The simple solution to this is like you said limit the number of bucks allowed per membership. Also, define "immediate family" as someone under the age of 23 that is presently living in your house that is your son, daughter and of course it includes your spouse. If anyone other than an IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBER shoots a buck, regardless of its size, the fee is $300 plus the $50 per day for a guest to hunt.

Most folks think twice about squeezing that trigger if they know it is going to cost them an extra $300. I limit number of stands to TWO per member on each hunt and members have first selection over any guest, including Immediate Family. I also require all members to put up two stands in order to be able to hunt from other stands on the property. This has helped a lot as we will never be in a situation where a member or guest does not have a stand to hunt from even if all members show up and bring a guest. The stands can be anything from shooting house to ground blind but they have to be marked on the map for easy access.

Last edited by muzziehead; 12/17/18 11:33 AM.
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