As the overpopulation of public hunting land continues, an ever-increasing number of people are looking to hunt on private ground. This can be a lucrative way of earning income for landowners and gives renters access to premium hunting real estate. For lessors and lessees alike, there are several things to consider before signing one of these leases.

There is a log to know about how to buy hunting land. The most important thing you can do, though, is hire a qualified land specialist like an ALC.

When it comes to having your own hunting land, you'll first want to seek out the best land for sale. Before you know it, you'll hunt with the freedom that purchasing and owning your own hunting land affords.

Want to attract animals to your hunting property? These six simple steps can attract (and keep!) animals to your hunting land.

Want to get the highest possible price for your hunting properties? Mike Miller, MBA knows the keys to maximize your hunting listings.

Buying a hunting property requires an extensive knowledge of land, wildlife, and what is necessary for a great hunt.

If you still have an itch to hunt, there are plenty of hunting opportunities for you in February.

Over the last five years, the number of hunters has decreased by 15 percent.