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OHIO
Holmes County
Wildlife Officer:
Rod Tennant
(330) 644-3802 X3202
Killbuck Marsh Wildlife Area
This 5,492-acre wildlife area is in parts of Wayne
and Holmes counties. This area extends north from Holmesville to three
miles south of Wooster. Killbuck Marsh is between state Route 83 in the
east and state Route 226 to the west.
Known for its marshes and swamps, this U-shaped valley varies in elevation
from 840 feet at the floor of Killbuck Creek to nearly 1,000 feet on
hillsides that parallel the valley floor. Permanent wildlife cover has
been established through plantings of thousands of trees and shrubs, which
has helped create good deer habitat.
Killbuck Marsh Wildlife Area is 35 miles from Mansfield and Akron, and is
55 miles from Cleveland. County and township roads provide good access to
most of the area, and small parking lots are scattered throughout the
wildlife area.
Their are no public boating areas greater than 50 acres.
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