Question about cattle leases...

[CoachS]

Quick question for anyone on the green screen...Does anyone know the going rate for cattle grazing leases in the South/Central Texas region? Thank you for your help in advance!

[solocam_aggie]

I would say $15-$20 would be a good ballpark for decent grazing.

[wow]

15 to 2o

[Rack Ranch]

I pay 10 ac.

[gingib]

10 an acre seems cheap.

Would take 25 min for me to deal with cows on my place lol

[CoachS]

Stupid questions but would that be yearly right?

[Chubb]

Stupid questions but would that be yearly right?

The prices above are yearly.

You can also lease on a per head per day price.

[CoachS]

Thank you for the info! I sure appreciate it!

[buzzbait]

We get $21 in Fayette County

[Bumpy]

The prices above are yearly.

You can also lease on a per head per day price.

Wait so if I have 50 acres I can lease that is only a 100 bucks a year to lease it? Am I coming up with the total amount wrong?

[BBReezen]

Wait so if I have 50 acres I can lease that is only a 100 bucks a year to lease it? Am I coming up with the total amount wrong?

$10 acre would be $500

[Atfulldraw]

Wait so if I have 50 acres I can lease that is only a 100 bucks a year to lease it? Am I coming up with the total amount wrong?

You forgot a zero....it would be a 1000 at 20 an acre.

[BrandonH]

$23/acre for ~400 acres in Waller County.

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[barnett77859]

I think the cost goes up or down depending on the pasture conditions if its improved pasture with good fences u will pay more if its just native grass with poor fence
a lot of times the land owner makes a deal that if you do weed control and repair fence
they will give you a cut on the price.

[Bumpy]

You forgot a zero....it would be a 1000 at 20 an acre.

Honestly thats not even worth my time for a cattle lease. I'd rather lease to a hunter for more money.