lease cost

[TXbowman]

I'm a teacher in San Antonio. This year I lost the family place I've always hunted on. After sitting out this year I'm really wanting to get a lease next season. I don't necessarily need anything huge and spectacular. I'm hoping somebody can give me an idea about what to expect for the cost. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.

[BigD]

i paid 3500 in Rock Springs and now pay 1800 in Uvalde

[West Texican]

All depends on size and location. Thing is, a bad lease often costs just as much as a good one.

[Reaper33]

the prices can range from 1200 to several thousands of dollars. you just have to look around and see what you like best. maybe try using that website that one of our members put together.

[Reaper33]

http://leasewall.com/

[Redneck Archer]

in the same boat you are. lost our place this year as well.

we are looking.

[West Texican]

Am looking in the Rolling Plains. Leads, any one?

[Codie]

I'm a teacher in San Antonio. This year I lost the family place I've always hunted on. After sitting out this year I'm really wanting to get a lease next season. I don't necessarily need anything huge and spectacular. I'm hoping somebody can give me an idea about what to expect for the cost. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.

just depends - there are leases anywhere from $500 - $10K in our area

[DanielSchindler]

looking as well. somewhere in west texas would be nice. from north of lubbock to south of odessa, just me and my father in law

[Todd-ty729]

A good rule of thumb is to base the lease on a per acre number.

I see many that show a lease as so much per hunter or whatever.

Some idiot will have 200 acres and want to charge 4 guys $2k per hunter or some such number. That is $40 per acre which is rediculous.

All this will vary depending on the area you want to hunt in.

Generally a good piece of property will fetch at least $8-12 per acre on the bottom end and go up from there.

Small tracts can vary alot.

More acres will generally net you a lesser per acre amount.

[TX_Hoghunter]

Outside of Harper. 800 acres. 8 people. Bow hunting only. $1750 + protein.

-john

[Hart8]

Check out the I.G.A. Grocery store bulletin board in Ballinger 'bout April. Unbelievable some o' the deals out there nowadays.Good luck.

[Sean]

Check out the I.G.A. Grocery store bulletin board in Ballinger 'bout April. Unbelievable some o' the deals out there nowadays.Good luck.

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[BNUTZ KILLIN]

I have 2 places. Throckmorton is $1280 for 1280 acres and my panhandle lease is $2550 for 4000 acres. Both places have 8 people on them.

[txhunter83]

a good rule of thumb is to base the lease on a per acre number.

I see many that show a lease as so much per hunter or whatever.

Some idiot will have 200 acres and want to charge 4 guys $2k per hunter or some such number. That is $40 per acre which is rediculous.

All this will vary depending on the area you want to hunt in.

Generally a good piece of property will fetch at least $8-12 per acre on the bottom end and go up from there.

Small tracts can vary alot.

More acres will generally net you a lesser per acre amount.

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