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Re: Leasing land/ owner perspective
[Re: Mike59]
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05/09/24 02:41 PM
05/09/24 02:41 PM
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FL
mw2015
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I would imagine accidental firearm/primitive weapon injury/death ..... make whoever leases carry the liability insurance coverage.... That’s easy. Just have them click my enrollment link to buy hunting lease liability insurance. https://www.huntleasebind.com/hunting-lease-application/?agency=Michael-Warren
Michael Warren CPIA Your trusted insurance advisor for business and health insurance. ALDEER SPONSOR BUSINESS INSURANCE AND HEALTH INSURANCE IN FL AND AL http://mikewarreninsure.commikewarreninsuranceagency@gmail.com
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Re: Leasing land/ owner perspective
[Re: capehorn24]
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05/09/24 11:20 PM
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USA
marshmud991
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We have insurance and have any and every guest sign an indemnity release form. Also we do all the maintenance on all the roads on the property we lease. We keep everything mowed and trimmed back way off the roadways. We try to keep our roads in shape so you could take your family vehicle down any of them. We keep all turn outs and drains maintained so the roads drain off good and dry quickly. We maintain all the gates on all entrances to the property. We also keep all the powelines mowed and trimmed back to original right of ways. We are not required to do any of this but the landowner really likes to see it when he happens to come visit his “farm”. We just treat it like we would and do treat our own property. It just benefits us to keep the place up and clean.
It's hard to kiss the lips at night that chews your a$$ all day long.
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Re: Leasing land/ owner perspective
[Re: marshmud991]
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05/10/24 04:22 AM
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Alabama
OlTimer
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We have insurance and have any and every guest sign an indemnity release form. Also we do all the maintenance on all the roads on the property we lease. We keep everything mowed and trimmed back way off the roadways. We try to keep our roads in shape so you could take your family vehicle down any of them. We keep all turn outs and drains maintained so the roads drain off good and dry quickly. We maintain all the gates on all entrances to the property. We also keep all the power lines mowed and trimmed back to original right of ways. We are not required to do any of this but the landowner really likes to see it when he happens to come visit his “farm”. We just treat it like we would and do treat our own property. It just benefits us to keep the place up and clean. Exactly and make sure all garbage is disposed of properly. Any remains of animals should always be out of sight as well.
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Re: Leasing land/ owner perspective
[Re: marshmud991]
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05/10/24 07:57 AM
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k bush
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We have insurance and have any and every guest sign an indemnity release form. Also we do all the maintenance on all the roads on the property we lease. We keep everything mowed and trimmed back way off the roadways. We try to keep our roads in shape so you could take your family vehicle down any of them. We keep all turn outs and drains maintained so the roads drain off good and dry quickly. We maintain all the gates on all entrances to the property. We also keep all the powelines mowed and trimmed back to original right of ways. We are not required to do any of this but the landowner really likes to see it when he happens to come visit his “farm”. We just treat it like we would and do treat our own property. It just benefits us to keep the place up and clean. We lease properties and this is the type we like to have. We have some good ones and have had some not so good in the past. The not so good don't last long. Another issue is being a good neighbor, we don't want to get calls from adjoining property owners with complaints about our hunters.
"Cull" is just another four letter word...
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Re: Leasing land/ owner perspective
[Re: k bush]
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05/10/24 08:41 AM
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USA
marshmud991
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We have insurance and have any and every guest sign an indemnity release form. Also we do all the maintenance on all the roads on the property we lease. We keep everything mowed and trimmed back way off the roadways. We try to keep our roads in shape so you could take your family vehicle down any of them. We keep all turn outs and drains maintained so the roads drain off good and dry quickly. We maintain all the gates on all entrances to the property. We also keep all the powelines mowed and trimmed back to original right of ways. We are not required to do any of this but the landowner really likes to see it when he happens to come visit his “farm”. We just treat it like we would and do treat our own property. It just benefits us to keep the place up and clean. We lease properties and this is the type we like to have. We have some good ones and have had some not so good in the past. The not so good don't last long. Another issue is being a good neighbor, we don't want to get calls from adjoining property owners with complaints about our hunters. As you can imagine, we have excellent relationships with our neighbors. Especially when we drop off a ton of leftovers or constantly inviting them to eat with us. We watch out for them and they watch out for us. Just the way neighbors are supposed to be.
It's hard to kiss the lips at night that chews your a$$ all day long.
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Re: Leasing land/ owner perspective
[Re: marshmud991]
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05/10/24 08:48 AM
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Posts: 9,607
Northwest Bama
Ridge Life
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Posts: 9,607
Northwest Bama
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We have insurance and have any and every guest sign an indemnity release form. Also we do all the maintenance on all the roads on the property we lease. We keep everything mowed and trimmed back way off the roadways. We try to keep our roads in shape so you could take your family vehicle down any of them. We keep all turn outs and drains maintained so the roads drain off good and dry quickly. We maintain all the gates on all entrances to the property. We also keep all the powelines mowed and trimmed back to original right of ways. We are not required to do any of this but the landowner really likes to see it when he happens to come visit his “farm”. We just treat it like we would and do treat our own property. It just benefits us to keep the place up and clean. Be glad you are leasing from a private land owner. We have done this very thing for years in a club I am in. Club is roughly 40 years old. When the new leasing agency took over our property lease doubled and has went up every year. Care to take a guess why the price has went up so much, besides the demand? Yup. The more green fields we have, the better shape we keep the roads, all the extra work we do to keep the property on top shape cost us in the end. Came right out of their mouth when we talked to them..
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Re: Leasing land/ owner perspective
[Re: marshmud991]
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05/10/24 06:52 PM
05/10/24 06:52 PM
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Prattville Al.
capehorn24
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We have insurance and have any and every guest sign an indemnity release form. Also we do all the maintenance on all the roads on the property we lease. We keep everything mowed and trimmed back way off the roadways. We try to keep our roads in shape so you could take your family vehicle down any of them. We keep all turn outs and drains maintained so the roads drain off good and dry quickly. We maintain all the gates on all entrances to the property. We also keep all the powelines mowed and trimmed back to original right of ways. We are not required to do any of this but the landowner really likes to see it when he happens to come visit his “farm”. We just treat it like we would and do treat our own property. It just benefits us to keep the place up and clean. We lease properties and this is the type we like to have. We have some good ones and have had some not so good in the past. The not so good don't last long. Another issue is being a good neighbor, we don't want to get calls from adjoining property owners with complaints about our hunters. As you can imagine, we have excellent relationships with our neighbors. Especially when we drop off a ton of leftovers or constantly inviting them to eat with us. We watch out for them and they watch out for us. Just the way neighbors are supposed to be. Need the location of your place would pay premium lease to get invited for dinner.
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Re: Leasing land/ owner perspective
[Re: capehorn24]
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05/10/24 08:58 PM
05/10/24 08:58 PM
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FL
mw2015
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Does this insurance your selling release me from all liability, so I (we) can’t be sued? Is the main issue It’s not for you but for the folks you lease to. As already said have all who hunt sign liability release.
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