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       <title>Henderson County Kentucky Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/4717/Henderson-County-Kentucky-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>     This is a really nice Western Kentucky Farm. This farm sits right on the edge of 1000's of acres of row crops and 1000's of acres of timber and cover. There is not telling what will show up on this farm throughout the season. The timber is thick here and provides plenty of daytime cover for a mature buck to call this farm home. I think the second you harvest a mature buck that another one could show up. Easy access to the middle of the farm on the farmers access road that goes back to the small pond right in the middle of the property. This pond could be a good draw for deer, especially in the early velvet season that Kentucky has. This is a good area that should produce some good deer.     **Select cut timber harvest here in 2018**    **ATV use OK, for hunting purposes only**</description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 6 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
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       <title>Franklin County New York Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/5202/Franklin-County-New+York-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>90 acres in Franklin County, New York. This property is the perfect mixture of farm fields, scrub brush, and mature northern hardwoods. Both deer and turkey are plentiful on this parcel. The southwest corner contains an old beaver swamp that is very thick and will provide great bedding cover for the deer. Landowner reports a lot of crop damage to his corn on this part of his farm. Topography is mostly flat and contains a lot of edge habitat for tree stand set ups.  Hotel accomodations and food are only 12 minutes away. </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 6 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
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       <title>Van Buren County Michigan Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/5778/Van+Buren-County-Michigan-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Here is a sweet 76-acre property that has a nice 10 acre woodlot and thick fencerows to hunt. This woodlot is the connection to all the other cover in the area to the northwest, so it should be a slammer spot. Also, good cover south of this property should have bucks traveling across this property during the rut or gun seasons. I saw lots of sign and tracks here. Multiple inside corners and funnel spots makes this property a sweet spot during the rut. You should not have an issue putting your tags on a couple of nice bucks on this farm. The fields are in row crops. Respectful ATV use for hunting purposes only. No camping.</description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 6 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/5778/Van+Buren-County-Michigan-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Douglas County Missouri Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/6810/Douglas-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>46 acres in Douglas County Missouri, which would be perfect for two guys or that parent/child hunt this fall. This property consists of all mature woods that sits on top of the ridge that overlooks the Bryant creek. This property is really close to Rockbridge, Missouri which is famous for some great rainbow trout fishing. You also might be able to find RV or resort accommodations in Rockbridge as well.     http://rockbridgemo.com       </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 6 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/6810/Douglas-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Christian County Kentucky Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/8304/Christian-County-Kentucky-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>     If you look and decide based on the aerials, you&#8217;ll likely miss one of the best chances we&#8217;ve offered you in Christian County Kentucky to harvest a buck of a lifetime. This 146 acre Christian County Kentucky Whitetail Deer sanctuary has little timber, but it has warm season grasses with drainage's with an unbelievable amount of deer traffic going on there right now. I can only imagine November when the pressure starts, and they follow the does in here to lay low. Bring your tri-pods or box blinds, add a few ladder stands along the east side tree line, and then hang on to your hats. Trails and beds litter the drainage ditches I cruised during my inspection. Nice pond is seeing use on the property. Owned by same family for many years, the property has not seen a lot of hunting pressure in the past. Many of the neighbors around you are in row crops. No further description needed as many of you will know exactly what to expect here.  If you balk this one you may just miss your golden opportunity at a true Kentucky giant and once it's gone don't ask me if they will be keeping it, it's a no brainer!!  No mowing or food plots to be created in warm season grasses without landowner permission.    **Still one of the hottest counties for B&amp;C bucks in the nation**    **ATV use OK, for hunting purposes only**    **Shooting houses, or any other elevated stand use is OK**    </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 6 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
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       <title>Nemaha County Kansas Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/8370/Nemaha-County-Kansas-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Just a reminder that Nemaha County holds the Kansas state record for the largest typical whitetail deer on record.  And here is another Nemaha County lease for you to chase your dream of breaking that record.  Located in the southeastern part of the county, this farm is a mixture of crops and pasture.    Cattle will be on the property part of the year.    The rolling terrain, which is common in this part of the state, features a handful of drainages that lead to and from the crop fields.  These will serve as both bedding and funnels for the traveling wildlife.  A creek and bigger woods are located less than a quarter mile to the south.  Deer unit 9.  </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 6 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/8370/Nemaha-County-Kansas-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Whiteside County Illinois Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/9399/Whiteside-County-Illinois-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This farm offers many different outdoor opportunities including deer, turkey, small game, and possibly even some waterfowl hunting. There are two nice canals on the east side of the property, with one running nearly the full length of the farm, creating excellent travel corridors and natural funnels for wildlife movement. I&#8217;d strongly recommend walking this one before making your decision solely off the aerial photos, because they simply do not do this farm justice. The property is made up of 144.4 acres of CRP, timber, row crops, water, and thick bedding cover that all come together to create a strong setup for holding and hunting mature deer. As I walked the edge of the timber along the CRP, I jumped several deer and even spotted two fawns before they disappeared into the tall cover. The CRP was just recently renewed, so this farm is going to continue to maintain the current cover. I found multiple locations that immediately stood out as ideal box blind setups along with several excellent ladder stand locations for different winds and access routes. There is a lot more timber and cover here than what shows up clearly from above, especially when trying to squeeze a 801-acre farm into an aerial view. The combination of habitat, cover, water, and food sources gives hunters several different ways to hunt this farm throughout the season. Get boots on the ground and take a look for yourself to truly understand everything this farm has to offer.    *Open to all legal game.    *Lease runs one year from the date leased.    *No trucks are to be driven on the property.    *The use of screws, screw-in steps, and nails are prohibited.     *ATV use permitted for hunting purposes only - no joy riding - stay out of row crops.    *No hunting blinds or equipment on roads, driveways or in paths of irrigation equipment.    *Any temporary hunting blinds or equipment placed on tillable acreage must be removed by 3/15 of each year to allow for farming practices.     *No permanent hunting blinds shall be used anywhere on the property.     *No camping at any time &#8211; this includes parking of campers / RVs.     *Under no circumstances should trash be left behind by any of the hunters.</description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 6 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/9399/Whiteside-County-Illinois-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Robeson County North Carolina Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/9691/Robeson-County-North+Carolina-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>The property has a box blind; ladder stand and feeder on the property ready. (Use at your own risk.) This 35 acre Robeson County property consists of all planted pines. They have been thinned once already so they are open enough to see through in places but still thick enough to hold deer. A power line intersects the property giving a good vantage point. A road runs the entire length of the property as well. It has an elevated box blind watching the road that you may use at your own risk. I found some nice trails with droppings and fresh tracks during my inspection. As you can see from the pictures some of the road was under water due to the excessive rains prior to my inspection. ATV use is acceptable for hunting purposes only.   </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 6 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/9691/Robeson-County-North+Carolina-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Macon County Tennessee Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/9872/Macon-County-Tennessee-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This 10-acre tract in Northeast Tennessee could be a little &#8220;honey Hole&#8221;. Property was loaded with deer sign this property while inspecting.  This lease is surrounded by woodland and consists entirely of flat ground.  Also, bedding areas, deer scat, and rubs were located.  While inspecting, deer were bedded on this property, as shown in the photos.  Although not huge, this could be a great hunting ground.</description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 6 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/9872/Macon-County-Tennessee-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Johnson County Missouri Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10157/Johnson-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Here is another great looking farm in Johnson County Missouri. The current aerial and google earth show a cattle farm, but this farm was converted to a row crop farm a few years back. Day of inspection I jumped three doe and a small buck out of their beds in different locations on the eastern side of the farm. The pond in the middle of the row crops, is a great place for a portable blind. Perfect lease for two hunters or Parent/child situation.    