Tips and advice for managing hunting leases
Almost every hunting-lease article repeats the same sentence: your state recreational use statute protects you, but charging a fee may weaken that protection. We read the statutes in twenty states…
Most hunters looking for a lease start in the wrong place. One timber company alone owns roughly 10.4 million acres — and a large share is leased to hunting clubs …
Every season, the same story lands in our inbox: a hunter wires a “deposit” for a 300-acre lease that looked perfect in the photos, then the landowner stops answering the …
You leased your land to one hunter. Three months later, there are strangers you've never met setting up stands on your back ridge. Here's how to stop it…
A handshake deal isn't enough to protect your property or your income. A well-written hunting lease agreement is your most important tool for establishing clear expectations, preventing disputes, and providing …
West Virginia landowners are earning $1,500-$7,000/year from hunting leases—is your property sitting idle? Learn what hunters pay in your county, understand WV lease laws, and discover how to turn unused …
Most landowners assume their farm or homeowner's insurance covers hunting leases—but it usually doesn't. This comprehensive guide breaks down what your current insurance actually covers, what hunting lease liability insurance …
Liability is the #1 concern stopping landowners from leasing their property for hunting. The good news? State laws and proper lease agreements provide strong protection. Learn how Recreational Use Statutes …
Wondering what to charge for your hunting lease? Learn the exact formula landowners use to price leases by state, acreage, and features. Includes real examples and a simple calculator approach.
"Ready to turn your property into a profitable asset this hunting season? Our comprehensive guide walks you through everything you need to know about leasing your land for hunting. We …
