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A hunt club may have any name as long as it is no longer than 35 characters in length and is not profane, embarrassing or offensive to the public. Please Note: If more than one Recreational License Unit (RLU) is owned by the hunt club, the club’s name that is specified when the account is created will apply to all of those Recreational License Units (RLUs).

The hunt club contact represents the hunt club and acts as the primary contact. The contact can be any member of the club itself (president, secretary, etc.), but that individual will ultimately be responsible for payment of the license fee. Invoices, dues, and other forms of correspondence for Leases will usually be via e-mail so that person should be someone who has a dependable internet connection and is a frequent user of e-mail. This person is the only person that can reach out for information, maintenance, questions on account.

• Click and drag the map to explore available Recreational License Units (RLUs).
• Click on directional arrows to move the map. Click + to zoom in and – to zoom out.
• Mouse over and click a marker to view RLU details and to place your bid
• Use the RLU Filter to help you find the RLU you want.
• Note: RLU boundaries will be displayed on the map when you zoom in.

Accepted – Your bid has been accepted. The licensing process can begin.
Declined – Another person’s bid has been accepted. All other bids have been declined.
Pending – Your last bid has been placed and is currently the highest (or only) bid.
Outbid – Another person has bid more than your last bid. At this time, you can increase your bid if you choose.

Please contact Technical Support by calling (980) 430-6151 or send an email to [email protected] describing the problem you are experiencing.

No. The club name you specified when you created your account applies to all RLUs you hold within the same account. Each RLU is distinguished by a separate number, but all belong to the same club. If you want different club names with different memberships, you will need different accounts, with a different email address for each.

A Recreational License Unit (RLU) is the term used to identify an individual tract of land that may be licensed by an individual and/or a hunt club for recreational use, such as hunting. The RLU is defined by number of acres, boundaries, license length and other characteristics specific to the tract of land. An individual or hunt club may license more than one RLU.

A hunt club is an individual or group of individuals who desire to enter into an agreement to license the hunting rights on the Licensor's property. Each member of the hunt club must be listed by name and address.

You may not start hunting until you have received notice that your Lease agreement has been legally executed. The club president/ contact person will be notified by email that the license has been executed. At that time, you can access the property as long as the start of the lease has begun. Note some leases you can pick up prior to the start of the new lease, and you cannot be on the lease until the lease actually starts.

The filter allows you to easily find Recreational License Units (RLUs) with the qualities you want. For example: You can search for RLUs that have a certain minimum or maximum number of acres. Choose “Options,” then select “Apply Filter” to update the map with your refined search options. The filter will be applied to everything you see on the map until you select “Clear Filter.”

Yes, in order to view you must ensure the property is still listed on the website as available. We ask that you wear orange blaze hat/vest for safety reasons. We do not allow any weaponry to be taken onto the property during the viewing process, as you are there to view the property only. If there is a gate or other access point that is locked, you will need to go around it for the viewing process.

View the How to Create Your E-License guide on the “Getting Started” page. This guide contains step-by-step instructions (along with screenshots) on how to create and e-sign your license agreement. Note as well, there is a lease wizard that walks you through this process with colored prompts for each step once you accept your reservation.

Insurance is included in your license fee and covers the property and your membership. Reference your license agreement for additional information.