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Looking for a lease in Central Texas
« on: July 14, 2009, 04:18:08 AM »
I am desperately looking for a lease in central TX that's reasonable..
if anyone has an opening... let me know

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Re: Looking for a lease in Central Texas
« Reply #1 on: July 28, 2009, 07:44:09 AM »

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Re: Looking for a lease in Central Texas
« Reply #2 on: July 29, 2009, 08:27:45 AM »
welll
we got it

my brother lives in Houston and me in Austin, we have been looking all year for a lease that was reasonable, year round access and mutually convenient... I know, a lot to ask

I had been looking at the various online lease sites, TPWD, etc.. and came across one near Columbus in the San Antonio craigslist

200 acres, no one has hunted it or the property around it

I checked the place out last weekend and my brother was in Mexico on vacation with his wife.. I was doing the scouting, discussions with the landowner, etc.. also had a buddy of mine interested in joining as it was a 3 person lease..we are family friends, have kids the same ages, etc.. good stuff

Well, we met the landowner yesterday, took my brother, dad and my buddy John to check it out..

This is the first lease I have had and it was very nice to have my dad come visit the landowner and check the place out.. having his blessing on the place is very comforting as he's WAY more experienced than I am

We always had our own leases growing up... but good old Dad set them up and I just showed up and hunted....


it's actually a little bigger than first thought and had a nice stock tank on the back of the property with lots of water... in this drought that's a GOOD sign, and there's a little creek that runs through the place

We saw deer at 4 in the afternoon, another good sign
and it's a nice mixture of thick stuff and one big open pasture about 200 yards across

he also told us we can go over to his 1200 acres along the Colardo river which is about 10 minutes away that has a bunch of Pecan bottoms and lots of hogs... So, I think we may have struck gold

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Re: Looking for a lease in Central Texas
« Reply #3 on: July 29, 2009, 08:41:03 AM »
that does sound good, especially the 1200 acres and pecan bottoms. Gonna be some turkey in there as well, and hogs and and I'll come help!  ::)
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Re: Looking for a lease in Central Texas
« Reply #4 on: August 04, 2009, 12:33:35 PM »
Congrats.  You did good it sounds.  I hope you signed a lease which spells out the rules, including whether or not he will be allowing day hunters to come out when you are not there.  Not to cause you any concern, but that does happen at times and the leasors usually did not consider finding out that info before paying their money. 
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Re: Looking for a lease in Central Texas
« Reply #5 on: August 04, 2009, 01:00:30 PM »
man, that would make me mad as heck if someone did that to me

the owner is a very good, old school, honorable man
not worried in the least