Ohio's harvest king. Mix of Woodbury public land and private ridge-and-crop funnels.
Checking the forecast…
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Ranks the county on harvest and record-book numbers. Not the odds of taking a buck.
2025-26 harvest · record book 2019–2023 · How it works
Through Oct 13, 2026 · 699 at this point last season
532 Buckeye Big Buck Club entries · 428 typical · 104 non-typical · latest 2024 · #5 of 88
| Score | Hunter | Year |
|---|---|---|
| 244 4/8 | Joseph Raber | 2010 |
| 228 4/8 | Coy Givens | 1998 |
| 210 5/8 | Bill Murphy | 2007 |
| 206 5/8 | Jamie Dorsey | 2012 |
| 204 6/8 | Gene Shrum | 1998 |
Taken with: Modern Shotgun 270 · Long Bow 104 · Crossbow 101 · Muzzleloader 40
All 532 entries →Buck board: no Coshocton deer posted for 2026-27 yet. Post the first
Rolling hills, woodlots, and creek bottoms cut through mixed farm country.
Hardwood ridges, CRP edges, and river-bottom timber.
Public access. Woodbury WMA is the flagship public tract in Ohio's hottest harvest county.
564 sq mi of land (Census)
Ohio’s modern harvest king — Coshocton has led the state in checked deer more years than any other county this decade.
Coshocton County was established in 1810; the name comes from a Lenape word for river crossing. The county seat is Coshocton, at the confluence of the Walhonding and Tuscarawas rivers.
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