I bought a oak clock and had an artist draw his farm on the face it took him about twenty minutes to figure out it was his farm. Now he shows that clock to everyone who comes in his house. This year I had a road kill buck mounted for him that he found in field harvesting. It was a 160 inch buck. Small price to pay to keep a good hunting area.

Gift certificate to Fleet Farm. He's not much of a steak dinner guy but he can always use some new gloves, rubber boots, etc.

I help 1 ,I give 2 gift certificts , 1 I give a doe after I tag it every few years $14 for a urban doe tag and several just want the deer shot I tryed and they thanked me but said save my money

We help out as much as we can where we can. My dad works on their cars when they break down, we use our brush hog to clear the weeds next to their driveway, we post the property with no trespassing signs, cleanup any trash that gets dumped on the land, keep trespassers out, and pretty much anything else they ask of us. With how hard it is to find a spot to hunt these days, especially for free, you pretty much have to do whatever it takes to keep the landowner happy. Funny thing is, we offer them meat and they don't want it. Ah well, more for us.