Ohio public hunting land maps and boundary data are available through official state agency resources and mobile applications.

Lawrence County public hunting lands provide deer and turkey hunters rugged Appalachian terrain and Wayne National Forest acreage.

Athens County public land access details Wayne National Forest federal boundaries and Wolf Creek Wildlife Area managed habitats.

Vinton County public hunting lands offer southeastern Ohio hunters over 28,000 acres of rugged terrain, whitetail deer, and wild turkeys.

Scioto County public land provides Ohio deer hunters rugged Appalachian terrain, mature hardwood forests, and older bucks.

Adams County public hunting lands offer deer, turkey, and small game across rugged Appalachian hills and hardwood forests.

Scioto County and southern Ohio provide the largest public hunting land acreage, featuring extensive state and national forests.

Ohio wildlife areas managed by the Department of Natural Resources total over 150 properties providing public access for hunting.

Shawnee State Forest spans 63,747 acres of rugged timber across Scioto and Adams counties, forming Ohio’s largest contiguous public land block.

Wayne National Forest covers roughly a quarter of a million acres of public land distributed in a checkerboard pattern across Ohio.