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Re: Fair price for a whitetail hunt [Re: snowy] #8671430
10/07/26 09:32 AM
10/07/26 09:32 AM
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Back to the op topic. I dont believe you will have a single problem finding people to come out and hunt at the prices your thinking. Infact i supect you will have people knocking down your door. And you can have your pick of whom you like most to come hunt your place.

How do the tags and seasons in your state run. How about youth seasion age and tags for non resistants.

I can tell you it wouldn't have blinked and felt lucky to get the chance to take my kids on an out of state hunt especially it there was a chance to take elk or mule deer. But they are not huge bow hunters and x bows are not legal in your state. Both kids like shooting bows but since dad has not been into it like he used to be they haven't been either. My youngest is wanting to bow hunt and has out grown his bows. Typically i would take him to the bow shop and get him set up with something new. But I haven't been working for about 3 months and does not look like im going back. So I gave him the choice lowere the poundage on my old bow or shoot his moms. He picked his moms and we are going to the bow shop tomorrow to get the draw length let out, new sights, and arrows. He will get his first compound bow deer this year it seems. His older brother killed one with his bow a few years ago. But out grew that bow now as well. But he has not shown intrest in shooting a compound very much so....


Last edited by Providence Farm; 10/07/26 09:39 AM.
Re: Fair price for a whitetail hunt [Re: Boone Liane] #8671516
10/07/26 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Boone Liane


Try $1300-1400 plus now.

Had some I had my eye on go to auction here a couple years ago.

$1400 an acre for 30-40 AUM ground.

If you financed it, even a $3000 calf wouldn’t cover even the interest!

Anybody that says you can still get into farming or ranching absolute cold turkey is full of it!



Doesn't make sense does it. Here pasture ground would be 1800 to 3000 with lessthan 10 aum


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