ATV or UTV and foot traffic only / No vehicles in the field  Parking is limited just off Hwy 13    </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 6 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10157/Johnson-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Carroll County Virginia Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/11100/Carroll-County-Virginia-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>If you enjoy hunting the mountains of Virginia for those elusive mature whitetails, this is the property for you! This tract joins Big Reed Island on 2 sides. It has a few feeder springs beginning on the property. The timber is mostly mature and has lots of oaks, both red and white. An excellent road system runs throughout the property providing easy access all the way to the river in several locations. There is plenty of cover here to hold those elusive mature mountain bucks too. I&#8217;m sure when the acorns are dropping and the rut is near, bucks will be cruising these ridges at all times of day, looking for does. A few small openings along the river and on top of the ridges are present. They would make excellent food plot locations. This is the type of place where big deer will retreat to when the pressure gets hot during gun season.   During my inspection I found numerous rubs. Some of which were very impressive! I also found old scrapes along those roadways you know the bucks like to walk. The trails were easy to spot as well. Plenty of deer frequent this property. Camping and ATV use is acceptable for hunting purposes.   This property will offer excellent fishing opportunities on Big Reed Island with trout, smallmouth bass and some panfish. Great place to put in kayaks and canoes. This is not exclusive as it is a public waterway.   This property is located at the end of a state-maintained road.   Sunday hunting is allowed.   </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 6 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/11100/Carroll-County-Virginia-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Johnson County Missouri Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/11169/Johnson-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Here is good looking 48-acre farm, with deer &amp; turkey running around. Landowner states there are deer and turkey in the row crops every morning and evening, when beans are planted. Plenty of cover, water and food for the wildlife. great place for 3 hunters to be successful during the deer season.     All fields are hayed once or twice a year.    No vehicles in the fields</description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 6 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/11169/Johnson-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Smith County Tennessee Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/11674/Smith-County-Tennessee-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This 88 acres property is located in the town of Pleasant Shade Tennessee, Smith County. This property is made up of two adjourning pieces, the norther property is a great basecamp/ camper spot that over looks the main property. The 88 acres has old logging roads that lead to a lower section. This property was logged about 8-10 years ago and holds some great potential for large deer based on the terrain. There is a great spot on the west side of the main property for a food plot! I found many rubs, lots of game trails, no sign of anyone hunting this property. Lots of white oaks and red oaks all over the property, the deer were grubbing heavily under the oaks when I checked the property in February. There are some thick bedding ares that I did find some beds in. No one lives on this property and it will be a great property for years to come!     *Respectful ATV use is allowed on this property.  *Campers are allowed during hunting season but must be removed after the season.   </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 6 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/11674/Smith-County-Tennessee-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Platte County Missouri Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13114/Platte-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>A distinctive leasing opportunity is now available in Platte County, Missouri. The farm has been left undisturbed for several years, during which the landowner has planted various trees. There has been no hunting activity, leading to a thriving population of wildlife. This property holds the potential for large deer and many turkeys to inhabit the area. During my visit, I noticed turkeys being flushed from a couple of fields, and there was a significant amount of deer sign visible. Accessing the property requires some effort, which may be more suitable for those young at heart, but it will greatly aid in preserving the wildlife. The neighboring crop field to the west will attract wildlife, so be prepared for numerous travel corridors throughout this property. I did not reach the southern end of the lease, but it appears very promising from the aerial view. Parking is simply a matter of pulling off the road; there is nothing specifically established for vehicles, so you will need to make the best of the parking situation.      Deer &amp; Turkey lease only  Must walk in and walk out  Deer cart only to remove deer and set deer stands  No Motorized or unmotorized vehicles  No UTV/ATV or electric bikes  No food plots  No cutting of trees  No mowing  Safety harnesses must be worn when hunting in an elevated position  No horses  Landowner might mow some areas every so often </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 6 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13114/Platte-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Richland County Ohio Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13116/Richland-County-Ohio-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This lease is a good mix of mature timber, thick cover and agriculture in a great county. Several good bucks have been harvested in the past few years on this landowner's property (check the photos). The area seems to have good deer numbers. I walked three of his properties all showing good sign. Landowner does tap for maple syrup in the spring as well as cuts firewood. Both will be done with respect to hunters. Hidden fields should allow for consistent feeding locations and the wooded draws show sign of being traveled often and are thick enough to hold deer year-round. The larger block of woods also had great bedding locations, conveniently away from the crop fields for the most part and some great pinch points due to the neighboring fence/pasture. Landowner allows camping and actually has a campground down the road if interested. Respectable ATV use for hunting purposes only.   </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 6 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13116/Richland-County-Ohio-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Edgar County Illinois Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12302/Edgar-County-Illinois-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>A very nice farm being offered for lease in Edgar County, one of the best counties in Illinois, in my opinion. While walking the property, it was clear that deer are using and traveling through the farm regularly. I found a couple of great spots to hang a stand. There&#8217;s one particular location where a stand should absolutely be placed, as it offers a great vantage point to cover a lot of ground with a firearm once the leaves and underbrush are down. A small stream meanders through the property as well, which appears to be seasonal. Even so, most seasonal creeks hold some water during the fall, which can be critical during the pre-rut and rut. If you know anything about Edgar County, you know the caliber of bucks that have been taken here in recent years. While this farm may be on the smaller side, I believe it has a ton of potential if hunted properly.    *Lease runs one year from date leased.    *No trucks are to be driven on the farm.    *ATV use permitted for hunting purposes only.    *The use of screw-in steps and nails are prohibited.</description>
       <pubDate>Thu, 4 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12302/Edgar-County-Illinois-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>La Crosse County Wisconsin Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12553/La+Crosse-County-Wisconsin-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>70-acre deer and turkey hunting lease in La Crosse County.  This listing is not duplicate of property 12552 but is a sister to it and thus much of the property descriptions may seem to be very similar.    Trails, trails and more trails.  The deer sign was everywhere on this property.  I have dozens of more deer trail pics taking during inspection that I did not add to the listing as I felt there were plenty already to represent what I saw.  I truly believe the potential for this lease to produce both numbers of deer and quality of bucks is high.      We all want the perfect lease, but what exactly is that.  For me, it&#8217;s the location as being most important and this property feels to be just that.  Secondly, it&#8217;s probably food, water and cover.  Again, this property checks those boxes.  Lastly is most likely access.  On this property there is currently only a gravel dead end road on southern boundary of this property.  That road also splits the two leases, this one and 12552.   You can park on the CRP just off of this gravel road.  Other than that, there are currently no hill or old logging roads in the timber.  Landowner is okay with you creating your own ATV type trails to help get stands in and deer out, but nothing present as of today.  The timber on the west side of Gills Coulee road appears to mainly be walkable.  The landowner is talking to the neighbor for possible access just off Gills Coulee Road on east side timber but cannot promise that at this time.     There is a plan to have timbered selectively logged but no date or year has yet to be set.  Truthfully, I wish I could tell you it would be done sooner than later.  Logging would create some roads, and the selective cutting would help create more browse in the timber.  In regard to future logging, I was told it would be targeted for winter months when done.  Landings for the cut logs would have to be in the ag fields and thus could not happen before those are harvested.  Secondly, landowner does not want the compaction to those fields that logging would create should the ground not be completely frozen.    This is a deer and turkey hunting lease.  No food plots currently as majority of open areas are in CRP.  They are open to discussing this should you find an area or two in the timber that might allow for this.  No camping allowed at this time either.  Use of ATV for hunting related activities hunting related activities is okay when weather and ground conditions permit.    If available and should you want to add to your leased acres, property number 12552 is owned by the same family and borders this lease on its southern side.   </description>
