43-Acre Hunting Land for Sale, Coshocton County, OH

$499,900

0 Township Road 162, Coshocton, OH 43812

Acreage

43 acres

Price per acre

$11,626

Property type

Land

County

Coshocton

MLS number

11899950

Why this matched

• “The open ground here is genuine working land, kept in grass and food plots, the kind that hays, grazes, and tills for anyone who wants to put it to…”
• “Run cattle on it, cut hay off the flats, lease the tillable acres to a neighbor, or keep the plots planted for deer, this ground can pay a little of…”
• “Power runs along the road frontage, so a hunting cabin or a permanent camp is a real option on one of several ridgetop building sites this tract…”

Quoted from the listing's public remarks. Where2Hunt has not inspected the property.

Hunting questions to resolve

Each answer below is about what the listing says, not a legal finding. Confirm each one before you buy.

Hunting rights

Not stated in the listing. Ask the listing agent whether hunting rights convey.

Legal access

Remarks mention road frontage or deeded access. Verify with a survey and title.

Current hunting lease

No current hunting lease mentioned. Confirm with the listing agent.

Local restrictions

None mentioned. Check county discharge rules, covenants and any conservation easement.

Game mentioned

Whitetail deer (as described by the seller, not a wildlife survey)

Habitat described

Timber or hardwoods, Creek or river, Pond or lake, Crop or pasture edge, Mast and cover

Listing remarks

This 43 acre tract sits on Township Road 162 in Lafayette Township, Coshocton County, in the heart of east-central Ohio, just south of Holmes County and Ohio's Amish Country. A gated entrance carries you straight onto the property, where mowed two-track trails run through the interior so you can reach every corner without fighting the terrain. Rolling-to-hilly ground rises from open hayfield and pasture up through mixed-age hardwood timber, with hilltop clearings that open long views across the whole tract. The open ground here is genuine working land, kept in grass and food plots, the kind that hays, grazes, and tills for anyone who wants to put it to use. Run cattle on it, cut hay off the flats, lease the tillable acres to a neighbor, or keep the plots planted for deer, this ground can pay a little of its own way while you own it. The timber holds thick bedding cover and natural travel corridors between the woods and the open fields, exactly the mix serious hunters look for. Coshocton County is consistently ranked among the top counties in Ohio for deer harvest, and the county carries roughly 40,000 acres of public hunting ground, including Ohio's largest public wildlife area a short drive from this tract. That kind of public pressure is exactly why a private, gated, driveable tract like this one does not sit on the market long. Hunting-land inventory in this county runs thin and skews toward much larger tracts, so a mid-size property with real road frontage and a habitat mix this complete is genuinely hard to find. Land values across Coshocton County and southeast Ohio have trended up over the past two years, and the county has built a reputation among hunting buyers for strong deer numbers at prices that still pencil out. Power runs along the road frontage, so a hunting cabin or a permanent camp is a real option on one of several ridgetop building sites this tract offers. This is unimproved ground, no house, barn, or cabin currently sits on the property, which means a buyer starts with a clean slate and lets the terrain, timber, and access do the heavy lifting. All of the seller's interest in the mineral rights transfers with the sale. Ridgewood Local Schools serve this ZIP code, and Coshocton, the county seat, sits just a few miles away for fuel, groceries, and everyday services. Roscoe Village and Coshocton Lake Park are a short drive for weekend plans, and Amish Country's shops and restaurants around Berlin and Millersburg are close enough for a regular outing. Columbus and Cleveland are each about an hour and a half away, putting this tract in range as a weekend retreat for a city buyer who wants a private piece of ground without a long drive to get there. Walk the fields up to the timber edge on a fall evening and you understand why deer bed here. Climb to the hilltop clearing at last light and you can see the kind of long views that make a camp worth building. Ohio Land for Sale Details: 43 acres +/-, single parcel Rolling-to-hilly terrain with strong elevation change, ridge-to-hollow topography Mixed-age hardwood timber stand with mature sawtimber and younger pole timber, established bedding cover and travel corridors Open hayfield and pasture ground, tillable and workable, with established food plots Interior mowed two-track trail system running through the property Gated entrance off Township Road 162, driveable to the interior Several strong ridgetop building sites (potential home or cabin sites, no existing structure) No on-parcel house, barn, or cabin (unimproved recreational/agricultural ground; a farmhouse visible in some aerial views sits across Township Road 162 on a neighboring property and is not part of this parcel) No confirmed water feature (creek/pond) on this parcel Mineral Rights: all of seller's interest in mineral rights to transfer Local Attractions: Woodbury Wildlife Area, Ohio's largest public hunting and fishing area at roughly 19,000 acres, about 12.6 miles away Coshocton Lake Park and the

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