Land Leasing Q's
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Fork Horn
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I am very interested in leasing some land in Iowa. I live in the northeastern part of the state. Leasing land is very new to me, so i had some questions. How much does it usually cost per acre? What rights do you usually get, such as are you usually allowed to add food plots and what not?
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Not sure about the great state of Iowa, but I lease land here in NE Indiana.
I'd say average around here is $10/acre..I pay a ΒΌ of that with a few friends. We were told there was going to be a food plot if farming/weather/time permitted. In my opinion..they had time..but we did not get a food plot. On the other hand, I shot 3 deer with my bow, and 2 with my muzzleloader...who needs a food plot when there are 35+ deer per square mile?!
I'd say average around here is $10/acre..I pay a ΒΌ of that with a few friends. We were told there was going to be a food plot if farming/weather/time permitted. In my opinion..they had time..but we did not get a food plot. On the other hand, I shot 3 deer with my bow, and 2 with my muzzleloader...who needs a food plot when there are 35+ deer per square mile?!
#4
I would advise you to look in your local paper..or the local paper in the area you are looking for. Also drive around and talk to some farmers...and talk to the local DNR officer. Using a commerical company to lease land off of will jack up the price. Just do some homework on available land..and save money.
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From: Mid West Indiana, USA
Just had a thought that I am going to persue here in Indiana. Go talk to you local Farm Bureau Co OP. They may be able to point you towards some farmers that are possably looking for someone to hunt because of crop damage.
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