How Conservation and Annual Hunting Leases Go Hand in Hand
At first glance, an annual hunting lease seems like a golden ticket to your own private stand. But in reality, it’s also one ...
The Negatives of Daily or Short Term Hunting Leases For Hunters
Hunters are always looking for better hunting land and more accessibility to private land that could offer much better hunting opportunities than public ...
5 Reasons Why Hunter Limits Are Important for Hunting Leases
Plus, why short-term leases are bad, long-term leases are good, and more. Five hunters hunt the property this week. Three hunt it the ...
How Does Deer Overpopulation Increase the Odds of an EHD Outbreak in Whitetails?
The EHD Accelerator: Why Deer Overpopulation Dramatically Increases Disease Outbreaks Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD) is a devastating, seasonal virus that can wipe out ...
The Oxymoron of Day Leasing: A Quick Buck at Conservation’s Expense
In the evolving world of outdoor recreation, day leasing has emerged as a popular—but deeply flawed—trend. Promoted as a convenient way for landowners to ...
The Negative Effects of “Air BnB” Hunting
Air BnB of hunting. Sheets can be washed. Most game animals only reproduce once a year. In recent years, the hunting industry has seen ...
13 Reasons Hunters Are the Leading Wildlife Conservationists
How hunters conserve wildlife more than anyone else. Hunters are the leading conservationists. How so? Hunters help with wildlife management, maintaining healthy deer herds, ...
10 Reasons for Managing Wildlife on Your Land (Via Hunting Leases)
Outlining all the reasons for managing wildlife and maintaining healthy wildlife populations with the help of Base Camp Leasing. Managing wildlife is part of ...
BASE CAMP LEASING IS PROUD TO SUPPORT CONSERVATION!
Hunters directly support wildlife conservation in many ways. Hunters spend more time, money, and effort on wildlife conservation than any other group in society. Through direct donations ...
Implementing Safe Hunting and Wildlife Management for 25 Years!
1 Hunter per 100 Acres! Every hunter wants to have the woods to themselves, but that isn't always the case. With 60% of the woods ...