Hunting Clubs or Leases?

[Roxandy]

I am new, have been shooting off and on my whole life but never got into anything more that dove hunting really. Now all my friends that had spots to hunt have either passed away or sold out. So the search to find something reasonably priced that me and my family can carry on with the way of life we all love, and to try and get into duck, deer, and turkey hunting as well.

Does anyone have any experience with hunting clubs, and if so do you recommend them or is trying to find a lease the better way to go. I live in Yukon and something closer to home is better but I understand anything close will be more expensive too. Any feedback is appreciated, have a good day.


Kenny

 

[okhunter]

I’ve recently seen a couple of leases on fb market place that were priced fairly decent.
Don’t have any experience with hunting clubs.

 

[AER244]

I have no experience with the hunt club, but there are some very viable public hunting opportunities for dove, deer and duck. Either through the general open season on WMAs/OLAP or the controlled hunts. www.wildlifedepartment.com

 

[Roxandy]

I have no experience with the hunt club, but there are some very viable public hunting opportunities for dove, deer and duck. Either through the general open season on WMAs/OLAP or the controlled hunts. www.wildlifedepartment.com

I’ve recently seen a couple of leases on fb market place that were priced fairly decent.
Don’t have any experience with hunting clubs.

I will check that out thanks.

 

[Preacherman]

I think a lease would be better than a club. Last I checked the range was $15-$25 per acre. What do you consider reasonably priced?

 

[Dorkus]

I think a lease would be better than a club. Last I checked the range was $15-$25 per acre. What do you consider reasonably priced?

I know someone that is paying roughly $21 an acre. I have no clue if that is good or not but it is what he is willing to pay.

 

[Preacherman]

I know someone that is paying roughly $21 an acre. I have no clue if that is good or not but it is what he is willing to pay.

It is crazy the amount that some hunters will pay. Is that for a year round hunt or just deer season?

 

[Dorkus]

It is crazy the amount that some hunters will pay. Is that for a year round hunt or just deer season?

Year round for all species. The farmer still has the property for cattle grazing, so no land use is allowed outside of hunting. 350+- acres.

 

[retrieverman]

I’d suggest looking for a lease. Preacher is in the ballpark on what you can expect to pay, but I’ve seen a couple recently that were around $30/acre. Depending on the quality of bucks and location to metro areas, that’s probably not too bad. If I was going to pay more than $20/acre, it would have to be a year around proposition offering more than just deer, and I would also ask for game cam or glamour shots from previous years. I would also make sure I wouldn’t be fighting to keep cows away from my feeders and stands.

There’s an Oklahoma hunting lease page on FB, and I’ve seen several that looked pretty good on there. I consider this pretty late to be starting to look for a place, but I still bet you can find something decent if you’re willing to drive a little.

 

[Dorkus]

OKC Sportsman's Hunting Club

We were the very first and we are still the very best! Sportsman's owns or leases around 50,000 acres of prime hunting land in over nine counties around the state. As a result, we have more varied lease areas than any other hunting club in Oklahoma

www.okcsportsmansclub.com

I know nothing about this place except for an organization I used to be in had meetings at their location of 66. I think they sold that location but the club is still around. People I have talked to like it but I have ZERO experience with them.