Openings in Butler County

Have openings in Butler County near Greenville. Club is 3800+- acres with Pigeon Creek being the northern border. Membership is 2300 plus 300 for feed. Camping is off site and there is a 300 dollar fee for a trailer spot. I can send list of rules if you want them. Bucks have to have one of the two requirements to harvest. 3.5 yr old or 160 lbs and 18 inch main beam. No does shot on greenfield unless a child under 15.

Sounds solid. Hope you find some quality folks!

used to hunt not too far from pigeon creek. Just north of Halso Mill road off Brewer loop and four pine road. was always really good hunting up until the last year we had it and the paper company just clear cut the whole place. We hunted 500 acres of paper company land and 160 acres of private owned land. We had a nice camp with a pond, running water and electricity. The owners of the private land sold and we lost our place to camp. So we ended up giving up the lease completely. That is a really good area though.

That area is where our camp is, brewer loop

Is it anywhere close to forest home

Is it at the corner of brewer loop and fourpines road, right across the road is an older white house? If so we used to hunt all of the paper company land inside of the loop. And I believe Yall used to hunt that 100 acres behind that white house.

That is correct, and when the lady died her daughter and son in law started hunting over there

I don’t think so. It’s down Halso Mill rd.north of 106

turkey hunting included?

Yes

That’s a good area,I hunted on pigeon creek right off of hwy 106 in the 90’s,it was an awesome place back then

Opposite side of Greenville. Forest Home is due west about 10-15 miles. This place sounds like it’s south and east a little bit from “downtown” Greenville. Twenty to thirty minute ride at worst I would guess

I presently hunt the Forest Home area. I hunted the Pigeon Creek area in the late 80's and 90's. Much bigger deer in the Pigeon Creek area and was good turkey hunting back then as well. Pigeon Creek area used to have some sure enough bad roads.