Trying to hunt in this club is only going to complicate things. That guy is probably just wanting to make sure that sale goes through before refunding the money. If the sale doesnt go through and he has already given refunds, he is in a pickle. I cant say I blame him. Just wait and get your money back, Contact Dean and find out who bought the 900 acres, maybe you can hook up with them and hunt that track..

Go ahead and hunt. My hunch is you ain’t getting your money back anyway.

I would hunt until my money was returned even if prorated

Sounds like a breach of contract to me. Does the club have provisions in the rules for this.

Do you have a copy of the club rules?

If no to either of those questions then you need to hunt until you get a FULL refund.

Your damages will be the difference in your refund and the membership dues for another comparable club.

They couldn’t afford to kick me out for no reason of my own.

Tell the head honcho that you’ll be hunting and that you’re a member until the end of turkey season. That you will not tolerate ANY harassment.

Also tell him that your attorney said we can do it the easy way or we can do it the hard way.

Your money has been spent on the lease of the land and maybe even some other things like food plot seed n fertilizer and feed even. They will not have your money , unless an agreement was struck to receive funds for reimbursement to members placed out of the club since purchase of the land by the purchaser. I know of no timber company or timber corp that refunds money and I've never heard of a land owner refunding money back either.

I don't know how much money you're out by this move your club has decided on but I'd be asking for explicit answers as to when and how much of my money I will get refunded and it needs to be in a timely fashion so you can not lose out on time taken from you to hunt the season. 900 acres purchase ain't nothing to sneeze that's a lot of dough bro. If you have a retained attorney I'd be seeking council.

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