kickin_buck

$20 an acres in Illinois unless you are in the triangle like Salukipv1 stated and then there is no limit!

bryant1

North florida, Club is60,000 acres. Itsabout 2.5 dollars an acre. I couldn't ever imagine paying over 4-5 an acre. Mostresidents around herefrequently complain about how high club dues are- I guess it is all in supply and demand?13 years ago the paper company lethunters onover 400,000 acres for40 dollars a year. Now the vast acreage is split into 4 hunting clubs

Snook384

Lafayette county lease: 12,700 acres/50 hunters@1000 dollars each=3.93 dollars and acre

Broward county lease: 1,100 acre/14 hunters@33,000 dollars each=420 dollars an acre


I guess in Florida it all has to do with location.

btw I have the top lease and sure as hell can not afford the second one but it does make ya think about buying some land to lease down south.

Mizzouhunter

Don't personally lease it, but in Northeast MO, afriend leases 400 acres for $10/acre.

kevin1

I don't lease, and never will.Leasing is the cancer of huntingandit only gets worse with each passing year.If you can afford to leaseyou can afford to buy, and in the end it will be all yours.

cjwink

6,000 Acres in MS for 750.00 per person.. 50 Members in the camp.. = 6.25 per acre per member...

A11en

In North Carolina we lease two parcels. One is about 800 acres the other 400 and we pay between $7 - $9 per acre.

PYbuckhunter

I lease a 80 acre piece in south central Wisconsin. Of which 35 acres is woods/marsh and the other 45 is field. Marginal hunting land, but I don't have to put up with any other hunters. Another plus is,the neighbor does not hunt. I pay $450 a calender year for it.

bigangrychicken

people here in south Ark are complaining about paying 2.75/acre.

caza

B/inlaw pay approx 18.00$ an acre for 6200 acres and wants more. but he also subs out enough to pay his way free