re: What does a share in a typical deer lease cost per season?

I love the central/west Texas hunting. You can keep a kid interested out there. Deer everywhere every hunt. Both my boys got their first bucks in Central Texas. Every deer hunter should get a few trips there.

He's north of Natchez close to the river...and a hot mess wherever he is at any moment.

I think I'm going out of state next season, i can get approx 300 acres for about $3,500 in Missouri and not have to worry about dealing with a hunting club.

I lease tracts as small as 40 acres, usually for not less than $20 on those small tracts. Some are a lot more. I lease some pine plantation for $7/acre.

It just depends on where you want to go and what you want to spend.

I lease a small tract myself and pay just over $20/acre, but don't have to deal with other people.

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Anywhere from $300-1k (depending on the number of hunters per acre) in south Arkansas for a typical lease. In areas that have a lot of big deer and are highly managed (like the Mississippi delta) you could pay 5k or more.

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I'm on the low end where I hunt in Drew County. Ten of us lease 1000 acres. It's managed for pine, not deer, and cost $6.50/acre. Dues come out to $800/member after adding in insurance, campsite costs and electricity, etc.

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Depends on where and what kind, but for the most part, when you get down to 40 acre tracts, its not worth the trouble/exposure to take anything less.

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What's the name of your place in Ft Adams?

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Got to be one of those big clubs up there like Millbrook or Woodstock. Too expensive for Cotton Hill

I don't think Millbrook is that high either.

1k acres 7 members $300 per person