       <pubDate>Thu, 4 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12553/La+Crosse-County-Wisconsin-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Wilcox County Alabama Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13109/Wilcox-County-Alabama-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>PRIME Wilcox County, Alabama Hunting Lease!! Welcome to this 440 acre all game hunting lease in a game rich area of Alabama. If you know anything about Alabama, you know that Wilcox County is as good as it gets. Known for large swaths of private, fertile ground; the deer and turkey numbers are great here and this property is sure live true to that reputation.     Enter off of County Road 265 and travel along a well graded easement into this property. After approximately 1.3 miles you will enter into the property where you are greeted with miles of internal trails. Some of the trails could use some clearing but the main road throughout the property is easily passable. Multiple food plots are present with box blinds and many other areas would be perfect to re-establish or create micro plots. Towering pines, oak bottoms, oak ridges, and thick regeneration call this one home. No doubt a diversity of habitat to hold plentiful game. Properties in this area rarely become available for lease. This one is sure to provide some excellent hunting. Just act quickly before it is gone!     Located just a few short miles south of Camden, Alabama local amenities are nearby.     Follow the Driving Directions for specific details on entrance to the property. Respectful camping and ATV/UTV use for hunting purposes is allowed. </description>
       <pubDate>Thu, 4 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13109/Wilcox-County-Alabama-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Richland County Ohio Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13111/Richland-County-Ohio-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This is a great mid-sized, mixed ag and timber section in Richland County Ohio. There is an access lane back nearly 1/4 mile to the main section of the property. The fields are almost completely hidden from any roads, and most portions are 100% hidden. Good deer in the area, as shown by deer harvested off of neighboring properties. Good deer population judging by the number of deer I jumped and the sign on the property. Also jumped 3 bucks, two of which had great starts. Please be willing to assist with raccoon and groundhog removal to help the farmer. Respectable ATV us for hunting purposes only. Camping allowed as well as landowner has additional camping areas down the road.  </description>
       <pubDate>Thu, 4 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
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       <title>Atchison County Kansas Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13115/Atchison-County-Kansas-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This lease consists of two separate tracts.  The west tract is an L- shaped with a really good- looking field hidden back on the south end.  Two creeks converge on this property, so I would imagine there is a fair amount of wildlife traffic.  Upon inspection we did see a group of half a dozen turkeys including two big toms.  Access will be from the east and north.  The balance of the property is planted to crops.  The east tract features two woody draws intersecting the rolling crop fields.  Driving access will be into the SE corner off of the highway and along the east edge of the property to get to the areas of cover.  Obviously, this will be a bit difficult while crops are still in, so most of your hunting will probably need to wait until after the crops are harvested.  Deer unit 10.  </description>
       <pubDate>Thu, 4 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
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       <title>Prince Edward County Virginia Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/6743/Prince+Edward-County-Virginia-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This Prince Edward County Virginia Hunting property for lease consists of 13 acres of planted pines and the remaining 65 acres are mature timber. The pines were planted about 2006. The remaining 65 acres consists of several oaks and other mature hardwoods. The property has one major creek that runs through it where I found lots of fresh tracks during inspection. I found numerous setup points on the property during inspection for both bow and gun hunters. Landowner said &#8220;dog hunting in this area is very minimal due to the busy highway 15. Most guys won&#8217;t run dogs in this area because they are afraid of losing them.&#8221; So this adds to the desirability of this property. Don&#8217;t let this Eastern Virginia property pass by!  ***Camping is acceptable  ***ATV usage OK for hunting purposes only.  ***Sunday Hunting Allowed!</description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 2 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/6743/Prince+Edward-County-Virginia-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Fulton County Illinois Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/7592/Fulton-County-Illinois-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Here is a great farm available for lease in Fulton County, IL, located right along the Spoon River. If you're familiar with the Spoon River area, you already know it has a reputation for producing some truly impressive bucks. The property consists of a mix of timber, water, and row crops. At first glance, especially from the aerial, you might think it doesn&#8217;t look like much. But after walking the farm, I was genuinely impressed by the amount of deer sign I found throughout the property, and the photos back that up. The deer trails on the levees next to the timber were especially worn. They are clearly using those levees to travel. If you study the aerial photo, you'll also notice areas where the terrain creates natural funnels, including a couple of spots where those funnels pinch down tightly making or ideal stand locations. Another advantage this farm has is that it&#8217;s bordered by excellent surrounding habitat. If hunted properly, this property offers a fantastic opportunity to harvest a mature buck, especially during the pre-rut and rut. I also wouldn&#8217;t hesitate to set up a box blind for firearm season to maximize coverage of the farm. This farm isn&#8217;t just in a good county; it&#8217;s in one of the best parts of the county.    *Open to all legal game.    *Lease runs one year from the date leased.    *No trucks are to be driven on the property.    *The use of screws, screw-in steps, and nails are prohibited.     *ATV use permitted for hunting purposes only - no joy riding - stay out of row crops.    *No hunting blinds or equipment on roads, driveways or in paths of irrigation equipment.    *Any temporary hunting blinds or equipment placed on tillable acreage must be removed by 3/15 of each year to allow for farming practices.     *No permanent hunting blinds shall be used anywhere on the property.     *No camping at any time &#8211; this includes parking of campers / RVs.     *Under no circumstances should trash be left behind by any of the hunters.  </description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 2 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
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       <title>Washington County Wisconsin Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/9816/Washington-County-Wisconsin-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>46 acres in Washington County. This is a &#8220;Deer, Turkey, and Waterfowl Lease&#8221;. This property is mostly flat ground with a nice hardwood ridge on the west end and a small wetland area in the north corner. It also has a kind of hidden field in the southwest corner. Lots of deer sign was present in the fields as well as along the ridge top. Trails, tracks, rubs, and old scrapes were all present during my inspection. The side of the ridge has some thick cover for bedding as well. Several oak trees along the ridge will provide acorns for the deer and turkeys. Plenty of mature trees are available for stand locations. A small tractor trail through the ridge will provide stealthy access to the hidden field. The ridge line seems like a perfect travel corridor for cruising bucks during the rut. The small marshy area could provide some waterfowl action. Be respectful of property boundaries. The landowner encourages antlerless deer harvest also. This is a great multi-species lease opportunity in an area where leases are rare.  The landowner would like contact initially from the hunters.   Respectful use of ATV&#8217;s for hunting related purposes is allowed when weather and ground conditions permit.     Landowner would like vehicle descriptions and plate numbers  No driving in fields  Don&#8217;t damage crops  Don&#8217;t block field entrances  No camping  No food plots  No use of nails, screws, or screw in tree steps  </description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 2 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/9816/Washington-County-Wisconsin-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Johnson County Missouri Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10370/Johnson-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Here is a great looking mature wooded 80 acres in a county that produces quality deer every year. The entire 80 acres is in play, when it comes to hunting. Day of inspection I jumped 5 or 6 deer and noticed turkey scratching's throughout the property. The logging roads that travel through the center of the lease, make it easy to access the property. As you can see in my pictures, the deer sign is strong here, and harvesting deer should be a no brainer. If you can secure access from the neighbor, the SW corner of this lease will rock, if you can get a food plot planted. The surrounding woods will keep a steady flow of deer moving through the property, during the rut.    Great looking lease....  Deer &amp; Turkey lease  If the property is sold during the term of the lease, the unearned portion of the lease will be refund   If the property is sold during the term of the lease the refund will be pro-rated    This lease is 1.5 hours from Kansas City and motels are close in Knob Noster &amp; Warrensburg, Missouri  </description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 2 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10370/Johnson-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Garvin County Oklahoma Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10434/Garvin-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Walked this great Garvin County property, lots of cover, timber, and water on this property. Big trees scattered everywhere and good cover. Lots of big water also. Seen several signs of turkey and deer, hogs are visible also. There are some great looking ponds on this property as well, landowner states the big pond has some trophy bass in it. This lease will make an excellent big deer lease. Landowner says big deer run this area, and with all the draws and the amount of cover they have several places to hide out. Waterfowl hunters and fisherman will have plenty of opportunities also. Camping allowed and four wheelers for use in hanging stands, feeders and removal of game.  Could be cattle on property.  Landowner does not want any coyotes shot on his property.  Contact Oklahoma Leasing Agent to get landowners number before viewing property, he wants to know when you&#8217;re viewing the property  </description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 2 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10434/Garvin-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>De Kalb County Illinois Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12424/De+Kalb-County-Illinois-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This DeKalb County farm offers a versatile hunting opportunity and is not far from Kirkland, IL. The property features a mix of timber, row crops, and native grasses lining the timber&#8217;s edge, creating a natural transition zone ideal for deer movement. A stream winds through the center of the farm and you have two points of access when trying to beat the wind, which further enhances the habitat of this property. I have not personally walked this farm yet and I&#8217;m not exactly sure when I&#8217;ll get that far north. However, based on the aerial photo and the location, it has all the ingredients of a quality lease in this area of DeKalb County. A great layout, varied habitat, and the ability to pursue all legal game. Additionally, with open ag fields and nearby water, there may also be an opportunity to target geese when conditions are right. If you're looking for a varied hunting lease with potential to harvest a nice buck and other game, this one deserves a look.    *Lease runs one year from date leased.    *Open to all legal game.    *No trucks are to be driven on the property.    *The use of screws, screw-in steps, and nails are prohibited.     *ATV use permitted for hunting purposes only - no joy riding - stay out of row crops.    *No hunting blinds or equipment on roads, driveways or in paths of irrigation equipment.    *Any temporary hunting blinds or equipment placed on tillable acreage must be removed by 3/15 of each year to allow for farming practices.     *No permanent hunting blinds shall be used anywhere on the property.     *No camping at any time &#8211; this includes parking of campers / RVs.     *Under no circumstances should trash be left behind by any of the hunters.  </description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 2 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12424/De+Kalb-County-Illinois-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Franklin County Missouri Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12589/Franklin-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This is definitely a fantastic spot for a parent/child hunting experience that won't cost a fortune... The property is very accessible from the road. Every year, Franklin County ranks among the top three counties for the highest deer harvest. The turkey population is expected to be robust too. According to the landowner, deer tend to scatter every time they pull into the driveway... There are numerous excellent locations to set up stands, and placing a mineral block with a camera should yield quick results. Hotels are close and Union and Eureka, Missouri are the closes big towns.    Deer &amp; turkey lease  No fences, so OnXmaps will be your friend on this small 10 acres  The landowner will still be doing small property improvements during the year. but will stear clear during deer seasons</description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 2 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12589/Franklin-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Dewey County Oklahoma Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13099/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>I walked through this property in Dewey County and observed a variety of wildlife during my stroll. I spotted several deer and numerous turkeys. The turkeys were traversing the creek that runs through the land. Additionally, I noticed several deer resting near the creek. I saw some particularly large deer on this property, as well as some yearlings. Several does were lying down under thickets with their fawns. Based on my inspection, this property appears to be quite promising. There are good deer in the vicinity.    Camping is allowed, but it is imperative that no trash is left on the property.    Four-wheelers are permitted.    It seems that only a portion of the property had a few cows grazing on it.  </description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 2 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13099/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Dewey County Oklahoma Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13100/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This property is ideal for a couple of hunters, especially those interested in waterfowl, as it has good water sources. There are several timber lines that traverse the property, which showed significant deer movement. Additionally, there are numerous tracks around the pond.    I have also observed a few turkey tracks and a couple of hog tracks. Overall, the property appears to be in good condition.    Camping is permitted, but please remember to PICK UP TRASH.    Four-wheelers are allowed as well.    While there were indications of cattle, none were present on the property during the inspection.    However, there is always a chance that cattle could be on this property.</description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 2 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13100/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Dewey County Oklahoma Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13101/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>I walked and drove around this property in Dewey County, Oklahoma, and I was not let down. During my visit, I observed a significant number of turkeys on the land. Additionally, there were plenty of signs indicating the presence of deer. From what I could see, the property has a decent amount of scattered timber, and there are plans for crop planting, depending on the weather. This should serve as a great hunting lease for several hunters.    Camping is allowed, and it is expected that no trash will be left on the property.    Four-wheelers are permitted.    There are a few cows present on the property.</description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 2 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13101/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Dewey County Oklahoma Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13102/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Inspected this property in Dewey County by both driving and walking. The northern section of the land is open with patches of timber, which is in good condition. The landowner cultivates the area when the weather allows. The southern part of the property is well-planted with a substantial amount of timber and draws. There is a significant presence of deer signs, as well as indications of turkeys. This property would serve as an excellent lease for hunters looking to harvest one of the Dewey County bucks.    Camping is permitted, and no litter is left on the property.    Four-wheelers are allowed.  Cattle are present on the property.</description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 2 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13102/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Richland County Ohio Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13112/Richland-County-Ohio-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This is another great mixed ag and timber property in Richland County. Jumped multiple deer while walking the property. Pics of harvested bucks were from this farm or the one across the road. Landowner is not sure which. Good potential in the area and seems to have great deer numbers by the sign. The landowner will have campers on the property around the barns throughout the summer and early fall and have access to one trail system along south edge of property during that time. Main sections of cover will not have disturbance other that typical wood cutting which also generally will occur outside of season. Please help landowner control raccoon and groundhogs on the property as well. Camping allowed. Respectable ATV use for hunting purposes only. </description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 2 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13112/Richland-County-Ohio-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Wabash County Indiana Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/3911/Wabash-County-Indiana-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Smokin. This property lies just north of the Mississinewa Lake and is full of deer sign. Turkey hunting should be spectacular as well. Split by a road, this lease makes for an easy hunt and wind friendly. Great access, mostly mature hardwoods with 80 acres of crops. Some deep ravines crisscrossed with trails. I was impressed. No nails or screw in steps.</description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/3911/Wabash-County-Indiana-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Rusk County Wisconsin Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/7244/Rusk-County-Wisconsin-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Another Rusk County property that is almost entirely a potential bedding area that also has a nice area for your camper or food plots.  Human activity on the northern 80 acres has been minimal for many years as you will see upon walking the property.  On southern side, there is a good road running through it to give nice access for stand placement.  This is shown by blue line on aerial and is where the easement also runs for person who owns property on eastern side of this lease.  They are allowed to use this road as whoever leases this property is since this is their only access into their property.    Landowner is okay with you making trails with your ATV to navigate through the farm, which would also create potential shooting lanes.  Another thing I have seen over my many years in the woods is that these knocked down trails are quickly found by the deer, which then become how they move through the property.  This property is quite diverse in regards to the planted pines, dense willows and lower ground on the eastern side of property.    All legal game is yours to hunt.  Respectful use of ATV for hunting related activities is okay.  Camping allowed with permission from landowner.  Food plots allowed with permission from landowner.  Landowner would like the make and license plates of your vehicles.     </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/7244/Rusk-County-Wisconsin-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Brown County Ohio Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/7701/Brown-County-Ohio-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Here is a nice Southwest Ohio property. If you have been looking for a Brown, Adams, Highland County property, then this just might be it. This property is two parcels, with about 18-acres of woods and cover, about a half mile apart. The north parcel has a nice woodlot and good cover along the ditch and Grassy Fork Creek. The south section has cover along the creek and a nice small hidden field. As you can see from the pictures there was good deer sign and some turkey sign too. The landowner provided a picture of a couple great sheds found in the field. Previous hunters had this property for 5 years.... that says something!! Property will be easy to hunt and is set up great for most winds. You can split up and hunt different deer on the same day.  Landowner lives next to the property and will keep an eye on things. No Camping and respectful ATV use for hunting purposes only.</description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/7701/Brown-County-Ohio-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Iowa County Wisconsin Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/8671/Iowa-County-Wisconsin-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>The amount of big buck sign on this property was truly incredible.  125 acres in Iowa County with really nice mix of timbered ground, CRP and some agriculture.  I had a hard time putting my camera down as I quickly fell in love with this property.   If I did not own property in Pepin County, I would be putting this property at top of my list to lease.  Small creek running through valley in timbered ground on western side checks the rest of the boxes for me.    This is a deer and turkey hunting lease.  Respectful use of ATV for hunting related activities is okay.  Camping for hunting related activities is okay with permission from landowner.  