What would you do?

[Rex]

I'm on 2500 ac near Rocksprings. Price is right and has a nice cabin but the land is severely over run with cedars and there is no cooperation from landowner to assist in the clearing. She will not sign contract. Long-term or even annual. NOTHING WRITTEN...NOTHING. She is 88 and not in great shape and has 3 kids (mid 40's-50's)that do not hunt. Just learned the ranch is for sale........Stay on and take ur chances.... or..... hit the road....What would you do?

[aggie2000tx]

I would not get on a lease that is for sale if you wanted to stay for a long time

[Bill M]

I'd look for greener pastures my self. Been through it b4 and we didn't win.

[Rex]

Been on for 3 years..Just went up for sale.

[trailboss]

Buy it!

Trailboss

[Rex]

Hey trailboss...guess I never thought of that..wish I could

[Shooter]

I think I would have to move on, too much uncertainty ahead.

[Swat791]

What Trailboss said...how much does she want for it. Details man.

[NateYJ]

Stay on but keep your eyes on another lease at the same time!!!

[holdem]

It will sell and will be hunted, trust me!

[Bowhuntamistad]

Maybe we can all pitch in and have our own ranch?

[JW]

RUUUUUNNNN !!!!!!!!!! Or do what TB said...

[Johnny Hydro]

start looking but stay on until the ranch is sold. You never know maybe the new owners will give you a hunting lease. it's worth a shot, not only that when they move in perhaps they may want some cedars cleared. Work for hunting privileges.

Atleast try to stick around and meet the new owners. JMO

[kornsqueezer]

Same situation years ago. Almost didn't get my stuff off after land sold. Make sure you take all game your are alloted.

[DRow]

Run Forest Run!