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We found a few beds among the thicket along with a number of rubs as pictured. Every year I find leases all over the state. If the market were such that clubs or LO's needed more hunters to purchase leases, it would make a lot of sense to ask on here. Southeastern Surry County lease with a lot of potential to be a larger buck destination- Between one major corn field included on the lease and totaling around 70 acres, the remainder of the property is in mixed stages of growth and timber. You would be better off looking in SC or Eastern NCI am looking for hunting land to lease in the middle part of the state, North Carolina. Rockingham county hunting lease. Is the land you are paying for really worth it? Im helping landowners find another hunter/hunters. I personally am hunting public land and pocketing what would be a lease cost to buy my own land. Only $4500 for 162 acres!!
Having been on this site for a few years, your first post lacked a lot of information about yourself and actually sounded like so many of the first timers who come on the site and ask the same question every year and most of them have done no research and are looking for a quick answer to an ever increasing problem. Gaston County, NC Hunting Leases. Good luck in your search.
Jordan and you, I have actually thought about that, I will get some North Carolina game management maps and research them. I have no need of a lease but am curious as to which county? While a smaller tract comparatively, there is absolutely no reason why this property should not produce. Well you find a lease with that acreage, be ready to pay $2500-$4000 more. More than half in timber/brush/cutover. Hunting land for lease in eastern nc. This tract has real potential to be a gold mine. I've hunted it last 3 seasons but giving it up because I've exceeded my hunting budget.
North Carolina Hunting Leases. And it's a free market after all. Larger tracts adjoins this property and was told they do manage their deer. Three points of gated access from roads-. I am a Sr. also, but join three clubs a year to have a place to hunt. If people aren't familiar with the current situation, it is probably eye-opening. There are pockets of pines, particular to the north following the creek. Mature oak draws and creeks comprise this tract with a number of bottlenecks and funnels that should be no-brainers for stand locations, particularly during the rut. It just isn't big enough for the type of hunting I regularly do. Much more limited pressure than any small lease or club that I've ever heard guys mention. Land to lease or hunt on. Yes I live in Transylvania county, mountainous, yet beautiful, but without the over abundance of game like the middle and eastern part of the state. Fill out this form and let our land specialists go to work for you. For $4000 a year I can go on 3 awesome trips where there really is game. There are two questions you must ask yourself though.
A small network of trails that would benefit from some trimming gets you to a small area in the center that would make for an ideal 5 acre plot with two ridges converging into it. It's less expensive and, (to me), more rewarding. And by that I mean $15-25/acre on average, sometimes more. That is the only option in my mind at this point for the money. You'll get the feeling of hunting "neighborhood bucks" towards the northern fringe but can easily disappear into much larger timber on the east side of the property. Nothing big maybe 100 to 200 acres. Eastern nc hunting land for lease. With no disrespect to the OP, it's ignorance of the current land situation. Tucked just outside the sprawl of Charlotte, this tract offers a larger bean field (around 40 acres) and some staggering densities of whitetail. If you just wanna Hunt, just go hunt public where you already paid your lease fee via your hunting license. Property was timbered around five years ago leaving behind many tops and cover around the field. While I do not know the specifics, this typically goes a lot further than if no practice of QDMA was in place. I can't justify that kind of money just to shoot a couple deer with nothing tangible to call my own. And I already own a large enough tract in the piedmont that many folks try to lease it. If this is all I get is smart reply's then I don't need to be on this sight.