For landowners

Your ground can pay for itself.

List for free, set your own price and rules, and approve every hunter before they set foot on the place.

What it costs you

Nothing. That is the whole answer.

There is no listing fee and no commission on what you earn. The price you set is the price you get. HuntLease makes its money from hunter subscriptions, not from landowners, so we are not a broker taking a cut of your lease.

What you control

You set the terms, all of them

Price and lease length

Yearly, seasonal or by the day. Set the rate yourself, or use the calculator to see what comparable ground goes for in your county.

Dates and who comes

Block the dates you want the place to yourself, cap the number of hunters, and approve or decline every booking request before it is confirmed.

The rules on your land

ATVs, tree stands, camping, food plots, guests. Write your rules into the listing so hunters agree to them before they ask.

How it works

Five steps from listing to paid

Set your price

Use the free calculator for a county-level estimate, or name your own number.
Create the listing

Photos, description, acreage, game, habitat, rules and availability. It takes a few minutes.
Receive requests

Hunters find the listing and send a booking request. You are notified straight away.
Approve or decline

Nothing is confirmed without you. Message the hunter first if you want to size them up.
Get paid

Payment runs through Stripe Connect and lands in your bank account. No invoicing.

Free tool

What is your ground actually worth?

Most landowners guess, and most guess low. The calculator takes your state, county, acreage, game, habitat and amenities and gives you a range to price against — no account needed.

Estimate your price

What it asks for

State and total acreage
Game species on the property
Habitat and food sources
Amenities: lodging, water, stands, trails

Worth knowing

Leasing land carries real liability

Most states have a recreational-use statute that limits a landowner's liability, but taking lease money can change how it applies to you. Read your own state's wording, put your rules in writing, and consider a policy written for hunting leases.

See a sample lease agreement

Hunting Lease Liability Insurance

A hunting lease can expose you to liability for injuries on your land. Affordable coverage is available through the American Hunting Lease Association.

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Put your acres to work.

Listing is free and takes a few minutes. You can change the price, the dates or the rules whenever you like, and take the listing down just as easily.

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