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Anybody want to join us for a youth hunt at the 587 Ranch?
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Originally posted by gingib View PostAre those prices cheap?
$400 for a doe assuming you kill in 1-2 hunts is alot to meLast edited by Chad C; 10-16-2019, 12:20 PM.
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Originally posted by J-J Matt View PostI think it’s a good deal for what it is. Stay in someone’s lodge on their property to shoot an animal they have invested work into. I don’t think it’s out of line at all. A decent hotel and nice dinner will cost you that much with zero time outdoors. Would you let some stranger run around on your investment for free? I’m not trying to be a smartass or rude, but there is time, work and risks in letting people on your property.
Well put....and yes IMO those prices are more than fair and reasonable
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Originally posted by gingib View PostAre those prices cheap?
$400 for a doe assuming you kill in 1-2 hunts is alot to me
Average lease cost today in average to slightly above average grounds (grounds that give a hunter an opportunity to fill tags) cost $2,500 to $3,500 per spot. Lets say you fill your state allotted tags on this lease, (3 does, an un-branched antlered buck and a 120" 8 point "Great year for most"). So if my math is correct......each deer would cost on average, either $700.00 to $500.00 per. These basic cost per deer does not include, all the feed, electricity, fuel, etc etc, just basic lease cost.
So me personally, these are real good prices.
Best of luck to the young hunters, I will be following.
Rwc
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we will be down weekend of oct 16th kids will be bow hunting again this will be year 3 for us if it was not a good deal or worth it I would not be going back for a 3rd year. chad looks like from your sons targets you are in our neck of the woods lol we shoot out at same range when we are getting rifles ready. If you need any help getting you son going with archery let me know. If he is anything like my kids they don't think dad knows a darn thing. My 13 year old has been top 3 in the state with her bow for the past 4 years so she is always willing to help other kids out.
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