Hunting rental agreements
Living the Country Life Radio Program
If you've got land, chances are you've also got deer, pheasants and other wild game. Chances are also good someone in an orange vest will knock at your door one day and ask if they can hunt on your property. While a handshake between hunter and landowner may once have been sufficient, today it's a good idea to have hunters sign a legal agreement. And while a package of deer sausage may once have been payment enough, today's hunting rights start around $5 per acre. But a deer sausage "thank you" is still a nice touch!
Radio interview source: Jim Farrell, president and CEO, Farmer's National Company
Learn more about allowing hunting on your land:
National Hunting Leases: This company allows landowners to place hunting rights up for bid in an eBay-style auction. Hunters bid, the landowner makes the final decision, and both parties sign a legal agreement.
Hunging on your land: If you decide to allow others to hunt on your property, remember that planning and communication are the keys to a safe hunting experience.
What's at stake if you open your land to private recreation?: Here are some important things to consider before allowing others to hunt on your land.
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