3 properties. Over 2,000 acres all private. Family and friend owned.

I own 30, hunt it and my familys 40 that joins it, and my dads 40 acres nearby.

I don't own any, but I have permission for archery on 100 acres 1.5hrs away, another 175 acres 2hrs away, and 200 acres for gun 3 hrs away.
I'm really jealous of you guys that hunt in the back yard.

What part of Ohio is your land on, Predator19? I live in Cincinnati and am confined to public hunting. I would be willing to help out around the property or even throw you some $ for a nice hunting spot.

I own 14 acres and have access to about much of the land which adjoins it - at least the thick bedding area that adjoins it anyway!

I hunt a number of small parcels (owned by others) of around 20 acres and a couple bigger pieces that are on the order of 140 to 170 acres.

I married into a greatfarming family. Overall my wifes family as a whole has over 6000 acres in which they own and there is only a handfulof us that get to hunt it.

My Dad. Brother, Nephew and I lease 185 acres and have acess to about 50 additional acres in a different area.

I only own 1.5 acres but have access to several patches of several hundred acres each in NY. Can't wait to get back to NY. On top of that I hunt some big patches of State land. I'm really shorted here in Maryland now. Don't really have a place to call home hunting grounds.

I own a 60 in the north woods and then 300 about 20 mins from where I live.. My I inlaws own 190 about 7 mins from my home. I bow hunt the 190 more then any other. The great thing is my wife and I get the land in the will. I love my inlaws

I hunt on several small parcels of between 10 to 30 acres and I also have permission to hunt a 300 acre piece.It is very challenging in my area to secure permission on private land.I have a bit of a leg up in that my family has lived in the area for three generations and I have owned an Insurance agency for 15 years locally so I am interacting with landowners all the time.
We have a huge anti hunting sentiment locally,(Woodstock NY) and I choose to be very cautious about who I ask permission from.
We do have a decent amount of public ground either state land or Department of environmental protection property.For the most part it isn't the greatest or it gets hunted very hard.We have bowhunting only zones about 1 1/2 hours north and south of us.I wish I had more time to see what land opportunities were available in those area's.