Ashtabula County has now claimed the top spot for deer hunting in Ohio as hunters from across the state head there for prime opportunities and a growing outdoor community.
Ashtabula County has officially become the most popular destination for deer hunting in Ohio this year, surpassing all other counties in the state.The county, which had been gaining attention in previous seasons, saw a notable increase in hunters, both local and from other parts of Ohio .
The top 10 counties for deer checked on opening day were:Ashtabula Coshocton Muskingum Tuscarawas Knox Carroll Trumbull Ashland Harrison Licking Experts attribute the rise to the county's abundant deer population, accessible public lands and a growing community of hunters sharing tips and resources.County officials and wildlife experts say the trend shows no signs of slowing. Data from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources shows a 25% increase in the number of deer harvested in Ashtabula County over the last decade. WATCH: RELATED: Could Ashtabula Co. become the most popular county for deer hunting this year?With organized hunting programs, clear regulations, and a focus on sustainable practices, Ashtabula County is poised to remain a top choice for hunters in the years ahead.Whether for experienced hunters or newcomers looking to enjoy Ohio’s outdoors, Ashtabula County is now at the forefront of the state's hunting scene.Deer gun season runs from Dec. 1 through Dec. 7 and again on Dec. 20 and 21.
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