LESSEES shall take proper care of the leased property, the dwellings, and all other improvements located thereon, and shall be liable to LESSOR for any damage caused to domestic livestock, fences, roads, or other property of LESSOR due to the activities of LESSEES or their guests exercising privileges under this lease.
Developing a Forest Land Hunting Lease
By Steve Nix, About.com
Your hunting guests are purchasing the right to use your property and land for the privilege of hunting legal wildlife game species. All considerations should be made by the hunter and tenant to avoid damage to the leased property and to improvements like fences, roads, and livestock. They also need to be careful when using fire or smokes.
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- Hunting Lease - An Essential Forestry Document
- Hunting Lease - Record Who and How Long
- Hunting Lease - Record the Consideration to be Paid
- Hunting Lease - Does This Lease Only Allow Hunting?
- Hunting Lease - Cover Your Assets With Care
- Hunting Lease - Property Meets and Makes Inspection
- Hunting Lease - The Poison Pill Called Forfeiture
- Hunting Lease - Limit Liability Clause and Signatures
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