SHENANGO WILDLIFE AREA
Shenango Wildlife Area is another Trumbull County public hunting area that covers 4,845 acres about 22 miles north of Youngstown. This area extends nearly to the Ashtabula County line. Shenango is premier wild turkey habitat, with approximately 60 percent of its land consisting of second-growth hardwoods.

HIGHLANDTOWN WILDLIFE AREA
Highlandtown Wildlife Area lies in Columbiana County and is yet another top county for turkey hunters. This wildlife area provides a scenic 2,105 acres of steeply rolling woodlands. Hardwoods and conifers interspersed with brushy cover and former crop fields provide excellent habitat for a healthy wild turkey population.

This wildlife area is eight miles south of Lisbon and three miles northeast of Salineville in southern Columbiana County. You can reach it via state Route 164 from Lisbon and via state Route 39 from Salineville and Wellsville.

BRUSH CREEK WILDLIFE AREA
Brush Creek Wildlife Area covers over 3,000 acres of turkey terrain in the southeastern section of District Three in Jefferson County. The best access is by taking state Route 164 to county Road 55. Several township roads provide direct access to Brush Creek, and parking lots are available throughout this area.

For more information on northeast Ohio's turkey-hunting opportunities, contact the ODOW's Wildlife District Three office, 912 Portage Drive, Akron, OH 44319.

Or call (330) 644-2293.

DISTRICT FOUR
For turkey hunters, the 19 counties that make up Wildlife District Four offer numerous public hunting grounds with a plentiful supply of turkeys. In Vinton County, Zaleski State Forest offers over 27,000 acres of turkey woodlands.

In Hocking County, Hocking State Forest contains over 9,000 acres of public hunting grounds. In the far southwestern end of the district, there are 63,000 acres of prime wild turkey habitat in Shawnee State Forest.