Shooters of Ohio Bow Hunts

Shooters of Ohio Bow Hunts operates guided hunting experiences on thousands of acres throughout central and southeastern Ohio—from 5-acre honey holes to 200-acre farmlands. Scott Ward brings over 30 years of woods knowledge to every hunt, with a focus on matching hunts to skill levels rather than just filling quota.

6-Day Southern Ohio Buck Hunt — $3,000 Hunts run in Meigs County with Sunday-to-Sunday camps. You get tree stands, ground blinds, and heated Shadow Hunter tower blinds placed in high-traffic deer areas. Your guide handles transportation to and from stands. Meat processing and taxidermy available through local professionals.

5-Day Trophy Buck Hunt (Central Ohio) — $3,500 For experienced hunters targeting 150-inch-plus bucks in Franklin, Licking, and Fairfield Counties. Scott actively scouts multiple properties during your hunt to capitalize on feeding patterns. Runs early season and late season when mature bucks are most vulnerable.

Family Hunts — $750 per hunter / $250 non-hunter Weekend retreats (Friday-Sunday possible) in the cabin for parents and kids who want quality time without logistics headaches. Everything covered—cooking, guiding, cleanup.

Youth Hunt Camp — $500 for the weekend Targets kids 12-18 without family hunting backgrounds. Teaches hunter safety, field dressing, camp cooking, and woods ethics. Transport provided from Reynoldsburg to Gallia County camp.

Urban Meat Hunts — $400 per deer per day (no shot, no pay) Columbus-area hunters learning to source their own venison. Focuses on doe harvesting through the Ohio Hunt Apprentice program. Equipment provided if needed.

For out-of-state landowners: brush hogging, food plot management, mineral placement, and stand installation.

"Scott is relentless on getting a big buck in front of you. I've been to plenty of outfitters and no one is more committed than Scott." — Chris Brown

"Scott is serious about putting you on bucks and is an excellent communicator. You actually get the feeling you're at a friend's deer camp, not just an outfitter." — Mac Bailey, Kentucky