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Ohio Rut-n-Strut Outfitters

Address:

United States

Ohio

15079 Stocker Ridge Road Newcomerstown

Coordinates:

Latitude: 40.254324

Longitude: -81.565263

Administrator

Contact:

330-795-3183

Communication language

English

E-mail

ohiorutnstrut@gmail.com

Web-site

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Here at Ohio Rut-n-Strut Outfitters we also specialize in spring turkey hunting. We are also avid turkey hunters. We have hunted turkey all over the country and are proud to say this area is one of the very finest places to hunt. It's non stop action.

Ohio has between 185,000 & 200,000 birds est. from O.D.N.R. We offer hunts in Tuscarawas, Coshocton, & Guernsey Counties. Ohio hunters harvested 26,451 wild turkeys for the 2013' spring turkey season. We have several natural ground blinds to hunt from along with  pop up blinds. We have several gasline and powerline right of ways to hunt. Turkeys love to strut there stuff in these locations.  
 

FINAL THOUGHT: Ohio Deer Hunting 101
 

Whitetail deer hunting in Ohio is booming. Record-breaking harvests and trophy bucks are common in this state. A notable trophy buck was 291-2/8 taken in Adams co. Many believe that Ohio is the state for trophy bucks at this time in deer hunting history. It is hard to argue with the results, with several of the largest bucks in the world were taken in Ohio during the past few years. Ohio's deer population is not distributed evenly across the state, although big bucks have been taken in every county. The best deer hunting population can be found in the central to northeast portions of the state and it is sparser in the northwest. Finally, not only are the deer plentiful and large, but you have a lot more time for hunting in Ohio, with deer hunting season that starts in October and runs through January. All of these factors add up to make Ohio one of the best places for deer hunters in the USA. This is all very fitting for a state whose most enduring symbol is the Ohio Buckeye tree, named so because its nut resembles the shape and color of a deer's eye. Again thanks for looking.