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RecreationLandLease.com is an online destination enabling landowners to lease their property hunting rights to responsible hunters and outdoorsmen.
Land Owners - You have the land. Profit from it. RecreationLand Lease enables landowners to lease their property hunting rights to responsible hunters and outdoorsmen. Recreation Land
Sportsmen/Hunters - Find your next great hunting spot using our search tools to find hunting leases for properties in your area. We take care of the rest including the standard hunting lease contract with the land owner. Liability insurance is included in every one of our hunting leases to protect both you and the land owner. We are adding new properties available for hunting leases daily! Check out all of our available properties now to find deer leases, turkey leases and other popular hunting leases in your favorite hunting areas.
Visit us at the Deerassic Classic in Cambridge, Ohio August 6-7, 2010. Register on our email list at our booth or on our web site for a chance to win a free trail camera!
How does a hunting lease work?
- A hunting lease typically involves granting exclusive hunting rights to a group of hunters, normally for a period of one year. Recreation Land Lease utilizes a standard hunting lease contract which provides the land owner ample opportunity to customize the hunting lease to their needs. Some of the areas that are typically customized are;
- No hunting areas on the property
- No hunting days of the week
- Whether any improvements can be made to the property by the hunting party, such as food plots
- Types of game that can be hunted, bag limits, or size limitations
- Types of hunting that are allowed on the property (gun, archery, etc.)
- Maximum number of hunters sharing the lease or allowed on the property at one time
- Pre-visit notification requirements
- Hunting rights reserved for property owners or property owner's family
- Limitations on use of ATVs or camping
Land Owners - You have the land. Profit from it. Recreation
Sportsmen/Hunters - Find your next great hunting spot using our search tools to find hunting leases for properties in your area. We take care of the rest including the standard hunting lease contract with the land owner. Liability insurance is included in every one of our hunting leases to protect both you and the land owner. We are adding new properties available for hunting leases daily! Check out all of our available properties now to find deer leases, turkey leases and other popular hunting leases in your favorite hunting areas.
Visit us at the Deerassic Classic in Cambridge, Ohio August 6-7, 2010. Register on our email list at our booth or on our web site for a chance to win a free trail camera!
How does a hunting lease work?
- A hunting lease typically involves granting exclusive hunting rights to a group of hunters, normally for a period of one year. Recreation Land Lease utilizes a standard hunting lease contract which provides the land owner ample opportunity to customize the hunting lease to their needs. Some of the areas that are typically customized are;
- No hunting areas on the property
- No hunting days of the week
- Whether any improvements can be made to the property by the hunting party, such as food plots
- Types of game that can be hunted, bag limits, or size limitations
- Types of hunting that are allowed on the property (gun, archery, etc.)
- Maximum number of hunters sharing the lease or allowed on the property at one time
- Pre-visit notification requirements
- Hunting rights reserved for property owners or property owner's family
- Limitations on use of ATVs or camping
We started RecreationLandLease.com for a few simple reasons;
- We love the outdoors and spending time hunting
- In many states, most public land is heavily pressured, reducing quality game available
- Hunting on public lands can be dangerous since you don't always know who may be around you
- It is becoming more difficult to find private property owners that are willing to allow hunters on their property due to liability concerns