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Deer hunting near Cleveland

The closest public hunting land to Cleveland, ranked for today’s conditions. Distances are straight-line from the city center; each score blends the tract’s weather, county herd density and habitat. Cleveland sits in Cuyahoga County (about 1.8 deer/mi² harvested last season).

  1. 64 Grand River Wildlife Area Trumbull County · 43 mi · ~1 hr 1 min drive · 7,664 ac
  2. 65 Mosquito Creek Wildlife Area Trumbull County · 46 mi · ~1 hr 6 min drive · 9,021 ac
  3. 67 Berlin Lake Wildlife Area Mahoning County · 48 mi · ~1 hr 10 min drive · 8,518 ac
  4. 67 Killbuck Marsh Wildlife Area Wayne County · 58 mi · ~1 hr 24 min drive · 5,703 ac
  5. 74 Woodbury Wildlife Area Coshocton County · 85 mi · ~2 hr 2 min drive · 19,252 ac
  6. 70 Tri-Valley Wildlife Area Muskingum County · 94 mi · ~2 hr 15 min drive · 16,200 ac
  7. 72 Salt Fork Wildlife Area Guernsey County · 95 mi · ~2 hr 17 min drive · 20,542 ac
  8. 62 Killdeer Plains Wildlife Area Wyandot County · 99 mi · ~2 hr 23 min drive · 9,054 ac

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