Lease property~30,000 acres

[WAcoyotehunter]

It's per person.

[WAcoyotehunter]

The lease is still avaialable...It's short notice, but if you're interested let me know.

[pendoreilleadventures]

why would someone pay 2300 dollars a person that crazy 500 sure 1000 maybe but that just to much 2300 for the rights is understandable but not per person.

[bucklucky]

 

[Machias]

Fellas there are thousands of guys going this fall on guided hunts for $5000+ for a weeks hunt.  There are guys paying $1800 for drop camp hunts for a week.  It's a tad high IMO, but not way high for a month of hunting on private property.  Depending on how close it was to me, if it was $2300 for the year, I think I'd be all over it.

[Muleyslyr]

Unless it holds B&C bucks in all those draws in the pics....it is too much!  And also limited to Sept. Archery only....that makes it kind of a tough sell.  There are leases a guy can get involved with all over the state of MT. for far less if you dig around a bit.  I think you would be surprised.  Guys want to have an option to hunt Mule Deer, Whitetail, possibly Elk or Antelope....not to mention the chance to hunt whatever season they apply for, especially rifle.  Nothing like huntin' those Muleys in E. MT. in mid-November.

[WAcoyotehunter]

why would someone pay 2300 dollars a person that crazy 500 sure 1000 maybe but that just to much 2300 for the rights is understandable but not per person.

There are lots of big bucks and bears on this property.  Most of us never get 30,000 acres to ourselves, it's a chance to have a big uninterupted piece of ground to stomp around w/out worrying about seeing another guy.  If it's not for you that's fine, but it is probably going to be a great deal for someone.   

[Big10gauge]

Those types of river breaks can be some of the best hunting in E wash, BUT also can be some of the toughest areas to hunt, especially in Sept, the plus side is they probably haven't been bothered by people much. Now if you were a rifle hunter I would seriously consider it. But hey it's only money!

[huntnphool]

$2300/hunter is not a bad price if the animals are there. I hunt a ranch in Montana that is close to 30,000 acres now that my friends lease to an outfitter. The outfitter charges $5,500/hunter so this is half the price. Its all relative, to some this is a drop in the bucket or weekly play money.

If the critters are there like described its really not a bad deal, you have to remember these animals are probably not pressured or have been pushed to this area thinking they are safe.

[ThePascoKid]

If I had money to throw around I'd jump on something like that, that's like having your own national forest to hunt with just you and your buddies. Looks like awesome country too.

[Timberstalker]

what Gmu is this in? 

[EastWaViking]

I've never paid somebody to hunt on their property, and never will.  Fix a fence, help paint a barn, trade them a few vegetable out of the garden, or some home made wine, sure.  But that is the problem with hunting theses days, everybody sees dollar signs.

[GoldTip]

Truly the price is not all that bad, but I would only do something like that if I had it for the entire season and was able to hunt both the bow and rifle seasons.

[Ridgerunner]

Too bad its not rifle, it would be a good deal for someone.

[WAcoyotehunter]

They have a group of eight rifle hunters that are really great.  There is no MZ season there, but the bow season is pretty good.