Your Leasing Resources

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Professional advice could come in handy when planning and managing hunting leases. Contact

• your attorney or insurance agent for help with liability issues
• your county/district forester or an independent consulting forester for guidance on wildlife management
• your local extension office or state wildlife division to learn about local hunting regulations

Find out more

To learn more about managing your woods for hunting, visit our section on hunting. 

These excellent articles will give you all the information you need to get started with your own hunting lease business and manage all the risks and responsibilities it brings.

• “Wildlife Leases and Liability Issues on Private Lands” – a publication of the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service
• “Earning Additional Income Through Hunt Leases on Private Land – a publication of the University of Tennessee Agricultural Extension Service that includes sample lease agreements