Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely not. Our goal is to open private land that hasn’t been hunted before. We are in business to open land, not take it. By showing landowners we are transparent and our business process is effective and finely tuned, many are learning this is a great method to allow for us to use their property. The only occasion where it might look like we have done this is when a landowner contacts us that is tired of managing it, which we will then try to renew it with the existing hunters.

Simply add it to your cart, purchase it, and in a few days we will begin sending documents for you to sign. Once all documents have been signed by your party and payment has cleared the property is yours to hunt.

All leases expire on different dates. If you have a current lease check your license document.

Yes as long as the landowner was happy with the arrangement and payment was received on time

You need to provide us with the names after you purchase. You cannot add hunters during a term but you can at renewal up to the maximum allowed.

Per Group.

No but it does give you early access to go see and  purchase prior to going live on the website. Properties go very fast and our Early Bird Memberships are a great resource to secure a lease.

Depends, in some cases the landowner wants contact prior to you purchasing, in other cases they don’t want any contact.

Absolutely and we recommend it. In some cases you will meet up with the landowner and we coordinate that meeting, in other cases you’re able to go scout the property on your own by scheduling the time and date with us.

No, we have hundreds of requests to do that. We do have an Early Bird membership you can pay for and it will notify you immediately when a property opens or is added and gives you 7 days early access to view it and decide if you want it, before it goes live on the website to the general public.

No we don’t offer this as most leesee’s already have a group they hunt with.

When a landowner signs an agreement with us we decide at that time how many hunters to put on the property. We call them the primary hunters. The landowner also selects whether or not immediate family can hunt with them. This would be your spouse and children under 18. Children over 18 would be considered a primary hunter. They also select if they are allowing one guest per member to come during non big game seasons. Guests are not allowed to shoot big game or turkeys. Landowners may or may not set the total maximum number of hunters, guests, family that can be present at any given time on the property. This info can be found on the property page on the website.

Yes and No, The landowner can select to limit any animal they wish, they can select if the want you to use a shared bag limit where the spouse and kids harvest count towards the primary hunters harvest. They can also select to limit bucks and does and or the size of the bucks allowed to be harvested. This info can be found on the property page on the website.

A corporate lease allows for up to a maximum number of hunters to be present at any given time. Guests are allowed for all seasons unless spelled out otherwise on the property page on the website.

 No but they are all required to fill out a liability release waiver and send it to us before stepping foot on the property and it’s your responsibility to explain and go over the properties requirements for use.

Unfortunately we have no control over this and cannot refund you in this case.

You must get permission from the landowner or us before establishing a food plot. They can never be placed in tillable or farmed areas. Feeders are allowed if state law allows for them.

Trimming shooting lanes is allowed, cutting trees down is not allowed.

Yes but all must be removed if you don’t renew or you will be billed for removal.

Off roading or joy riding isn’t allowed. Using them to retrieve your harvest, fill feeders, getting to and from your stand is allowed. If you have a road already on site use it, if going through a crop field stay as close to the fence as possible and always use the same route.

If the property sells during your lease term, you will receive a prorated refund based on the following schedule:

100% refund - If sale occurs before hunting season opens

90% refund - During first 30 days of season

85% refund - Between days 31-60 of season

80% refund - Between days 61-90 of season

70% refund - Between days 91-120 of season

40% refund - After 120 days into season

All refunds will be processed and paid within 30 days of notifying you of the property sale.

You have 30 days to remove all items once notified.

We have no other fees at this time.

We tell hunters to always assume that livestock may be present even if the property does not have livestock on it. Livestock can break through fences and they will destroy equipment. It is up to you to protect & secure your gear or risk having to replace it at your expense. If a property does not have livestock present it will state this on the property page on the website. Livestock management requires that they be moved around at different times of the year and there is no schedule provided for doing so. content

No, not without written consent of the landowner and filed with us beforehand.

No, not without written consent of the landowner and filed with us beforehand.

• Most people who use us have never allowed hunting and dont want to keep up with it all or have the experience or resources to do it effectively. 
• By using our service you are ensuring that a professional service that is skilled and knowledgable in this area is working for you. 
• Keeping a property licensed every year is difficult, we have thousands of hunters on our site every month looking for that special place and our service maintains all the records of people entering and using your property and we communicate your wishes through documentation so that no stone is left unturned. Everything is 100% transparent and verifiable. 
• We also provide a General Liability policy that covers hunting/fishing related accidents that may occur including fires. This policy is backed by Lloyds of London. Contrary to what most landowners believe most often their farm and ranch policy do not cover these things. 
• Some landowners want one phone number to call to express changes or needs.
• Up Front Payment in Full and on time.

 If you suspect that the group isnt following the rules, you call us and we can have a discussion with them. Hunters do want to return to a property and our experience is they do follow the rules but mistakes can happen. Once brought to their attention it usually never happens again and of course if your not happy with the group they will not be allowed to renew the property.

Generally in most cases: Hunters have jobs, they have spouses and children. They have prime hunting times of the year where they will be using your property often. An example is during deer rifle season. A hunter may take part of his vacation and be on the property for 7-14 days in a row. Hunters usually are afield on average a total of 45-60 days per year. You wont see them all the time, and in fact because they are hunting very early or late afternoon many times you wont even see them. They are present on weekends and usually have jobs to go back to. Many of them save vacation for family trips and only use a partial amount of that for hunting.

When a property is purchased we capture the hunters names up to the maximum allowed by you. This information is transferred to the hunting license document and provided back to the hunters and sent to the landowner. Hunters are required to have this license with them at all times. If you see someone you dont know, you can introduce yourself and ask to see the license, then verify their name. You can also look at the back window of any vehicle inside your property and see if they have a current sticker attached to the window. If you allow guests on your property, they must be with a licensed person at all times.

Yes you do and all hunter contact info is also provided.

Yes we absolutely do and in fact so can you before allowing them access. We are not like others where anyone who has paid a membership fee can set foot on your property before you have had the opportunity to meet them

Yes, licensee’s are required to have their guests fill out the waiver and submit it to us before they can go on your property.

We have increased our net margin twice in 23 years. One of those times was due to insurance coverage. If you want to increase your price we ask that you notify us in advance so that we can implement it before the property renews. We always give the current group of hunters the option to keep the property at the new price.

First of all we give you the option to limit harvests in our agreement with you to alleviate this concern. Hunters today seek trophy animals that are rare and difficult to find. Some hunters will go 3-5 years and never take an animal. Hunters directly benefit the herd thru management and food sources not commonly available on a property.