Leasing Your Ground

Leasing all or part of your ground? Hunting Land Consulting can help you set performance expectations and show you how to enforce them.

We have discovered that every lessee knows what to say to get access to the ground. We have also heard a variety of excuses, like "I misjudged him" or "It was his first deer, I did not have the heart to say no." When lessees are looking at a deer in the field, more often than not, the rules go out the window.

If you do not have a set of rules to achieve your goals, you will not get the results you have been working so hard for. When it comes to Habitat Management, refundable performance deposits are the key.

Some hunters may be screaming in protest, but trust us when we say that the attitude to take should be: If you don't play nice, you pay. This ensures that non-shooter type deer are still walking and growing at the end of the season, and your property is restored to its previous condition. It also gives your lessees a year to think about how much bigger that one has grown by next hunting season.

Achieve your goals with sound professional hunting lease advice.