Is it possible to rent a patch of land from a farmer or landowner for camping/shooting and maybe hunting?
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Is it possible to rent a patch of land from a farmer or landowner for camping/shooting and maybe hunting?
Yes it is. A buddy of mine leases a large chunk of land out near Sterling for hunting.
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of course, lots of that out in kansas and neb.
If I can figure out how to finance this purchase of land you can rent it from me! [Beer]
The rental fee, paid in advance, is the same as the down payment. What's the hld up?
I know of land that backs to National Forest for about $8000 for 2-3 acres. The wife and I are seriously looking at it but we want a cabin also and I have already gone through building one house. Wish I had the money so I could tell someone this is what I want, let me know when I can move in.
People do it.
I cant believe they do in these times.
There is way too much liability in letting somebody shoot on your land. Especially if unattended and for money. Even if you trust the person you rent too... eventually they will bring some dickhead friend or their brother in laws cousins hair dresser. Then that person will shoot up a windmill, fire a round in an unsafe direction and hurt someone, someones livestock or their house, barn or equipment. No way I would allow anyone to shoot on my land unattended and I would never take money for it. If you have a mortgage on your land you probably have an insurance policy. I would be willing to bet your insurance would not allow it.
where at? I am looking at stuff up near fairplay, como, terryall...that area. just haven't found the right spot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lurch
also curious what it costs to get power to the property and what a well would cost.
1st 2 power poles are free, after that they charge per pole. Best way to do it. Run the 1st pole, that gives you 100' on to the property. Drop that to the main, then rest of the way in a trench. Same for phone line.Quote:
Originally Posted by sniper7
Regarding the well, figure an easy 10k. Depending on water table. Remember, be it 100 or 1000' They hit water or not, you pay.
if power is more than a few pole away you probably want to stay away from it. I have a client that is a big wig with excel. Even he could not afford to bring power to his property.
You can always do solar.
The fairplay, como, tarryall area has a good water table, we have sold lots of land out there that is pulling more water than allowed.
If you are looking at recreational land be aware that there are subdivisions out there that will not allow camping.