View Poll Results: Hunt Club/Lease Dues
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Hunt Club/Lease Dues Poll
07-30-2009, 01:27 PM
#23
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: NW FLORIDA
Posts: 230
i'm in 4 clubs. $1000 for 1800acr only 7 members. $750 for 3500 acr with 15 members both clubs touch each other in southern alabama. plus i lease 200 acr at $500 for 3 members and i'm in a 3000acr lease in florida for $600............tony
08-01-2009, 07:18 AM
#24
Spike
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 11
We have 2280 acres and 10 members on our east Texas lease, we pay $850. I have 3 small boys (11yrs, 6yrs, and 4 yrs old) so they hunt with me. Only 1 other member has a young boy (11yrs) the others have children over the age of 18 so they are paying members if they hunt. The lease was mature hardwoods until 4yrs ago, now its a pine plantation. Plenty of deer, a few turkey that we don't shoot hoping to increase their numbers. Hogs are just beginning to show up so before long they will be everywhere on the lease.
Our county requires a 13" inside spread, so very few bucks have been taken in last 2 years. definately will help but sure is hard to pass up heavy 10pt cuz you aren't sure if he's 12.5 or 13!!! Try explaining that to a 6 yr old boy with a rifle!!!
Our county requires a 13" inside spread, so very few bucks have been taken in last 2 years. definately will help but sure is hard to pass up heavy 10pt cuz you aren't sure if he's 12.5 or 13!!! Try explaining that to a 6 yr old boy with a rifle!!!
Last edited by keadams; 08-04-2009 at 05:12 AM.
08-01-2009, 06:56 PM
#25
Typical Buck
Join Date: May 2006
Location:
Posts: 585
600 for about 1000 acres and 16 members. I've been a member for 6 years and my boys (now 13 and 10) have taken numerous deer, turkey, doves, and coyotes there. I enjoy hunting without worrying about the crazy folk on public land.
08-04-2009, 01:08 PM
#26
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Fauquier Co. VA
Posts: 231
In 1986, there were 430 hunters and sportsmen got togather to discuss forming a corporation and purchasing land for hunting purposes.
We purchased a piece of ground in Hardy county wv for the price of 2 million dollars, it was 11,687 acres. cost was 5,000 initial fee and 50.00 per year maintanance fee, we now own it and use it for hunting fishing camping and wood cutting
then in 1992 another tract came up for sale, 4200 acres plus, we again got togather and purchased it, intial fee was 6700.00 and another 50.00 maintanance fee. its paid for now so I hunt 16000+ acres for 100.00 per year and can take my family and 1 guest on either piece of land.
When I'm deceased my shares in the corporations will go to my estate or whomever I leave them to in my will.
RR
We purchased a piece of ground in Hardy county wv for the price of 2 million dollars, it was 11,687 acres. cost was 5,000 initial fee and 50.00 per year maintanance fee, we now own it and use it for hunting fishing camping and wood cutting
then in 1992 another tract came up for sale, 4200 acres plus, we again got togather and purchased it, intial fee was 6700.00 and another 50.00 maintanance fee. its paid for now so I hunt 16000+ acres for 100.00 per year and can take my family and 1 guest on either piece of land.
When I'm deceased my shares in the corporations will go to my estate or whomever I leave them to in my will.
RR
08-04-2009, 06:40 PM
#27
Fork Horn
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location:
Posts: 193
$925 for 43000 acres with 240 paying members in it. For the most part it is the same set up as Bryants club. Same land owners have the property it is busted up inabout 5 big clubs and a few more small clubs. Foley lands and timber own over a half million acres all toghether. If they cut out the hunting clubs we would have to hunt in the wmas.
