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1348 Acre Hunting Lease Grimes County
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Last: 5 yr ago by Aggie9403
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Us lolpoors can't DM, can you give another contact method?
If you are a lolpoor then you probably cannot afford 1300+ acres...me includedkingj3 said:
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Based on going rates in Lampasas, divide by 65, carry the 3 (or was it 4?), multiply by a chitload of $$, add $$ for electricity....lease should be worth $104k....(less if the landowner has spy cameras monitoring your activities..).
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Should be a peaceful setting right next to that gigantic hammer.
The hammers do not bother the deer. I have worked there for 28 yrs and have hunted the small property next to the plant.normaleagle05 said:
Should be a peaceful setting right next to that gigantic hammer.
It may be a bit disturbing at first when you hear it but it means money to me each time it hits.
bendy, shoot me an email at bocuso @ g mail. com. Would like to know more.
Go play in Conroe!
TXT me @979-two two zero-9943
Please text your email address to 936-396-9962 and I will send you the info.
Says number is a land line!!
OB lease?
Stryke_Too said:The hammers do not bother the deer. I have worked there for 28 yrs and have hunted the small property next to the plant.normaleagle05 said:
Should be a peaceful setting right next to that gigantic hammer.
It may be a bit disturbing at first when you hear it but it means money to me each time it hits.
bendy, shoot me an email at bocuso @ g mail. com. Would like to know more.
I currently hunt near two river rock quarries. Lots of noise. The deer don't mind it at all and they actually seem a little nervous on the days that the quarries are shut down. Like its too quiet for them or something.
If this is still available please call or text more info to 979-two two nine- 1165
I tried texting earlier today as well and says it's a landline. I'm local to the area and pretty sure I spent some time on this property or very close in high school little over ten years ago. I'd be interested in talking to you about. My email is in profile.
Please text me your email address and I will send you the information.
My phone number is 936-306-9962.
My phone number is 936-306-9962.
Thanks for posting. I'm sure theres a ton of people out of Houston that would love to lease your place. Might want to post it to texasbowhunter.com. Lots of guys on there that are looking.
Maybe your goal is keeping things simple but if you are trying to get max money from it, might consider chopping off the two smaller fingers that are west of 419 and leasing them as individual properties.
Maybe your goal is keeping things simple but if you are trying to get max money from it, might consider chopping off the two smaller fingers that are west of 419 and leasing them as individual properties.
Hey guy, do the rest of us a favor and shut it.
I am unfamiliar with the area, what's the hammer? A rock quarry?normaleagle05 said:
Should be a peaceful setting right next to that gigantic hammer.
Giving that number you posted to my wife's uncle who has been looking for a place
Somebody just post what he wants for it so we don't have to waste our time
They want $15 an acre or $20,220 with max of 5 hunters with active cattle operation with Leasee carrying responsibility for liability insurance for active cattle ranching.
given the location, that's not terrible pricing. I'd be curious to know what type of deer have or potentially can be harvested? $4k a year plus feed costs and liability insurance ($500/total?) is not bad if you have 130-150" deer running around.cledus6150 said:
They want $15 an acre or $20,220 with max of 5 hunters with active cattle operation with Leasee carrying responsibility for liability insurance for active cattle ranching.
Guest privileges would also influence my desire to jump on a deal like that. The location is awesome, though!
Why should the hunters be responsible for the cattle ops insurance?!
Cover insurance for the owners operation, no. Cover GL for the group to protect the owner and his operation, Yes.OnlyForNow said:
Why should the hunters be responsible for the cattle ops insurance?!
That's the way I read it
The leasee shouldn't be carrying the policy, right? That's on the LO and the hunters lease fee covers the costs to have the insurance agency add an "additionally insured"
But that's how my duck lease was...
But that's how my duck lease was...
That's how my lease works as well. Usually the cost is rolled in and the LO covers it. I have heard of landowners specifically asking for the hunters to get their own policy.
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"We use latest technologies in automation and controls to maximize quality and productivity for our state-of-the-art 80 meter ton counterblow hammer, 16K ton screw press, steam hammers, mechanical and hydraulic presses, heat treat furnaces and CNC machining centers."
"We use latest technologies in automation and controls to maximize quality and productivity for our state-of-the-art 80 meter ton counterblow hammer, 16K ton screw press, steam hammers, mechanical and hydraulic presses, heat treat furnaces and CNC machining centers."
Have sent PM and text. Any chance I can eat info?!
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