045: When I was a kid, finding somewhere to hunt or fish was easy.  Besides our own farmland, we could literally drive down the road and pull into nearly every 40 acre field or woods and begin our adventure.We live in different times now.  Land has become scarce, and No Trespassing signs along with chains, gates, and cables now greet us at every turn in.  If one goes the route of leasing or buying land to hunt on, they are looking at a huge investment.  Is public land a person's only option?

 

I recently learned about an exciting new program called Outdoor Access.  The idea draws from the new sharing economy that is emerging, and gives landowners the opportunity to list their land for hunting, fishing, hiking, etc on a short term basis.  They are not locked in to a lease, and they can offer it up at certain times of the year when they are using it less.  Outdoor lovers are able to access the property for weekends or a few days without breaking the bank.  

 

This week on the podcast we will learn all about how to get started as a landowner or a client and take advantage of all that Outdoor Access offers.  We will cover topics such as liability, background checks, annual membership, payment options, and more!

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