Majority of open ground is either already being farmed or in CRP, thus limited options for food plots but landowner will to hear your ideas but still require their permission to do so.  Landowner would like to be contacted prior to your visits and be supplied with make and license plates of your vehicles.    The property is owned by 4 sisters, none of which live on the property.  They do occasionally make visits to the property to visit their mother who lives next to this property and will be on the property.  This typically is a few times in the late spring and summer.</description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/8671/Iowa-County-Wisconsin-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Van Buren County Michigan Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/9331/Van+Buren-County-Michigan-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This is a good size farm just East of Decatur and it offers everything you are looking for in a hunting property... row crops, water, timber, and good cover. There are no trails to the timber so you will have to walk, however, access is on the West side and the parking area is large enough for several trucks and trailers. The opportunity to harvest a mature deer is very likely. During inspection of this farm there were several deer present in the field.  Spring Turkey hunting will be a blast here as well. Respectful ATV use for hunting purposes only.    No Camping.  Stay off the fields with any vehicle when the crops are in.   </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/9331/Van+Buren-County-Michigan-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Adair County Missouri Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/9970/Adair-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>If I were to pick top 5 list of counties for big deer in Missouri, I would always have Adair County part of my top 5... The owner calls this the south 80 of his farm. Very nicely laid out with good travel routes for those big bucks cruising during the rut. I was very impressed with these 80 acres during my inspection. Cattle are present during part of the year.  Tenant farmer tries hard to keep the cattle away from the woods during hunting season. Adair County is one of the counties in Missouri that you always hear about producing big deer year after year.      Deer &amp; Turkey lease only    Some cattle could be present on this property, while you hunt. Cattle rotation all depends on the grass in the fields during the year.    </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/9970/Adair-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Perry County Tennessee Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10028/Perry-County-Tennessee-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Perry County is in Unit 2 because of great deer numbers, and hunters are known to knock down a few good ones from time to time here. This 44-ac is an excellent addition to our TN leases. There are springs on the property, so the game has a constant water source. You have a logging road here and there to get you onto the ridges. I noted multiple stand locations while on the lease. I saw droppings, tracks, and trails here. There are a few small openings that you could plant in a micro food plot. Just an excellent, affordable lease about 20 mins or so from I-40 near Lobelville.     **Family lives in home on the property so eyes on this one**    **Camping is OK here as is always the case on BCL leases**    **Good hardwoods and some thickness noted in various sections of the farm**    **ATV/UTV used responsibly are allowed for hunting purposes only**    **Food available in Lobelville, and several great restaurants and lodging at Exit 143**    **KOA Campground near the Interstate also**  </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10028/Perry-County-Tennessee-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Ripley County Indiana Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10117/Ripley-County-Indiana-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>    Here's a nice lease in one of Indiana's most highly sought after Counties. Ripley County is and has always been known to hold those big mature mid-west bucks. Access to the property is from the South East corner and is very secluded making for nice quiet approaches to your hunting area from the truck. The south section is 8 acres of young trees and overgrown field area that was planted around 2012. The North is 8 acres of grown up field that is ideal bedding habitat and also a good location for a food plot and the remainder of the property is big timber. Lease is surrounded by big row crop fields and plenty of other great whitetail habitat that will help hold good numbers of deer in this area. This is a very nice lease and one that is sure to produce.    **Responsible ATV use ok for hunting purposes only**  **Good food and lodging less than 10 minutes away in Versailles IN**  **Full Hook up camping sites available 10 minutes away at Versailles State Park**</description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10117/Ripley-County-Indiana-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Monroe County Michigan Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10301/Monroe-County-Michigan-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Here is a three section farm within a easy drive of Detroit.  The east section has the only woods on this lease, and the other sections include some brushy cover including fence rows and ditches.   This property has 2 sections south of the railroad tracks and 1 section north.   Any legal game is allowed on this property.     Just in time for you to get your equipment in and setup before the fields are planted.     No camping  ATV ok for hunting related purposes only  Stay off the fields with a vehicle if the crops are in  </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10301/Monroe-County-Michigan-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Jo Daviess County Illinois Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10570/Jo+Daviess-County-Illinois-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This lease lies just minutes from Galena, IL. Once I was on the property and saw first-hand the deer sign and seeing seven turkeys, this farm offers a lot of potential. With the rolling hills and the deer coming here to feed on the row crops and alfalfa, the deer can easily walk throughout this farm without being seen. There is absolutely no road frontage, his driveway ends at his home, and there is one landowner that owns six hundred acres bordering this farm to the south. The steepness of the adjoining property to the north will not allow for anyone to hunt the border, it's just too steep. But the deer are coming from that ravine to the CRP and to also feed on the row crops and alfalfa. The landowner stated he has seen 20 to 30 deer at a time in his fields. He as approximately 15 head of feeder cattle that he rotates. He said he is willing to work with the lessee(s) and place the cattle, so they do not impede with any hunting activities.  He's just a super nice guy and would like to have a long-term and great relationship with lessee(s).       *Lease runs from 1 August through 10 May &#8211; Deer &amp; Turkey Lease Only    *ATV use permitted &#8211; However, absolutely no joy riding &#8211; Stay out of all row crops    *The use of nails or screw-in steps are prohibited.     *No trucks are allowed to be driven on the property. </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10570/Jo+Daviess-County-Illinois-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Howard County Missouri Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/11024/Howard-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Let me start off by saying what a great farm this is along the Missouri river! Big deer roam the Missouri river valley system, and this area of Missouri has produced some truly giant whitetails through the years. I currently have one other farm in Howard County, and it produces big deer consistently (BCL 4898)....The landowner talks about lots of turkey and deer running around. There is 30 acres along the Missouri river bottom and the rest of the property runs on the hilltop ridges to the east of County Road 319. There are row crops to the North and South of this farm, most likely the deer will use this property to move back and forth to the food. There are some steep gullies to this property, but the landowner has built a logging road system throughout almost the entire farm for easy access. The ridges and the bottom ground will be very productive during the fall...    Deer &amp; Turkey lease only  Hunters must notify the landowner prior to arriving at the property, no exceptions  Make and model of vehicle must be supplied ahead of time  No parking by landowners house  Walk softly when moving past the landowners house to hunt  Landowner does maintenances to the property regularly  Only the people on the contract are allowed on the property / no exceptions  ATV's to set stands and remove game only  </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/11024/Howard-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Polk County Wisconsin Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/11129/Polk-County-Wisconsin-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>45 acre all legal game hunting lease in Polk County.  Aerial may fool you a bit in regard to there being more habitat, browse and bedding on the property, especially on the eastern side where the old pasture use to be.  It has been many years since property was pastured and landowner has no intention of pasturing in the future.  Nice lane runs from the buildings all the way to back agricultural fields.  No one lives on the property and other than farmer renting the crop ground, your group might be the only other people to step foot on it.    This is an all-legal game hunting lease.  Camping for hunting related activities is okay, just don't block access to farmer renting the crop land.  Use of ATV for hunting related activities is also okay.  Food plots require permission from the landowner in regards to location on the property.   </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/11129/Polk-County-Wisconsin-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Wilson County Kansas Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/11837/Wilson-County-Kansas-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This property will hunt big!  There is a lot of diversity, plenty of cover, good access, food, water and a cool landowner!  Located west of Fredonia, this should be a really good lease.  It is a mixture of crops, hay ground and pasture.  The east part of the north tract will not have cattle on it.  The west part is pasture, as well as the south tract, and they will be lightly grazed part of the year.  There is a ton of brush on the property that does not show up on the aerial.  The plentiful oaks, persimmons and crops will provide good food.    The landowner lives on site to help keep an eye on things.  *** They plan to burn the property each year, so you will need to remove your equipment as they will not be responsible for it. They have a place by their house you can store it.***  Deer unit 12.  </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/11837/Wilson-County-Kansas-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Lawrence County Tennessee Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12272/Lawrence-County-Tennessee-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Here is an awesome 331 acre crop land tract. PRIME Dove Hunting Tract and even good Goose numbers frequent the fields. This property is located in prime Unit L of Southern Middle TN, meaning you can harvest 3 does per day during hunting season. The population of deer is very healthy in this area and you are certain to see the fields filled with deer in the afternoon and morning. I have worked this area for several years and can attest to the large numbers of deer in this area.     