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Post by cambygsp on Dec 18, 2006 15:30:50 GMT -5
County?
Someone on here had a leased spot in Morgan County last year ..... I am looking at a spot and was wondering if it's the same place?
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Post by mullis56 on Dec 18, 2006 16:54:27 GMT -5
I thought you were anit-leasing? It really isn't a bad idea.
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Post by cambygsp on Dec 19, 2006 4:50:25 GMT -5
I am.......but I'm more pro hunting.
I have a group of guys that want to do this so we are attempting to put something togather.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 19, 2006 6:03:46 GMT -5
Dang, Camby is going to ruin hunting by jumping on a lease. Who would have thunk it??? What is the world coming too. I guess it would be useless to go back and cut and paste all the things he's said about leasers and lease brokers?  ?? LOL |
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Post by cambygsp on Dec 19, 2006 6:19:21 GMT -5
You know what they say...................If you can't beat em.................
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Post by cambygsp on Dec 19, 2006 6:23:37 GMT -5
By the way, we looked at the place in Morgan County last night, I was not impressed.
It's 500 acre but completly surrounded by houses and right outside the Patton Lake area. Not very much road frontage and lots of the woods has been logged HEAVILY....making lots of th land un huntable being that houses are so close. We were down there from 4pm till dark and seen 5 deer in a field.
We just drove around and didnt get out and do any scouting, I can't imagine how one could keep all the folks in the houses off the land....still looking!
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Post by Deleted on Dec 19, 2006 6:58:53 GMT -5
Do some food plots and work the land to improve it, and wait. That's what leesors normally do. Leases aren't a dime a dozen and you have to take what's available.
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Post by Decatur on Dec 19, 2006 7:02:46 GMT -5
aren't a dime a dozen and you have to take what's available. No, actually they are $1,000 a for a half dozen. Thank you middle men!  |
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Post by drs on Dec 19, 2006 7:36:23 GMT -5
Do some food plots and work the land to improve it, and wait. That's what leesors normally do. Leases aren't a dime a dozen and you have to take what's available. In other words, you're saying "Do all the work plus the expense of the food plots, at Hunter's expense, not counting the lease fee, while the landowner & "Middleman" does nothing but collect money on the landowner's "improved ground". Sound to me like those Hunters will be doing more work than Hunting and at their expense. As "Decatur" says: Thank you middle men! |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 19, 2006 8:21:01 GMT -5
No David, you could do neither if you want. You can take the easy road and quit hunting if you want. And of course get on the Internet and blame it all on a lease or lease broker and landowner. Here it is real simple. Lots of people looking for hunting rights on property. I have a list of at least 300 guys that want a good lease RIGHT NOW if I can find one that suits them. Most of those people just want to hunt, they do do the Internet whining thing about where the money goes. IF someone can find them a spot, and the end price is within their price range, then they are more than happy to take the lease. Most leases now days go to groups set up to afford the price. And all of them want the same thing--long term and the ability to work food plots. That is at their own expense, as they are leasing hunting rights, and food plots are essential to just hunt. Heck, with Camby entering into a lease, the next thing you know, he'll be finding leases for others. Camby, the lease broker? |
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Post by drs on Dec 19, 2006 8:43:17 GMT -5
No David, you could do neither if you want. You can take the easy road and quit hunting if you want. And of course get on the Internet and blame it all on a lease or lease broker and landowner. Here it is real simple. Lots of people looking for hunting rights on property. I have a list of at least 300 guys that want a good lease RIGHT NOW if I can find one that suits them. Most of those people just want to hunt, they do do the Internet whining thing about where the money goes. IF someone can find them a spot, and the end price is within their price range, then they are more than happy to take the lease. Most leases now days go to groups set up to afford the price. And all of them want the same thing--long term and the ability to work food plots. That is at their own expense, as they are leasing hunting rights, and food plots are essential to just hunt. Heck, with Camby entering into a lease, the next thing you know, he'll be finding leases for others. Camby, the lease broker? Thanks for your reply, "Timex". But I have a better method in securing hunting property....I am going to buy some! ;D |
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Post by hunter7x on Dec 19, 2006 9:30:17 GMT -5
Anyone read the article in bowhunter mag with Pete Shipley ? His main concern for the future of hunting.....leasing of private land. LOL That outta stir things up today on here !  |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 19, 2006 9:45:13 GMT -5
Anyone read the article in bowhunter mag with Pete Shipley ? His main concern for the future of hunting.....leasing of private land. LOL That outta stir things up today on here ! Wonder how many leases Pete Shipley has hunted on? ?? |
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Post by hunter7x on Dec 19, 2006 9:46:47 GMT -5
I'm guessing from some of the numbers he was throwing around and comments like I only have one airplane left and I just bought a helicopter...Pete's not hurting for land to hunt on !
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Post by cambygsp on Dec 19, 2006 9:47:28 GMT -5
We considered buying but the investment is just too great. We are planning a management program, we will be meeting after the first of the year to discuss the rules
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Post by Deleted on Dec 19, 2006 9:52:23 GMT -5
We considered buying but the investment is just too great. We are planning a management program, we will be meeting after the first of the year to discuss the rules Dang, the worlds coming to an end!!! OK, in case it doesn't end for awhile, I've got 605 acres in Pike Co., Ind that is looking for some hunters. Holler if your interested. |
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Post by swilk on Dec 19, 2006 9:58:55 GMT -5
Im interested.
PM me detais please.
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Post by nwhuntguy on Dec 19, 2006 13:36:09 GMT -5
Not to Hijack your thread Camby, but I am also looking for some ground to lease for a group of hunters. We are in NW Indiana though. If anybody knows of anything up in this area please let me know. Thanks
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Post by bschwein on Dec 19, 2006 15:04:25 GMT -5
Not all people can afford to buy ground. So if you want to hunt someplace without having to worry about everyone else then Lease the ground. If you dont care about that then save your money. I have to admit its nice not worrying if someone has got there before you, or get there extra early just to have somebody show up at daylight. *****FOR ALL PEOPLE WHO LEASE, PLEASE DON'T RUIN IT FOR THE NEXT GUY*******
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Post by jackryan on Dec 20, 2006 2:38:32 GMT -5
In one thread you've got a yeehaw going on about rifles in deer season and how great it is to get all kinds of new hunters, even the women and kids out in the woods with rifles.
Then in nearly the next thread gripes and complaints about leasing, middle men, and lack of enough ground to support the hunters out there right now.
Do people use their brains for anything beyond cushioning their seat any more?
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