“angling opportunities abound!”
The 377-acre Turkey Ridge Wildlife Area is located in Brown Township, Vinton County. It is approximately three miles south of the village of New Plymouth on State Route 328. The area consists predominantly of clear-cut woodland within the Appalachian Foothills Focus Area, connects to Zaleski State Forest , and will be managed to provide forestland habitat. Turkey Ridge provides access to Raccoon Creek allowing angling opportunities for largemouth bass, bullhead catfish, and bluegill. It also provides excellent hunting opportunities for rabbit, deer, turkey, grouse, and squirrel.
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