Hunting Guides & Blog

The hunting community needs you. Every single hunter out there now that calls themselves a long-time hunter started right where you are now. It’s up to us to extend an open hand to these new folks that only want the same chance that we had, but never had someone to show them how. Read more

Hunting lease land can change the game for hunters, and maybe more importantly, for land owners as well. Leasing your own property allows you to retain ownership, keep it in your name, and even help you to pay property taxes on it, especially if it is not working farmland. Read more

The goal: to alleviate the most common issue of sporting men and women across the United States and Canada and stem the lack of access to hunting and fishing sites, which is the number one reason North Americans stop or don’t participate in these activities at all. Read more

In this new day and age since the turn of the century with the incredible upgrades to firearms, ammunition, and especially bows and arrows, it is paramount that we get things right to make sure that our favorite game is always there for future generations. Our forefathers would have never dreamed that it would be required to purchase a “hunting license” to do what always came naturally to them, but even they must have realized that without common hunter education, coinciding with the supremely advanced tools that we now have at our disposal, the animals were being overmatched. Read more

For the hunter who is willing to pay—but not be overcharged—how will he or she know what a fair price is? Renting a piece of property is not the same as owning it, but the price paid to do so must be in line with the use of it. Read more

At some point, it will be time to stop looking and ask some basic questions. There are many hunters who desire and seek out hunting land leases as a way to create a situation for themselves that includes exclusive hunting rights to an area that they finally can call “their own.” Since your dream spot isn’t going to happen without some kind of effort, and yes, money, you will need to start by asking yourself the hardest questions. The least of which being “am I ready to own or lease?” Read more