Buckeye Land Sales- Tyler Haessly -Land Agent

09/23/2026

09/23/2026

46 ACRES OF NOBLE COUNTY HUNTING GROUND off Crooked Tree Road in Dexter City. Tract 11, 46.734 acres.

Four days to Ohio bow opener. That is the frame on this one.

Noble County runs sparse. Fewer people means fewer trucks parked on the shoulder in November, fewer stands on the fence line, and bucks that walk to five and six years old because nobody put pressure on them at two. The harvest reports out of Noble every fall tell that story without needing a caption to explain it.

Forty-six acres is the working size where a hunter runs a program instead of chasing a spot. Rotate four stand setups on different winds. Drop a food plot in the hollow and another on the bench. Cut interior trails that reach the back without ever crossing your own scent. Hold deer on your ground instead of watching them slide to the neighbor at last light.

Hardwood cover on ridge and hollow ground that hunts bigger than the deed reads. Crooked Tree Road access. Cabin or camper site on the high ground once you walk the contours.

Listed at $223,363. Under $4,800 an acre on contiguous Noble County dirt.

Close this week, camper on the ground by opener, sit your own ridge Saturday morning.

Tyler Haessly at Buckeye Land Sales. 740-525-4582.
Full video walkthrough in the first comment.

09/22/2026

17 ACRES OF YEAR-ROUND RECREATION GROUND in Guernsey County. Titus Road, Freeport. Listed at $136,000.

Skip the bow-season countdown for a minute. The reason this tract earns its keep is the other fifty weekends a year.

Seventeen acres is the size where a family builds a playground and finishes it in one season. Cut an ATV loop on the contour that connects the ridge to the low ground and never crosses itself twice. Run the same trail on a side-by-side in October, a mountain bike in June, and cross-country skis in January. One property, four seasons, no lease renewal conversation.

Southeast Ohio hardwood ground holds more than deer. Morel country in April. Blackberry thickets on the edges in July. Turkey through the spring. Squirrel and grouse for the kids in September. The people who own recreation land in this part of the state stop counting days off and start counting weekends on.

Titus Road frontage means real access. Ridge and hollow ground for cabin or camper. Ohio bow opener is two weeks out if that side of the ledger matters too.

Tyler Haessly at Buckeye Land Sales. 740-525-4582.
Full video walkthrough in the first comment.

09/22/2026

6 ACRES IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY at 3630 McCafferty Road, Rushville. Listed at $425,000.

Central Ohio ground within a Friday commute of Columbus, Lancaster, and Zanesville. That location does something most weekend tracts never pull off. You leave the office at five, you're on your own porch by seven, and Monday morning you're back at the desk without burning a vacation day.

Six acres is the size a working family finishes in one season. Pad the cabin on the high ground. Cut the driveway on the contour so it sheds water instead of pooling under your truck. Fire pit clearing in the middle. Timber holding on the edges for privacy and the deer that move between neighbors at dusk.

McCafferty Road frontage means real paved access. Power runs the road. A builder's Silverado gets to the pad in April without sinking to the frame, and the propane truck finds the address on the first pass.

Six days to Ohio bow opener. Close this fall, camper on the ground by opener, cabin plans penciled through winter.

Tyler Haessly at Buckeye Land Sales. 740-525-4582.
Check the first comment for the full YouTube video walkthrough.

09/21/2026

34 ACRES IN NOBLE COUNTY at 25869 Pump Station Road, Caldwell. Listed at $155,000.

Run the number first. Four thousand five hundred fifty-nine an acre on contiguous Noble County ground with paved road frontage. That is the entry price for one of Ohio's most rural counties, and the math is where this one earns the phone call.

Noble County sits deep in eastern Ohio. Low population, thin comp file, ground that does not turn over every two seasons. What that means for a buyer is the per-acre number holds its floor. Land that trades this cheap inside the eastern hunting belt is what an investor buys and hands to the next generation without redrawing the lines.

Thirty-four acres is the working scale. Big enough to hold value on its own deed. Small enough that a working buyer can close without a partner. Hardwood cover pulling long-term timber growth on ground that already hunts. Ridge and hollow topography that reads bigger than thirty-four on foot. Pump Station Road frontage into Caldwell means real access.

Six days to Ohio bow opener. Close this fall, walk the interior through winter, watch the number under your feet climb while somebody else pays lease fees.

Check the first comment for the full YouTube video walkthrough.

Tyler Haessly at Buckeye Land Sales. 740-525-4582.

09/21/2026

Bow opener is six days out. This one closes the Bashan Road stretch at 21 acres.

21 ACRES IN MEIGS COUNTY at 29981 Bashan Road, Racine. Listed at $300,000.

Third tract on this road in the last two weeks. The 46 and the 25 already came out. This one lands in the middle at a size a lot of hunters actually want. Big enough to run a real setup. Small enough that one man walks every draw before rifle season.

Twenty-one acres is a working hunter's tract. Two or three stand rotations on different winds. A food plot on the right contour. A trail to the back that never crosses your own scent. You bed deer inside your own line instead of borrowing them off the neighbor at last light.

Meigs is one of the least pressured counties in Ohio. Racine sits on the Ohio River and deer, turkey, and waterfowl move through this corner year round. Hardwood cover, ridge and hollow ground that hunts bigger than the deed reads. Bashan Road access, paved into Racine.

Check the first comment for the full YouTube video walkthrough.

Tyler Haessly at Buckeye Land Sales. 740-525-4582.

09/20/2026

Two listings on Bashan Road this week.

25 ACRES IN MEIGS COUNTY at 30018 Bashan Road, Racine. Listed at $850,000.

Sits right across the road from the 46-acre tract that came out a few days back. Same paved county access. Same river county. Same low-pressure corner of southeast Ohio. Two different pieces on one road, pick your scale.

Twenty-five acres is the size where you finish what you start instead of managing for the next decade. Set the build on the high ground. Cut a drive on the contour. Timber on the property lines for cover and privacy. Small enough to walk every corner your first weekend, big enough to shape.

Meigs County. Neighbors don't turn over every two seasons. Bashan Road runs paved into Racine, the Ohio River seven minutes east.

Eleven days to Ohio bow opener.

Tyler Haessly with Buckeye Land Sales.
Full video walkthrough in the first comment.

09/20/2026

Racine sits on the Ohio River, and that fact runs game through this tract every week of the year.

46 acres in Meigs County at 30019 Bashan Road. Listed at $1,100,000.

The Ohio River is the southern boundary of the county and a permanent wildlife corridor. Deer, turkey, and waterfowl move along the water on a rhythm that doesn't care about property lines or seasons. Own 46 acres inside that corridor and you're plugged into a system that runs from West Virginia across the water and back into the Meigs ridges without a week off.

Meigs is one of Ohio's least populated counties. Low pressure. Quiet roads. The kind of dirt where a mature buck walks to eight years old because nobody put a stand on him at three, and where the property next door doesn't turn over every two seasons.

Bashan Road access. Hardwood cover on ridge and hollow ground that hunts bigger than the deed reads.

Seven days to Ohio bow opener. Close this fall, walk the interior through winter, shape the property on your own clock.

Tyler Haessly with Buckeye Land Sales.
Full video walkthrough in the first comment.