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Having been on this site for a few years, your first post lacked a lot of information about yourself and actually sounded like so many of the first timers who come on the site and ask the same question every year and most of them have done no research and are looking for a quick answer to an ever increasing problem. If you have the money and don't mind dropping $5-6k on a lease, then you shouldn't have an issue finding somewhere to hunt. With no disrespect to the OP, it's ignorance of the current land situation. Deer hunting land for lease in nc. Every year I find leases all over the state. Thanks, Nuclearguard. Fill out this form and let our land specialists go to work for you. Gaston County, NC Hunting Leases. Im helping landowners find another hunter/hunters. A lot of hunters have leases.
The reality is that hunting land in NC, especially the Central region is scarce and good hunting land is expensive. Three points of gated access from roads-. If you just wanna Hunt, just go hunt public where you already paid your lease fee via your hunting license. It's less expensive and, (to me), more rewarding. If people aren't familiar with the current situation, it is probably eye-opening.
Much more limited pressure than any small lease or club that I've ever heard guys mention. And it's a free market after all. Hunting land for lease in nc. I hate to be the perpetual smart ass regarding hunting leases, but I cannot understand the logic behind asking a bunch of deer hunters, many whom are desperate for leases themselves, where to find a lease? I can't justify that kind of money just to shoot a couple deer with nothing tangible to call my own.
Ass remarks from my so called hunting brothers. Sign was evident, albeit likely a slightly lower density than in and around more agricultural areas. If in wrong area please move... 107 acres in Rockingham county. Nc hunting land for leave me alone. You'll get the feeling of hunting "neighborhood bucks" towards the northern fringe but can easily disappear into much larger timber on the east side of the property. I would appreciate any input or suggestions ya'll may have. More than half in timber/brush/cutover. Not likely gonna happen unless you know someone. There are two questions you must ask yourself though. In fact, I have already been contacted by a guy about leasing some land for next deer season in a central NC county. Ample atv trails supply easy access from multiple directions of this farm.
For $4000 a year I can go on 3 awesome trips where there really is game. While a smaller tract comparatively, there is absolutely no reason why this property should not produce. Also, leases and private spots come and go, but if you find a couple of those "special" spots on public, you've got years and years of good hunting that may never have another person hunting it, or at least limited pressure. I personally am hunting public land and pocketing what would be a lease cost to buy my own land. That is the only option in my mind at this point for the money. North Carolina Deer Hunting Leases | Integrity Outfitters and Leasing. We are working diligently in firming up a number of North Carolina properties. There are pockets of pines, particular to the north following the creek. I'm not stopping hunting and I dang sure ain't paying someone elses taxes for them and then some to shoot some deer. And I already own a large enough tract in the piedmont that many folks try to lease it. I didn't think I would get smart-. While I do not know the specifics, this typically goes a lot further than if no practice of QDMA was in place.
I am now a senior citizen, it cost me 5 dollars to hunt and fish in my home state, I for once would like to take advantage of that and hunt in my home state. Is the land you are paying for really worth it? A small network of trails that would benefit from some trimming gets you to a small area in the center that would make for an ideal 5 acre plot with two ridges converging into it. Rockingham county hunting lease. Good luck in your search. This property should exceed any expectations of a property this size. Just for clarification, no one was trying to be a smart ass. Kinda like picking up a used farm implement.
I see land for lease all the time once season goes out. I've hunted it last 3 seasons but giving it up because I've exceeded my hunting budget. Who else would you ask about a deer lease, the girl running checkout at Food Lion? So it stands to reason that if you're willing to pay the going rate, you could just ask around to a bunch of hunters and pick one up. Are you willing to pay? Mature oak draws and creeks comprise this tract with a number of bottlenecks and funnels that should be no-brainers for stand locations, particularly during the rut.
Not all land is created equal. And by that I mean $15-25/acre on average, sometimes more. No thanks, I will pass. If this is all I get is smart reply's then I don't need to be on this sight. Maybe some honest sportsman might help me or give me suggestions and point me in the right directions. I am a Sr. also, but join three clubs a year to have a place to hunt. It's not hard to find land to hunt. We found a few beds among the thicket along with a number of rubs as pictured. This tract has real potential to be a gold mine.