2019 Available Lease Thread- Post them here

[Backwoods101]

Bow lease

https://austin.craigslist.org/for/d/johnson-city-deer-lease-opening-bow-only/6785483449.html

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[Traildust]

Bow lease

https://austin.craigslist.org/for/d/johnson-city-deer-lease-opening-bow-only/6785483449.html

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Love me some raccoon hunting!

[Backwoods101]

Lmao! He’s got em!


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[Hoggslayer]

Tagged for now until I'm broke and can't afford it.

[HighwayHunter]

Bow lease

https://austin.craigslist.org/for/d/johnson-city-deer-lease-opening-bow-only/6785483449.html

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16 acres...$3,000....


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[cvan1971man]

following

[Backwoods101]

16 acres...$3,000....


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[ethic1]

Got an opening???

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Boss will post if there are I’m sure. MLD so seasons still open.


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[HighwayHunter]

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[jshouse]

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Ha

[JimGates]

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[HunterU]

Boss will post if there are I’m sure. MLD so seasons still open.


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Where is it located?

[Huntingfool]

For what it is worth I would never look for or take a lease listed on craigs list.

I would check leasehunter.com several times a day and if something promising pops up be all over it. There are several other good leasing sites. Every lease listed on these sites may not be perfect but overall I have found this is one of the best ways to track down a lease.

I would also contact anyone else I had hunted with in past years and ask them to put my name on their current lease waiting list.

The other suggestion is this - when posting that you are looking for a lease do not start out with the requirements YOU have - location, price, year around, and the like. By doing so you are immediately limiting your options.

Rather just post that you are interested in finding a deer lease - that way if you get responses you get to cull out the ones that do and do not fit what you want.

Now days it takes persistence and effort to find a place but it can be done.

[HunterU]

For what it is worth I would never look for or take a lease listed on craigs list.



I would check leasehunter.com several times a day and if something promising pops up be all over it. There are several other good leasing sites. Every lease listed on these sites may not be perfect but overall I have found this is one of the best ways to track down a lease.



I would also contact anyone else I had hunted with in past years and ask them to put my name on their current lease waiting list.



The other suggestion is this - when posting that you are looking for a lease do not start out with the requirements YOU have - location, price, year around, and the like. By doing so you are immediately limiting your options.



Rather just post that you are interested in finding a deer lease - that way if you get responses you get to cull out the ones that do and do not fit what you want.



Now days it takes persistence and effort to find a place but it can be done.

I actually found a lease today on craigslist that was (almost) everything we were looking for. The deal breaker is that it's 8hrs away.
But i agree with what you've said.

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[txoutdoorsman24]

For what it is worth I would never look for or take a lease listed on craigs list.

I would check leasehunter.com several times a day and if something promising pops up be all over it. There are several other good leasing sites. Every lease listed on these sites may not be perfect but overall I have found this is one of the best ways to track down a lease.

I would also contact anyone else I had hunted with in past years and ask them to put my name on their current lease waiting list.

The other suggestion is this - when posting that you are looking for a lease do not start out with the requirements YOU have - location, price, year around, and the like. By doing so you are immediately limiting your options.

Rather just post that you are interested in finding a deer lease - that way if you get responses you get to cull out the ones that do and do not fit what you want.

Now days it takes persistence and effort to find a place but it can be done.

While I kinda agree, I disagree at the same time about Craigslist. The best lease I ever had I found on Craigslist. Found it under the “services” tab when I searched deer lease. The LO accidentally put it there and I was glad he messed up. 400 acres in Junction. 1500 a year and no limits on what could be taken. Only rule was to kill all 5 deer. Lost it back to his kids after I busted my arse out there and cleaned the place up.
Sites like leasehunter and the like all suck if you ask me. I have been members on several and I have found the same leases on free sites and I’ll never pay for a site again. Have actually found the same leases on Craigslist on several occasions.

I do agree about being persistent. Must keep grinding til one pips up

I actually found a lease today on craigslist that was (almost) everything we were looking for. The deal breaker is that it's 8hrs away.
But i agree with what you've said.

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Post it up here. Someone may benefit from it.