Sure, but there's millions of public ground acres in huge tracts that you don't have to worry one wit about. Whytake on the hassle of owning one?Buying a piece and dealing with people who can't stay out is not my idea of living.

A friend owns a good piece of ground in a killer whitetail area of Ohio. No one really hunts it that knows anything although several do. He was in a neighboring town. While in a hunting store, he overheard the guys who runs the place making arrangements with a client to hunt HIS PLACE. I have personally run into belligerent idiots there. No permission at all. Her doesn't do anything because he fears they will burn the house down we use on the property.

No thanks not the way I want to live.