Craigslist Hunting Land For Lease In Ga (2024)

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How much is the average hunting lease per acre in Georgia? ›

In 2014, Georgia Outdoor News published the results of a survey detailing the average cost and size of hunting lease lands in the state. The publication found that the average size of a hunting lease was 934 acres, and the average cost of the lease was $9.97 per acre.

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Large providers specific to Georgia include Weyerhaeuser, CatchMark, and Rayonier. Their websites provide information on lands available for lease and hunting clubs seeking members.

Georgia cash rents increased from $135 per acre in 2022 to $149 per acre in 2023 for all cropland. Irrigated cropland rents increased from $221 per acre in 2022 to $234 per acre in 2023. Non-irrigated cropland rented for an average of $73.50 per acre in 2022 and increased to $75 per acre in 2023.

There has been much debate about how much land you need to hunt for certain game. For example, if you and a partner want to go deer hunting and you plan on using rifles, ideally you will want at least a 50-acre area. If you prefer to hunt for deer alone, you can get away with an area of 25 acres.

Additionally requires a Hunting License and a Big Game License to hunt deer or turkey, except resident youth under 16 and resident landowners and their immediate family residing in the same household do not need a Hunting License or Big Game License.

State park archery ranges and 3-D archery trails generally require only the standard Georgia State Parks parking pass and a daily fee for use of the range. Georgia has nearly 100 Wildlife Management Areas with approximately 1 million acres of public hunting lands.

Approximately 175,000 acres of the public lands we manage are open for hunting.

Farm and cropland have a similar average value of just under $4,000 per acre, while pasture land is more costly with a per acre average of $4,400.

Most Alabama hunting land for lease ranges from $10 to $20 an acre. Sometimes the market price will fall or rise above that mark depending on the location and amenities. Things like cabins, lakes, duck ponds and power or gas lines can add to the price of a lease.