H. The provisions of this section shall not apply to any land that is used primarily for farming or ranching activities or to roads, water, watercourses, private ways, buildings, structures, and machinery or equipment when attached to realty which is used primarily for farming or ranching activities.
I'd like to see the entire bill on the Okla legislature link if you have it.
Interesting. I wonder how much insurance costs for those that choose to carry it? On smaller 1/4 section type leases I'd think that $10 line would enter into the strategy if the insurance is more than nominal. And I'd think it would be.
Call me crazy, but this just seems like common sense to me. If I was leasing a place, I’d dang sure want proof there’s deer on it before forking out any money, and I’d want pictures of big deer before I would pay a “premium” price.
In my opinion, any realtor, lease agent, or owner worth their salt will have at least game cam pictures to show a perspective buyer or leaser. My son saw a place last week up on the Medicine Lodge being marketed to hunters that was listed for a couple or three million, and of the 60+ pictures posted of the place, there wasn’t a single picture of a deer. That’s a head scratcher to me.
There’s always the extreme cases both ways. We see guys post all the time about only paying $2 or $4 and acre. But obviously we know that’s not the norm just like much over $10 isn’t either.
We typically do a poll each year on our FB group to see what everyone is paying for their lease. It’s a group of over 100k Oklahomans so it gives a decent idea of what’s going on. The OLAP Director usually talks on it as well. This past year he corrected me when I said $10 is the norm I’m all of this state. He said it was actually less than that based off his surveys of what landowners are charging and what the ODWC is paying.
Oh no doubt, I alway ask to see pics of bucks killed on the place.Call me crazy, but this just seems like common sense to me. If I was leasing a place, I’d dang sure want proof there’s deer on it before forking out any money, and I’d want pictures of big deer before I would pay a “premium” price.
In my opinion, any realtor, lease agent, or owner worth their salt will have at least game cam pictures to show a perspective buyer or leaser. My son saw a place last week up on the Medicine Lodge being marketed to hunters that was listed for a couple or three million, and of the 60+ pictures posted of the place, there wasn’t a single picture of a deer. That’s a head scratcher to me.
But I can’t tell you how many guys trying to lease properties post pics that aren’t from that property. Hell we caught a guy a few years ago who was showing pics of my buddies dad and a buck he killed. Saying it that was killed on his property, even advertising it online.
I’m sure that’s an issue. I’m also pretty sure this 22 acre spot I have would draw much more than $10 per acre with all the pics I can produce over the years of 130-150” bucks, existing heated blind, food plot installed and so on. Just like today
Ill give you double ($20) for the 1 acre that feeder sits on!!
Thank You.
As a land owner, I'll give it a through read.
Similar threads