This property offers nice wood lot edges and is surrounded by large land holdings.  Not only is this an excellent deer hunting lease to but talk about some good dove hunting!!     The landowner is excellent to work with and plants yearly rotations of corn or soybeans with winter wheat in the fall.  Respectful ATV use for hunting purposes is allowed. Please be respectful of the crop fields. </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12272/Lawrence-County-Tennessee-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Washington County Indiana Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12394/Washington-County-Indiana-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This is the one we all dream to get access to, folks!  This property has it all, with a mix of wooded hillsides, open fields,  drainage/creek bottoms, and plenty of room to roam! This 386-acre hunting lease in Washington County, Indiana is perfect for a group of guys or large family looking for a top-notch hunting experience.  The landowners report seeing no shortage of deer and turkeys and I can attest to this!  I jumped so many deer while walking this one, it was unbelievable!  The crop fields, water sources, and hardwoods will keep the deer and turkey on this property year-round!  And with so many different potential stand sites, you won't have to worry about the wind.  The landowners are super nice and should be great to work with.      Respectful ATV/UTV use for hunting purposes and only when ground/weather conditions permit.  Do not damage any crops. Do not park in places other than the designated parking spots    </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12394/Washington-County-Indiana-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Isabella County Michigan Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12502/Isabella-County-Michigan-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>  This 79 acre hunting lease offers the opportunity to hunt the farmlands of game rich Isabella County, MI.  The Southern portion of the property is crop fields with a couple of small patches of cover mixed in.  The Northern end transitions into a large thicket/woodlot which looks like great habitat and a potential bedding area.  This tract lays out well to hunt deer or turkey coming out into the crop fields to feed.  The field also has potential for goose or predator hunting.  This lease is open to all hunting seasons.  No camping is allowed.  No ATV use is permitted on the crop fields.</description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12502/Isabella-County-Michigan-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Clinton County Illinois Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12604/Clinton-County-Illinois-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Here&#8217;s a great opportunity to lease a hunting property in Clinton County, a county where leases rarely come available. If you live near or in Clinton County, this is a lease you should seriously consider. This farm feels like your own private hunting zone, with no hunting pressure on three sides, almost like an island unto itself. Along the creek, you&#8217;ll find natural funnels and pinch points that deer are likely to use to travel through the property. The north side features good underbrush and showed solid deer sign. I jumped several deer while on the property. That same north end, along the road, could be a strong spot during the pre-rut and rut. I&#8217;ve seen a number of bucks cruising along highways during that time of year. Cattle will be on the farm from May through October but will not interfere with your hunting. Be sure to close the gate when entering from the east side. The landowner is great to work with and wants to see this farm go to someone who will respect it like it&#8217;s their own.    *Lease runs from date leased through 15 May     *Landowner retains the fishing rights    *Landowner must be notified by text when you are coming to the property    *No trucks are to be driven on the farm     *The use of screw-in steps and nails are prohibited     *Permanent stands are not permitted    *ATV use permitted for hunting purposes only - no joy riding    *Cattle will be rotated on the east side of the farm from May through October. They do not have access to the timber. </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12604/Clinton-County-Illinois-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Will County Illinois Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13088/Will-County-Illinois-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Let me start by saying, this lease is more than likely going to be an Archery Lease only. I do not see an area on this farm where you can maintain the required 300-yard distance from an inhabited dwelling per ILDNR regulations for firearm hunting. With that said, do not overlook this property because of its suburban type setting. In many cases, farms like this can offer excellent archery opportunities due to limited hunting pressure and the security cover surrounding the area. The farm appears to have a strong mix of bedding, timber pockets, travel corridors, and large agricultural fields that should provide consistent food sources throughout the season. The timber fingers, brushy draws, and isolated cover within the crop fields create natural pinch points and funnels that deer are likely using to move between bedding and feeding areas. The creek and drainage running through the property only add to the overall layout and should help concentrate deer movement during the early season, pre-rut, and rut. Looking at the aerial, there are several locations that immediately stand out as solid stand locations depending on wind direction. I could also see this farm setting up well for observation sits early in the season to learn how deer are entering and exiting the fields before moving in tighter during prime movement periods. Properties like this can surprise people, especially when mature deer start using overlooked areas close to town where hunting pressure is typically lighter. Note: I have not yet walked this farm.      *Open to all legal game.    *Lease runs one year from the date leased.    *No trucks are to be driven on the property.    *The use of screws, screw-in steps, and nails are prohibited.     *ATV use permitted for hunting purposes only - no joy riding - stay out of row crops.    *No hunting blinds or equipment on roads, driveways or in paths of irrigation equipment.    *Any temporary hunting blinds or equipment placed on tillable acreage must be removed by 3/15 of each year to allow for farming practices.     *No permanent hunting blinds shall be used anywhere on the property.     *No camping at any time &#8211; this includes parking of campers / RVs.     *Under no circumstances should trash be left behind by any of the hunters.</description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13088/Will-County-Illinois-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Dewey County Oklahoma Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13093/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>I explored this impressive hunting property in Dewey County, Oklahoma, both on foot and by vehicle. I was thoroughly pleased with my experience. There were numerous sign of deer and a significant presence of turkeys as well. I observed several turkeys in the fields upon my arrival. While walking through the timber, I noticed considerable deer activity. The property features ample bedding areas, and the landowner cultivates the land when weather conditions allow, which aids in providing food for the wildlife. The deer population in this region is robust, and there is an abundance of turkeys. This property would serve as an excellent hunting lease for a group of hunters.    Four-wheelers are allowed.  Cattle are present on the property.  Camping is permitted, but please ensure that no trash is left behind.</description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13093/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Dewey County Oklahoma Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13094/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>I visited this remarkable hunting property in Dewey County, Oklahoma. The land features excellent cover and timber, along with outstanding bedding areas. Planting will occur, depending on weather conditions. I observed a variety of wildlife during my time on the property, including deer, turkey, and quail. It is a lovely location and would be an excellent lease opportunity for hunters.    Four wheelers are allowed,  Camping is permitted, but please ensure you clean up after yourselves&#8212;NO TRASH LEFT BEHIND.  There is a possibility of cattle being present at some point.    </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13094/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Dewey County Oklahoma Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13095/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This hunting lease in Dewey County, Oklahoma spans 160 acres of dense timber and bedding zones. When weather conditions allow, there are also planted crops on the lease. I walked through the timber and discovered numerous bedding areas throughout the property. There is ample good timber available for hanging stands. I observed sign of deer and turkey on this land, indicating it should be an excellent hunting location.    During the inspection, there were no cattle present on the property, nor did it appear that any had been there in the past. There is a possibility that cattle may be present at some point in the future.    Camping is allowed, but all trash must be disposed of properly.    Four-wheelers are also permitted on the property.    </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13095/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Dewey County Oklahoma Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13098/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>I explored this impressive hunting property in Dewey County, and it truly looked appealing. It features healthy timber and ample cover, along with open spaces. Two lines of timber traverse the property, providing pathways for deer movement. There were numerous sign of deer and turkey present on the land. Additionally, I spotted a few quail here. This location would serve as an excellent lease for hunters, especially given the quality of deer in the vicinity.    Camping is allowed, provided that you clean up after yourself.    Four-wheelers are permitted.    During my inspection, I did not observe any cattle on the property.    However, there is always a chance that cattle may appear on this land.</description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13098/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Prentiss County Mississippi Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13110/Prentiss-County-Mississippi-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Looking for a sweet family hunting property or for you and a couple friends in Northeast Mississippi? Well look no further, here is sweet 96.5 acre property ripe for your use. Located in an area known for healthy deer and turkey population and surrounded by large landowners, this one should offer some good hunting. Even better, according to the landowner, this one hasn't seen hunting pressure in a number of years so should be some good un-pressured game here!     This property is conveniently located off of County Road 5051 just southeast of Booneville, MS. Hardwood regeneration with fingers of larger hardwoods, and even a small pond lying just in its center call this one home. There appears to be several lanes and smaller openings that could also serve as food plot locations.     Respectful camping and ATV/UTV use for hunting purposes is allowed.     Information regarding the property has been obtained from aerial imagery and the landowner. Leasing Agent has not viewed the property. Recommend viewing the property before placing a non-refundable deposit. </description>
