All the sites I have checked have none available in Texas. Is it too early or too late to find one?
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Originally posted by jrfan View PostAll the sites I have checked have none available in Texas. Is it too early or too late to find one?
The best thing to do for that is contact the Timber Companies. Most know what they have to lease. Rather than wait for then to be posted.
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The timber companies in Polk County where I hunt are unloading land at an unprecedented pace. Most timber tracts being offered are road frontage tracts that are being offered "for higher and better use" that are attractive mostly to commercial or residential developers or affluent recreational land buyers. Selling price per acre are half again higher than remaining but more remote tracts.
As a result, east Texas hunting leases are shrinking in size and prices/ acre or per hunter are increasing in classic growing demand vs. shrinking supply.
Point is that if you find a good tract for lease be prepared to pay through the nose to secure it and keep the place.
Land that was leasing at $5 acre as late as 2012 now going for much more.
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Originally posted by Russ79 View PostCampbell will be posting tracts probably in the next few weeks. I have heard a rumor about tracts being for sale but nothing has been confirmed to me by folks I know that work there and I have three tracts leased from them.
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Originally posted by Russ79 View PostCampbell will be posting tracts probably in the next few weeks. I have heard a rumor about tracts being for sale but nothing has been confirmed to me by folks I know that work there and I have three tracts leased from them.
The Campbell leases have already come and gone for this year. There were several up for bid a few weeks ago
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I would imagine that Campbell will have more leases come up- I would check every few weeks at least. I have seen tracts up for bid even after the deadline for paying the invoices. I heard back from my contact at Campbell. According to him investors are exploring the option to sell all of Campbell's Texas land but it shouldn't affect the hunting clubs like it did when Campbell bought the land from Temple. I would imagine if the do find someone to buy all the timberland in Texas I wouldn't think they would stop leasing- too much money made on it. They may change the pricing structure though. The pricing has gone up some over the years, as would be expected, but I am still paying way less than I would to lease hill country or south Texas land.
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Originally posted by Russ79 View PostI would imagine that Campbell will have more leases come up- I would check every few weeks at least. I have seen tracts up for bid even after the deadline for paying the invoices. I heard back from my contact at Campbell. According to him investors are exploring the option to sell all of Campbell's Texas land but it shouldn't affect the hunting clubs like it did when Campbell bought the land from Temple. I would imagine if the do find someone to buy all the timberland in Texas I wouldn't think they would stop leasing- too much money made on it. They may change the pricing structure though. The pricing has gone up some over the years, as would be expected, but I am still paying way less than I would to lease hill country or south Texas land.
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