Owning a farming lease/hunting property

I don't but I know some and listening to them, it's hard work tending to a piece of ground. The tractoring, the fence mending, water issues, cutting, etc.

What kind of farm? Do you expect the farmer/rancher to be involved in the hunting side? If it’s livestock, do the hunters need the animals out of the way? Then there’s the fencing/gates/water/repairs aspect.

It’s doable. There will be issues that come up. Have at it.

Your pockets better be deeply., anything good is going to be astronomical.

It really depends on the lands location, the crop that is being planted, and how intensively it is being managed for hunting. Many, many variables come into play. I manage about 8000 ac where I am also farming/planting about 1800 ac of rice annually. On the same property the land owner runs a large commercial hunting operation

I manage properties for both and if someone tells you that you can rent to duck hunters and farmers with zero overlap they are lying.

It can be done, but a number of things need to be spelled out clearly.

Much less overlap with deer.