"Real McCoy" Hunting
Properties
All of our properties lay at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, which offers a great variety of hunting terrain. Our hunting land has it all: from wooded ridge tops, benches, fingers, and oak thickets along the hills to the flat bottoms and rolling farmland which contain corn fields, soybean fields, winter wheat and creek beds. Our strategically placed feeders and food plots ensure our herd year long nutrition, and great late season stand locations.
Having numerous large hunting tracts gives us the ability to ensure that our clients will never hunt over- pressured areas and can have a successful hunt no matter the time of the season. All of our properties are continually managed and scouted year after year which produces the opportunity to harvest a quality trophy and a successful hunt.
The Hunt
The "Real McCoy" team and its experienced guides love to see successful clients. We are hard working people that will do what it takes to make your hunt one to remember. When selecting a stand site we make sure to analyze all the factors, from wind direction to the moon phase.
Each hunter will receive an aerial map of the property they will be hunting along with labeled stand locations.
We provide
transportation to and
from the stands, and
assistance in tracking,
field dressing and
transporting your
trophy.
Pictured: Left, Chad McCoy and son Alan with turkey hunting legend Dick Kirby from Quaker Boy after an exciting 2007 spring turkey hunt. Right, a beautiful 10-point and a respectful 8-point.
Stand Location
Our exclusive properties offer shooting cabins, blinds, and permanent and climbing tree stands. Blind and stand locations are adjusted throughout the season due to the change in deer patterns. Each hunter will have numerous locations on each property to choose from. Pre-rut and rut hunters can expect to be put on scrape lines and rub lines, as shown below. Due to our intense year round scouting we can provide our hunters a quality stand location surrounded by big Ohio whitetails. Hunters who wish to bring their own treestands to hunt from are encouraged to do so. We can pick the right tree together, make sure the wind is right, cut some shooting lanes, and get ready for an exciting hunt!
