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Originally posted by BowSlayer View PostPoint me to one please
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Originally posted by Huggybear View PostScrappin Valley is the best I know of
For the really good ones, you’re not just going to call a guy up, pay your dues, and get on. They’re definitely out there though. Expect to pay $2500-$6,000 and have close to that in a feed bill. The two best I know of are in Trinity Co and over around Marshall. Occasionally someone falls on some kind of hardship and they’ll have an opening. When they do someone on the lease almost always picks that spot up. Scrappin Valley has openings just about every year. I’ve been all over it during the off season. Beautiful SMZ’s but they’re cutting all the pine timber. It’s also high fenced. I’m not sure if that bothers you or not. Shoot me a PM.
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Originally posted by Snowflake Killa View PostAlot of food plots cost that. Then protein, corn, lights for night time hunting.
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I’m not sure your point. I said $2200 or more. I grew up in east Texas so I already have the lights.Last edited by BowSlayer; 10-24-2019, 04:26 PM.
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Originally posted by BowSlayer View PostI’m not sure your point. I said $2200 or more. I grew up in east Texas so I already have the lights.
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Originally posted by BowSlayer View PostI'm also not looking for a typical East Texas timber company lease with 1000 acres and 20 members. I'm willing to pay well for a GOOD East Texas lease.Originally posted by BowSlayer View PostI pay $2200 out west so I don't mind paying that or more for a local place if it's good.Originally posted by AgHntr10 View PostThe really highly managed places are gonna start closer to double what you are paying.Originally posted by Pernell View PostI think his point is, $2200 is not even a starting point for a well managed east texas lease. By the time you are all in on a level 3 MLD with 300 acres per hunter you will be spending 8k at least.
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