​A message to our hunters:
The club has invested a lot of time and money creating habitats and food plots for our wildlife to increase your hunting opportunities. This includes expensive machinery, seed, fertilizer and man hours. We need your help identifying what is working and what is not. The information we gather will be used to determine what practices to keep, increase, or eliminate. It's not our purpose to share who got what where or divulge anyone's honey hole or special spot. We simply want to know if our efforts are working.

It would help greatly to know what you see and bag. How many opportunities were presented with how much effort. How often are you seeing rabbits, deer, turkeys, pheasants, ducks, squirrels and other game? How many did you see and how many did you harvest? Have you seen any predators or signs of predation? The more information we can gather the better we can adjust our efforts to increase your opportunity for an enjoyable experience.

Remember, hunting club property is a member only privilege. Don't risk losing your privileges or membership by bringing along non-members.

Have a safe and enjoyable hunting experience.
Brett A. Sloan
President

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All ranges are CLOSED for the first two days of Deer Gun Season (normally the Monday and Tuesday after Thanksgiving).

Here is a note from the club president about hunting on the club property:

Just a quick note to try to answer some questions about hunting on club land. The club currently owns approximately 413 acres. Members are permitted to hunt club property and are required to follow all state game laws, guidelines (including safety zones) and bag limits. At no time are nonmembers allowed to hunt on club property. Property lines are clearly marked and Ashtabula County GIS maps are available online. Portable tree stands are permitted as well as ground blinds. Stands and blinds left unattended must be tagged with the members name, address and membership number. Stands must be removed by April 1st or risk forfeiture. No nails or screws can be used in trees. Trimming of shooting lanes is permitted.