres In A Proven Trophy Whitetail Area

This 138.86-acre property sits in one of Muskingum Countys well-known trophy whitetail areas. The region has a long reputation for producing mature bucks thanks to strong genetics, large contiguous timber, and limited surrounding hunting pressure. The property borders more than 10,000 acres of protected, no-hunting ground at The Wilds. This neighboring acreage consistently influences deer movement and age structure, allowing mature deer to travel naturally through the area throughout the season. Habitat improvements were professionally designed by Whitetail Habitat Designs, a company focused on building properties that function for real-world hunting. The layout emphasizes security cover, controlled access, and predictable travel routes without overcomplicating the farm. Several established food plots are in place to support seasonal movement and holding power. The farm includes a solid mix of hardwoods and planted pine, creating both structure and cover across the property. Heavy bedding areas were intentionally developed to encourage deer to stay on the farm rather than simply passing through. Small creeks and natural water sources provide consistent water throughout the year. Two shooting houses are positioned for comfortable and effective hunting. A well-developed interior and perimeter trail system allows for quiet access, easy stand approach, and efficient property management. This is the kind of property that has been thoughtfully set up, hunted the right way, and located in an area where mature bucks are a realistic expectation year after year.