when you own your own land

[vmax]

its funny how people you know drop hints about going hunting but when you mention you are going to be doing some work like clearing brush or setting up blinds, they all have something else to do like a dentist appointment or a funeral to go to.

If someone shows just a little interest in helping out I can make sure they get some time in the blind during the season, it;s just I have been hit up no less than 3 times this week by people to hunt.
When I mentioned I'd be setting up blinds and doing some lane clearing, they were all busy

 

[Dawico]

Buy some land closer to me. Then I can hunt but not have to do any work.........

 

[duckknot]

its funny how people you know drop hints about going hunting but when you mention you are going to be doing some work like clearing brush or setting up blinds, they all have something else to do like a dentist appointment or a funeral to go to.

If someone shows just a little interest in helping out I can make sure they get some time in the blind during the season, it;s just I have been hit up no less than 3 times this week by people to hunt.
When I mentioned I'd be setting up blinds and doing some lane clearing, they were all busy

Where you at?

 

[Mreed911]

Where's your land? I can drive a bulldozer, run a chainsaw and work a shovel.

 

[Dawico]

Where you at?

Where's your land? I can drive a bulldozer, run a chainsaw and work a shovel.

If memory serves he is over 3 hours NW of Austin. Up towards Abilene somewhere.

 

[Mreed911]

If memory serves he is over 3 hours NW of Austin. Up towards Abilene somewhere.

Interesting, I've been looking at land up that way. That sounds like it's just north of Brownwood.

 

[vmax]

Where's your land? I can drive a bulldozer, run a chainsaw and work a shovel.

If you own a dozer we should talk LOL

 

[vmax]

Interesting, I've been looking at land up that way. That sounds like it's just north of Brownwood.

Yep
Not far from the city of Winters

 

[vmax]

Interesting, I've been looking at land up that way. That sounds like it's just north of Brownwood.

There is some great land just east of Abilene but every Ft Worth lawyer has bought it up already

 

[Mreed911]

If you own a dozer we should talk LOL

I don't. About to rent a skid steer to move lots of dirt in the front and back yard, though. A little far for a weekend.

 

[A.Texas.Yankee]

Hey VMax, PM me with your location. I'm in Parker County and, depending on what you're needing, I have a 30 HP CUT with an FEL and box blade.

 

[A.Texas.Yankee]

Dang winters is like 3 hours. Might be a stretch

 

[Se7en62]

That's why I own property in Arizona...no offers or inquiries whatsoever from anyone who knows I have it.

I did just find a nice hunting/shooting/camping place an hour NW of Leander. If it stays on the market for another 6 months, I might try to buy it.

 

[Dawico]

That's why I own property in Arizona...no offers or inquiries whatsoever from anyone who knows I have it.

I did just find a nice hunting/shooting/camping place an hour NW of Leander. If it stays on the market for another 6 months, I might try to buy it.

Sounds like it isn't too far from me.

 

[Se7en62]

Sounds like it isn't too far from me.

It's not. If it works out, I'll let you know. It's pie in the sky right now, but the price and location are right. We shall see...

 

[Vaquero]

Vmax.
Holler if you need help.
I don't ask anything in return.
Weather is getting ripe for working.

 

[BRD@66]

When I mentioned I'd be setting up blinds and doing some lane clearing, they were all busy

Sounds like you could change your screen name to Henny Penny - but not with this bunch.

 

[Bozz10mm]

That's why I own property in Arizona...

Ocean front?

 

[Se7en62]

Ocean front?

Is there anything else?

 

[Mreed911]

I'm actively looking at land. Probably 3 years out from buying, I'd guess (kiddo has 2.5 more years in college).

Having never participated in a paid hunting lease, if I did decide to lease a purchase out to help cover costs, what's a year-round or seasonal lease going for, per-hunter/per-gun? Assume primarily deer, maybe hog, maybe dove/quail/duck (but not the primary use).

Is cost per-acre? Significant difference in 20, 50 and 100 acres, or does it take "big, huge, place" to make a difference?

I'll do some research online but would love to hear from folks here.