History

 
     Affluent in history and abundant in natural beauty, Mound Hill Farms is located in beautiful Southeastern Ohio. At the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, this farm and woodlands received its name from Native American mounds located on the properties. Two of the large mounds were publicly recognized in the early 1900s after several large stones and human remains were extracted by Mr. Samuel McCarty and Dr. Cramer. Ancient traditions continue as the area is now used for Ohio deer hunting.

Ohio Hunting

It is written that, "Mr. McCarty later returned the items to their original resting place as this deed bore heavily on his conscience." A one room schoolhouse is also located on the property. Mound Hill School was established in 1889 with Mr. Isaac Bail being very influential in its coming about. Preserving America's heartland and promoting heritage continues to be at the forefront for Mound Hill Farms. A few projects currently underway are the restoration of the old Grange Hall schoolhouse and the promotion of superior wildlife and land management practices to help support sustainable Ohio hunting.

"Mound Hill Whitetails Origin"

Over twenty years ago, a plan was created to build and develop a first class hunting service geared towards trophy SE Ohio Whitetail Deer. Today that vision is a reality and it we look forward to it continuing for many more years to come.