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up I heard 15 dollars a acre in humphries county for the whole place. 2006-2007 season just hit 20-22 dollars a acre in quitman county.

Now do yall see how it would be bad to put lease prices on this site. just joking i could care less about a lease

I'll give you $30 an acre.

but, I only want the 5 acres around your blind, yeah that sounds about right. you can keep the rest of it.

DuckDeke wrote:

bigwater wrote:word is kenndy is trying to lease everything north of 82 and west of i-55

Leasing the N. Delta....that should be a neat trick

If you remove the land thats been leased and established as hunting clubs then remove the state and federal lands... It would not be that hard to lease Desoto and Tunica counties. I think My backyard is the only land in desoto that has water and records that is still unleased.

SBE we may can work something out say a mourning hunt for 150 heck thats about right.

i wouldnt give this guy one piece of info. I am pretty good at sniffing out a rat and this one smells to high heaven. find another research project.

we pay 22.50 acre in NW MS on 6500 acres. If you put that into what you can hunt we pay about 1000.00 acre.

$22.50 times 6500 acres is $146,250. You must be rich.

who is Jim Kennedy, he must be pretty well off to pull a feat like that.

Sandy Creek wrote:who is Jim Kennedy, he must be pretty well off to pull a feat like that.

"He's got more money than Davy Crockett"----Forrest Gump

caller1 wrote:$22.50 times 6500 acres is $146,250. You must be rich.

Yup He Owns NAPA

I was saying out of the 6500 acres we can only hunt about 150 acres. and that comes out to about 1000 acre

I would be more interested in what it cost per duck at your lease. Now that would really be embarrassing!

2dogs wrote:I would be more interested in what it cost per duck at your lease. Now that would really be embarrassing!

We had a lease near Reydell, AR about 5 years ago that mid way through the season we were in it to the tune of $1,000 per duck. We finished the season with a little more respectable numbers, but we didn't re-lease it the next season. One thing I have learned is that you are most of the time better off by going with reputable outfitter versus leasing a marginal place unless you plan on hunting it a bunch of days during the season. The are a lot more pit falls when leasing with a group of hunters such as, being there to control the water level, re-aranging deke spreads, keeping trespassers out, baby sitting newbees, constant bickering. With an outfitter you pay as you go and leave all the worries after the hunt is over.

Sandy Creek wrote:who is Jim Kennedy, he must be pretty well off to pull a feat like that.

you could say he's "pretty well off"

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You are right, Don Miller, about a guided hunt.

We had an inexpensive ( less than$2500) lease last year that produced 0 ducks. The geese and ducks used it for about a 3 day period when no members where around and that was it.

The math per duck in some cases is just ugly. $62.50/ per duck in one case. Take into account gas, license, time away from home/work/kids/ hours put in working on "stuff"....Easily $100 / duck +.

But let's not look at it like that..