       <pubDate>Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13110/Prentiss-County-Mississippi-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Cayuga County New York Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10337/Cayuga-County-New+York-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Base Camp Leasing has a 69 acre hunting lease available for immediate lease in Cayuga County, New York. This lease is located in WMU(7H) and is less  than 15 miles from Auburn. The lease has about 24 acres of woods and fence lines. The rest is tillable fields that have active row crops. Property is flat and is easy to get around on. There are 2 small streams that do not hinder access. The property has a lot of deer sign on it. There are some hickory trees in SE corner. Easy hunting lease to set stands up. Most of woods are natural  funnels.  I found some old rubs in woods in SW corner along small stream. Landowner will allow you to post property. ATV use and camping are allowed for hunting purposes only. Get with landowner for parking spot if required.</description>
       <pubDate>Thu, 28 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10337/Cayuga-County-New+York-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Decatur County Iowa Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/11694/Decatur-County-Iowa-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Here is another great looking Decatur County Iowa farm! 200 acres of row crops with just the right amount of cover for the wildlife to feel comfortable during the year. The Kilgore creek and Little River join just north of this property and continue to flow along the eastern side of the property all the way down into Missouri. Plan on having several bucks cruising through this property during the rut, using the woods along the creek as cover. Decatur County has never disappointed during the deer season, in fact true trophy class deer roam this county.  Day of inspection the deer sign was strong and I&#8217;m sure you can find a turkey or two as well. I do recommend deer stands to be placed before the crops are planted in the spring.      Zone 5  Deer &amp; Turkey lease  </description>
       <pubDate>Thu, 28 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/11694/Decatur-County-Iowa-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Pottawatomie County Kansas Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/11730/Pottawatomie-County-Kansas-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Located between Manhattan and Wamego, this will be a quick and easy lease.  There were several rubs along the line of trees through the property.  The old pond dam on the west edge looks like it could be a good hidden spot to set up a feeder or mineral site to help draw in the deer from the surrounding areas.    Five miles to Wamego, Eight miles to Manhattan.  Deer unit 9.  </description>
       <pubDate>Thu, 28 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/11730/Pottawatomie-County-Kansas-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Butler County Alabama Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12488/Butler-County-Alabama-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Archery Only Tract. Don't let the archery only, fool you. Located within the city limits of rural Georgiana, AL; this one is in a game rich area. Based on information gathered from the landowner, a respectable, and trustworthy source; this one is covered in deer tracks and rubs. A nice internal trail allows for access into the property. Bring those stands, blinds, and tuck away into the pines. Some smaller food plots could also be constructed within the pines. Or drop that feeder in here and watch em come on in! We all have seen the videos online now of monster being harvested near cities, and this one may just have the makings for you!     *Leasing agent has not viewed the property, recommend scheduling a time to view before placing a non-refundable deposit.   *Respectful ATV/UTV use for hunting purposes is allowed.   *Respectful camping is allowed. </description>
       <pubDate>Thu, 28 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/12488/Butler-County-Alabama-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Wright County Missouri Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13091/Wright-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This is an attractive 125-acre parcel that straddles the boundary between Wright and Texas counties. The lease appears solid upon inspection, and numerous hunters are likely to find success here. The landowner possesses 200 acres and is leasing 125 acres of his northern property. Occasionally, the landowner will hunt the southern 75 acres. The deer and turkey populations on this land are robust, and both Wright and Texas counties are known for their strong hunting opportunities...    Deer &amp; Turkey lease  Must park on the leased side of property  Must call ahead before hunting  Landowner would like to do a meet &amp; greet before any hunting transpires  Food plots and ATV's &amp; UTV's allowed    *** You will need to give a 48 hour notice before inspecting the property***  Landowner will unlock gate and show you around</description>
       <pubDate>Thu, 28 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13091/Wright-County-Missouri-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Blaine County Oklahoma Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13092/Blaine-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>I walked and drove through this hunting property located in Blaine County, Oklahoma. The land features ample timber and excellent cover. Additionally, it is divided by railroad tracks. The landowner cultivates crops on this property, depending on weather conditions. During my walk through the timber, I observed numerous sign of turkeys as well as actual turkeys in the field. There are many deer tracks throughout the property, particularly near the tracks, and some prime bedding areas can be found in the timber. This area should offer great hunting opportunities for a group of hunters.  The property has very sandy soil, making it easy to get stuck.    There are cattle.  Four wheelers, ok.  Camping permitted, pick up trash  </description>
       <pubDate>Thu, 28 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13092/Blaine-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Dewey County Oklahoma Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13096/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>I explored this excellent hunting property in Dewey County, Oklahoma, both on foot and by vehicle. This land represents a reliable hunting lease, featuring robust timber, ample cover, and abundant signs of deer and turkey. It is truly an appealing location. While traversing the southern section of the lease, I observed numerous quail. The presence of CRP suggests that quail populations could be promising. Additionally, deer populations in this region are notably high, and turkey numbers are exceptionally abundant. This combination should create a very strong lease opportunity for a group of hunters.    Camping and four wheelers are allowed  No trash on property  There were cattle, but it seems only on part of the property.</description>
       <pubDate>Thu, 28 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13096/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Dewey County Oklahoma Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13103/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>I walked and drove around this property and was not disappointed. The timber and cover here are excellent, complemented by open spaces. There's also a fantastic pond, ideal for waterfowl hunters. It's spacious enough for a group of hunters to successfully harvest a large Dewey County buck. There are some nice ones in the vicinity, along with a healthy population of turkey and quail.    I observed very promising sign of deer on this property. The pond area was filled with tracks, and there are great bedding areas within the timber as well.      Camping permitted, do not leave trash on the property.  I noticed a few cattle  Four wheelers are allowed</description>
       <pubDate>Thu, 28 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13103/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Major County Oklahoma Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13104/Major-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Property consists of North Canadian River on the east boundary and timber running up east boundary of property. Elsewhere there is cropland when weather permits landowner to plant.  Should make a couple hunters a good close place to hunt near town.    Camping and Four wheelers are allowed, do not leave trash on the property.  There is always a possibility of cattle on this property    ***This property has not been inspected yet***  </description>
       <pubDate>Thu, 28 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13104/Major-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Dewey County Oklahoma Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13105/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Here's another Dewey County, Oklahoma Property, this property consists of crop land when weather permits planting and narrow path of timber on the west boundary of the property. There is a wet weather creek running through the timber. Dewey County is known for good deer and lots of turkey.     ***This property has not been inspected yet***    Camping ok,   no trash on property.  Four-wheeler ok  There could be cattle on the property.</description>
