This 133 acre property is located in Wood County West Virginia not far from Parkersburg. This county has liberal deer regulations and a decent turkey population. This property is very remote and is located along a dead end road named Pigeon Roost Run Rd.
The property inspection was performed just 6 hours after a snowfall, and the amount of deer tracks was incredible. There is a small overgrown field along the road, and a flat just inside the woods that runs along the moderate hillside that slopes away from the road. There were multiple deer rubs on this flat. There is a shelter house located in the field along the road, and in this field are several apple trees, which looked to have produced recently.Food plots, ATV’s, and feeders are all allowed. Maximum hunters 5.
Driving directions:
At Parkersburg on I77, take the Staunton Ave./ St. Rt. 47 Exit 174, and head East on St. Rt. 47. After 11.6 miles turn left onto Fall Run Rd. After 3.5 miles bear left onto Mt. Carmel Rd. After .9 mile turn right onto Walker Creek Rd. After 1.7 miles turn right onto Pigeon Roost Run Rd. Go 1.2 miles and the pullover at the shelter house on the property is on the left. Another pullover is approximately 200 yards farther also on the left.
Or click the icon below for GPS coordinates/directions to the pullover in front of the shelter house:
N39º11’13.23, W81º19’18.07 or 39.187012, -81.321686.
Please Note!The Non-Refundable Annual Lease Price Includes The Cost Of Your Required Liability Insurance:
Non-Refundable Deposit To Hold For 7 Days:
$250
Non-Refundable Check/Money Order Annual Lease:
$1872
Non Refundable Credit/Debit Card Annual Lease:
$2139
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This 133 acre property is located in Wood County West Virginia not far from Parkersburg. This county has liberal deer regulations and a decent turkey population. This property is very remote and is located along a dead end road named Pigeon Roost Run Rd.
