Do any of the timber companies give out/post the hunting leaseholder contact information for their tracts of land?

Example
There is a good size piece of leased timber company land next to our club. We know it’s hunted because we hear them shoot etc. They don’t have a camp that you can see and I’m not going riding down their road looking for one if I catch the gate open. So if we shot a deer that went on their lease we have no way of knowing who to contact to see about tracking on their lease. With cameras and especially cell cameras these days I just do want to go walk around someone else’s place. Also if they needed to come onto ours looking for one as well.
You know just trying to be good neighbors.

I don't know that you will get that info from the timber company. You could always post a note in a zip lock bag on the gate to try and get hold of them.

Call the Game Warden he may know who has it leased.

I had a guy hunting public land, on my line. He shot a deer and it immediately ran back on me. He looked up the paper company from HuntStand and called them. They gave him my contact info and he called me for permission to look.

That's great that it worked out in your case, and I hope he found his deer, but there's potential for the process of connecting those dots to break down. An arrangement ahead of time with phone #s exchanged would almost always be better, and this thread reminds me that I need to get a contact for a possible future situation like this. I think I'll try the note on the gate thingy for now and then contact the timber company if that doesn't get a response.

This. Never had it not work. Or come out early one afternoon when you know they are in there and wait for them at the gate and introduce yourself.

One of the first things we did was to meet with all our neighbors and got all that worked out. We are very fortunate to have great neighbors and we all get along great.

I've left my number on several gates joining our lease and have had success with someone calling me.