#1723600 - 01/13/10 02:04 PM
Questions about leasing
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vabuckbuster
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1. Is it generally acceptable with the owners to request that you be allowed to heavily post the property if it's not already?
2. Will they generally allow you to build stands or do most say carry in only?
3. I would assume that you have full rights to run anyone out?
4. what if you lease a place and then come season realize that it's over run with tresspassers....are the owners required to take any action or is it all on you?
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#1723661 - 01/13/10 02:33 PM
Re: Questions about leasing
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adamf5353
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1. Never had a problem posting signs, just don't go overboard.
2. Never had any issues with ladder stands, blinds, climbers.
3. No.. the landowner still has the right to let his buddy hunt for free if he wants so be sure to find out who if anyone has access. After all, they still OWN the land and have final say.
4. To me it's up to the leasee to take care of tresspassers. Reason being some leaser's just dont have the time or resources to chase after people. Get the GW involved if it's the case. In the end, you'll need the law anyway.
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#1724040 - 01/13/10 06:47 PM
Re: Questions about leasing
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good answers
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#1724052 - 01/13/10 06:54 PM
Re: Questions about leasing
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birddog
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every land owner is different. you need to ask the owner of the land you are wanting to lease those question.
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#1724093 - 01/13/10 07:10 PM
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cecil30-30
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Always ask if anyone else will be hunting it,cause it ain't right for you to be paying to hunt it,only for the owner to let his buddies hunt it for free..You don't want that..I've inquired a few differ leases that the owner was letting 1 or 2 other people hunt it for free..I said thanks but no thanks.
Edited by cecil30-30 (01/13/10 07:10 PM)
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#1724131 - 01/13/10 07:19 PM
Re: Questions about leasing
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richmanbarbeque
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Our lease the owners don't bring their friends to hunt. Matter of fact they hunt other properties but they have turkey rights, plus they like the fact that we let them hunt turkies at bsk's place.
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#1724324 - 01/13/10 08:13 PM
Re: Questions about leasing
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1. Is it generally acceptable with the owners to request that you be allowed to heavily post the property if it's not already?
2. Will they generally allow you to build stands or do most say carry in only?
3. I would assume that you have full rights to run anyone out?
4. what if you lease a place and then come season realize that it's over run with tresspassers....are the owners required to take any action or is it all on you?
Almost every lease is different. Whatever you and the land owner decide on "Get it in Writing". This will reduce the risk of conflict later on. If you and the land owner can't agree on different issues, the best time to find out is before money changes hands or commitments are made. IMO
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#1724555 - 01/13/10 09:13 PM
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Mossy Oak
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1. Is it generally acceptable with the owners to request that you be allowed to heavily post the property if it's not already?
2. Will they generally allow you to build stands or do most say carry in only?
3. I would assume that you have full rights to run anyone out?
4. what if you lease a place and then come season realize that it's over run with tresspassers....are the owners required to take any action or is it all on you?
I don't lease land, but if I did, there would be no way I would lease a piece of property where the landowner let others hunt it. If you're leasing it, you should be the one hunting it. I would definitely get something like that worked out before I leased land.
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#1724766 - 01/13/10 11:43 PM
Re: Questions about leasing
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BigSatt
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All of my lease agreements have the words "Exclusive right to hunt" on them, and this is explained and understood by all involved BEFORE proceeding with the lease.
Now, trespassers are a different issue all together. I've hunted and held leases in several states and this issue has come up more often than not. If you can get the landowners to help, that's great. But, the more that you can spread the word about the property being leased (neighbors, posted signs, game warden, etc.), the better off you will be in the long run. JMO.
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