       <pubDate>Thu, 28 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13105/Dewey-County-Oklahoma-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Keokuk County Iowa Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/7176/Keokuk-County-Iowa-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Here is a fantastic little farm that has a big draw for the wildlife, when you take in consideration that little creek runs through the property with a very nice section of woods (for this area) splitting the row crops and the thick CRP on the southern end. Then the landowner has done all the work for you placing two 5 star food plots on the property (weather permitting) mainly for the pheasants, but the deer &amp; turkey love them too. Big thick CRP completes the southern portion of this property making these 80 acres a great bedding ground.    Zone 7  Deer &amp; Turkey lease only  This lease ends May 15th, every year    Landowner&#8217;s family retains the Pheasant hunting rights and will be moving around on the property during the first weekend of October and the weekend after Thanksgiving or possible the first few days of January either one landowner is not sure yet  </description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 26 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/7176/Keokuk-County-Iowa-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Burt County Nebraska Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/7559/Burt-County-Nebraska-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Almost 200 acres of big hillsides and running creek throughout the bottom. This 190 acres hunts better than most 500 acre pieces. Multiple secluded sanctuaries giving this property homes for a lot of different bucks. The hillsides hide a majority of the habitat from the road as well as the uninterrupted double section. There isn't a place on this farm you couldn't have a good set up. Views from hillside fence lines or terraces overlooking row crops below give an easy glass and pattern opportunity. This place would be a thrill at last light! During the rut, I can imagine you can hear the clash of antlers across this farm.   As I walked the property, I bumped turkey and deer throughout. This place is set up for some great hunting! Isolated row crops acting as staging and food plots give you a hunt as good as any outfitter could offer. If you are looking for many successful hunts here is your chance.   </description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 26 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/7559/Burt-County-Nebraska-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Stark County Ohio Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/7591/Stark-County-Ohio-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Suburban bow hunting only property. Very well laid tract in the suburbs of Canton. Some agricultural fields, hedgerows and a nice woods. Lots of edge set ups should provide great evening bow hunting. Property has a locked cable gate and accesses back a lane. No camping or ATV's. This property is archery hunting equipment only, no firearms are to be on the property,</description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 26 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/7591/Stark-County-Ohio-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Keokuk County Iowa Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/8012/Keokuk-County-Iowa-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Nice well taken care of property on the south English river, in Keokuk County Iowa. Farm consists of approximately 35 acres of river bottom timber with the other 110 acres in CRP. The fence lines on the north and east sides of the farm that divide the CRP from neighboring crop fields are sparsely wooded and act as cover for deer to move from bedding to food, making them good stand sites. The main timber lies approximately half on the north and half on the south side of the river which will allow multiple hunters to sit in close proximity without cutting each other off.   The CRP provides great bedding and is FULL of deer sign. The timbered area is nearly a half a mile long which gives you multiple field edge stand/blind sites. The farm also offers great upland game and turkey hunting as a bonus.     No deer drives permitted.    Driving on the farm only allowed to retrieve downed game.    Tent or RV camping is a possibility and can be discussed with the landowner after the contract is signed.    If FSA releases haying options during a drought year, 60% of the farm could be hayed    This lease runs from date leased, until May 15th, 2026    Zone 7      </description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 26 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/8012/Keokuk-County-Iowa-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Hancock County Georgia Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/8672/Hancock-County-Georgia-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>For lease is a 50 acre Hancock County Gem that sits just east of Lake Sinclair!  This is one of the neatest small properties I've walked so far in Georgia.  It has a great road system behind a locked gate that leads to an awesome food plot.  Surrounding the food plot, are beautiful hardwood ridges coupled with pockets of thick cover.  The diversity here is awesome for a smaller tract.  I really enjoyed walking this piece and am confident it will be a great long-term lease for someone.  Hancock County is a known hot-spot and this property should produce some great whitetail hunting.  Also, there was great turkey sign present the day of inspection.    ***ATV use for hunting activities only***</description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 26 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/8672/Hancock-County-Georgia-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Wabasha County Minnesota Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/9834/Wabasha-County-Minnesota-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>All I can say with this one is wow! While inspecting this property I found what may be the best stand location I have ever seen in MN. Clocking in at 320 acres there is a lot of room to spread out on this one. The SW 160 acres does not even have a public road touching it, let alone bordering it. There is a nice access trail leading into the NE corner of it from the farm site on the lease. Virtually every inch of it is huntable.  The open area on this south piece is a mix of alfalfa, tall grass, and row crops. Everything else is big heavy timber. There are a couple great water holes down there too. The stand location I mentioned earlier is on the SE 40 of this piece down in the dark timber. It is one of the best trail intersections I have ever seen. Do not let the NE 160 fool you. You will know what I am talking about when you see it. There are several awesome stand locations on this piece, as well as a slam dunk watering hole. Most of the open ground on this 160 is alfalfa/row crops. It was very obvious the deer numbers on this farm are high. The trails and big rubs I found were crazy. It seems like this farm has the perfect trees in the best locations for hunting out of. The water holes scattered around the lease should be excellent hunting early season through the rut. It is a long way down to the creek so I have to imagine the water is as good as a food plot during the right times.   Spring turkey hunting should be excellent as well.  The farmstead on the property is unoccupied.  ATV use for hunting purposes only.  Absolutely no driving on crops.     </description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 26 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/9834/Wabasha-County-Minnesota-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Lawrence County Tennessee Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/9933/Lawrence-County-Tennessee-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Been looking for that perfect lease for you and couple of friends or maybe you and the kids? Love glassing those big crop fields late in the afternoon in search of that weary old buck or maybe just looking to fill the freezer with that big ol' doe? Well then look no farther than this 70 acre tract in beautiful Lawrence County, Tennessee! This property was COVERED in tracks during my inspection. Heavy browsing on the corn crops covered the entirety of the property. The western boundary of this property is a small stream with big hardwood timber alongside. I jumped two deer alongside the stream during my inspection! Surrounding properties are planted in soybeans, making this area a hot spot!  Yearly crop rotations of corn or soybeans with winter wheat in the fall, provide a year round food source. Heavy rains fell on the day of my inspection up until lunch. Fresh tracks from after the rain ran the field line, some of them you could tell were made by a Tennessee monarch! Jump on this affordable tract while it lasts, you won't be disappointed!     Lawrence county is known for those big Tennessee bucks and this property lives true to that! With 3,528 total deer harvested last hunting season and 1,576 of those being bucks, Lawrence county is a big buck hot spot in the state. Enjoy liberal hunting seasons in Tennessee, with archery season beginning September 25 and rifle season ending 2 January. Oh, and there is a velvet archery only hunt 27-29 August!  Lawrence County also offers plentiful opportunities for antlerless deer harvest. Being located in Unit L, this property allows for 3 antlerless deer per day to be harvested!     Owners have agreed to allow temporary camping during hunting season. Respectful ATV use for hunting purposes only. Please be respectful of the timber and crop fields. The property is located approximately 1 hr 20 min from Huntsville and 1 hr 45 min from Nashville. </description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 26 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/9933/Lawrence-County-Tennessee-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Champaign County Illinois Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10796/Champaign-County-Illinois-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>This is a lease that can be used in a several different ways. If you're looking for a place to harvest a deer to fill your freezer or if you're wanting to hunt pheasant's or geese, this farm will offer all this at a very reasonable price. The day I walked the timberline I flushed up three pheasant's and found numerous deer tracks in the row crop field. A brushed in ground blind would work perfect for this farm and there are a couple different places you can set one up. From the aerial it doesn't look like much, but there is definitely hunting opportunities here.      *Lease from date leased through 15 May    *Open to all legal game    *No trucks are to be driven on the farm    *ATV use permitted for hunting purposes only    *Nails and screw-in steps are prohibited </description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 26 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/10796/Champaign-County-Illinois-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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       <title>Ripley County Indiana Hunting Lease</title>
       <link>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13089/Ripley-County-Indiana-Hunting-Lease.html</link>
       <description>Here is an excellent opportunity to lease 62 acres in Ripley County, Indiana featuring a strong mix of cover, travel corridors, and food sources that create ideal habitat for whitetail deer. During inspection, the property showed abundant deer activity with numerous trails, scat, tracks, and fresh rubs spread throughout the farm.  I have driven by this farm numerous times over the last several years and saw deer in these fields most of the time!  It is going to be a great setup for you and a kid or you and a buddy.    This tract offers easy access along with a combination of open acreage, wooded edges, and natural funnels that help concentrate deer movement throughout the season. The layout provides multiple potential stand locations along field transitions and travel routes, making it an attractive setup for both archery and firearm hunters.    The property&#8217;s terrain and surrounding agricultural ground create a natural travel corridor for wildlife while still offering enough cover for deer to feel secure. With visible sign throughout the property and strong habitat diversity, this lease has the potential to provide consistent hunting opportunities year after year.    Conveniently located in Ripley County, this property offers easy access while maintaining the rural setting serious hunters look for.  Don't hesitate to lock this one up!  You will regret it if you don't!    - No camping  - No crop damage  - ATV/UTV use for hunting related purposes and only when ground conditions permit    </description>
       <pubDate>Tue, 26 May 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
       <guid>http://www.basecampleasing.com/13089/Ripley-County-Indiana-Hunting-Lease.html</guid>
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