Well, so far about half of the respondents.....

Give me quality over quantity any day. I’ve killed a pile of turkey and deer on teeny, tiny tracts that your average Alabama lease holders would turn their noses up at. Parcels half the size of what CNC is proposing.

Just about have to be a funnel between larger properties, i own a couple of them. We dont see near the numbers as we do on the other property we hunt but we see deer almost every day and do see more in the daylight

There is an 80 acre block of private is the section of Portland Landing SOA I hunted last year. I imagine they could get a pretty penny if they leased it out.

I see what you did there...famous one

I hunt 55 acres that is an L shape. Family land that I hunt for free, that will probably change when my cousin dies. Don't want to lose it but will depend on the price.

Y'all keep letting him suck you in to these BS threads.

Ummmm you’re here too.

Anything is worth what ever someone is willing to spend

25k I’m going guided trophy elk

Yes

I'd pay that all day errrrrrry day for 25 acres by my camp, at the Bend, fo sho! With that said, i missed out on 23 acres by the camp for 28k 13 years ago 🥺🥺

25k?

Not to be rude, but 25 acres x $100 is $2500, not $25,000.

At $25,000, then I am doing something else entirely, as you stated.

I pay at least $2500 each for me and my wife to hunt South Texas every year. Different ranch this past season, and it was a bit more. If I could lease a high quality property close to home with high potential and unlimited access, then yes, I would be in. I know how to play the wind and maximize my opportunities.

Sounds like the episodes of Southern U I’ve listened to this week 😁

Hell no. I dropped 200 acres for $2k yes the deer were mediocre but I’m not willing to pay that anymore for no turkey’s. No if it was primo deer and turkey hunting then I might consider it. Deer alone I’ll hunt public land the rest of my life.

Absolutely.

If it’s in a funnel or major travel corridor, I wouldn’t think twice. Especially if you only shoot a handful per year.

I know of one spot I absolutely would but that’s the only spot.

Who would not pay $2500 for the chance to have an once in a lifetime deer season?

If I could pay $2500 a year for 100 acres and put in minimal effort knowing the potential that was there, vs putting in $3500 for a 3000 acre lease with others to compete with, work days, additional pressure, etc. It’s really not a bad deal if I’m the right location with the right neighbors.