My south Texas lease between freer and Laredo in 1976 was $150. And now you'd be lucky to find a good quality lease there for $15,000. Too many rich Lawyers and doctors hunting now and regular old Joe can't keep up with the price increases.
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Last word regarding my thread and the increase.
We have a great lease and I agree its a fair price. I didn't mean to imply that we are unhappy with the cost just the surprise increase.
For two years I was without a lease and spent $5,000 for a weekend (each year) hunt including meals and lodging. Killed an axis and a black buck, no whitetails.
A weekend verse year round access doesn't compare but it was cheaper! Didn't have to pay for gas, corn, protein, food, beverages, etc.......all year round. With that said, I prefer the year round lease.
Thanks for everyones thoughts.
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Lease cost going up .........
Originally posted by topduarte View PostI pay about $1000 a year on hunting.
Even if I did have the money for a lease, I still would not do it.
Just my $0.02
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You say that now. If that money is there so is the temptation and possible want to compared to not having a choice..
My 2 centsLast edited by Smart; 09-06-2018, 06:29 AM.
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When you improve the land...you have raised its value for the owner.. and you paid to do it... all for the chance at some big deer.. which you worked hard to manage, spent money to feed, went years without shooting ...all for the hopes of a shot at a mature el grande...
but usually.. right when you realize...this is the el grande year... the land owner realizes.. this is the el grande year... and hes worth more than that basket rack 8 points you had when you first got on and paid peanuts...
and he's right.
congratulations.
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Originally posted by TWarren View PostLeasing will be the death of hunting. No way I'd ever pay the prices asked for a lease just to sit in the same stand all season for tiny Texas deer.
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