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C-H Brad

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Check out our website for the list of woodlots that are available for lease. It's not too late to find your perfect hunting spot before bow season starts.

http://cottonhanlon.com/leasing.html

 

If you see something on that list that catches your eye, shoot me an email and I can send you some maps so you can go out there wander around. If you like it we'll draw up the lease and you'll be all set.

 

Any questions don't hesitate to give me a call/email (contact info is on website).

Bob

 

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Our lease prices are DIRECTLY tied to what we are paying in property taxes (the highest in the country), and from the looks of it New York State is trying to force everyone to leave the state.   :sorry:

Yes it's true that at the end of the 3 year term your lease fee is probably going to go up but that is just because we are trying to keep pace with the property tax increases we have experienced over that time.

 

I guess leasing isn't for everyone, but we have hundreds of happy groups that have been leasing from us for years and years.

 

If you have any questions about a new potential lease or you want to discuss your current lease give me a call or email.

Bob

 

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OK I have a real problem with the above statements...this is going on what I see on the web site only...You can post and put a trailer on these leases...let me tell you,,,

 

We own 68 acres in Alleghany countie Alfred...and yes have a small cabin on it...but pay 4,000 in taxes every single year...and if we wanted to just walk away...we'd have to go through the rigamarow of listing surveys and then have to pay taxes on what we got...

 

I DO NOT see those terms..... on the leases as bad or for rich ppl....everyone wants something for nothing....

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Our lease prices are DIRECTLY tied to what we are paying in property taxes (the highest in the country), and from the looks of it New York State is trying to force everyone to leave the state.   :sorry:

Yes it's true that at the end of the 3 year term your lease fee is probably going to go up but that is just because we are trying to keep pace with the property tax increases we have experienced over that time.

 

I guess leasing isn't for everyone, but we have hundreds of happy groups that have been leasing from us for years and years.

 

If you have any questions about a new potential lease or you want to discuss your current lease give me a call or email.

Bob

Sounds like everything else in this world. Prices go up on equipment and hunters pay the price. I believe you will continue to have great success on leases from guys that see the big picture and want to continue to have great hunting in the future. Those that dont read the signs and do what they need to do to protect their future will be in a bad way im afraid. Farmers are even getting pinched to the point that they will have to charge to hunt, I know many in my circle already do just that. With no lack of willing payers i may add.

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For rich people only.   Don't waste your time on this.  . . 

You are wrong. I lease with Cotton Hanlon. Grab a 100 acre lease and split with 4 guys and you have a pretty affordable place to hunt. You will also have a place to use 12 months out of he year, not just a hunting season lease. So, not to be rude, but you don't know what you are talking about.

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This is not expensive and you have access the entire year.  Leased by yourself yes but like some have said if you get a few guys it ends up being a little more than 1,000$ for the year.  The deer population is some of the highest in the state.  If I did not live so far away and did not have the options of public land on LI I would consider it. 

 

Makes the guy who spent 500$ for one day on LI seem crazy but he tagged 3 deer that one day.  If taxes where not so crazy in NY I would say this is crazy but these prices are by no means excessive.

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ok not familure with the areas but i own 90  up on the border of otsego /delaware counties and between the two seperate taxes its about 800 for the year no house or structure on property small swamp and all hardwood  was skimming through the list seemed a little high but not rediculous however didnt say if structure was included

 

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The prices are not bad at all. I know where some of that property is. You have to remember this is a logging company. So they need to hold the land for long term. I am sure most only get logged every  15-20 years. So they are offering huge tracts of land, and only looking to get what they average in taxes back. I own 200 acres and my taxes are just over $4500 a year and that is being agriculture assessed .Think they are charging too much, go to this link and for name put in Cotton-Hanlon and you can see what the pay for property taxes, it does not list the school taxes which are more.

 

http://schuyler.sdgnys.com/search.aspx

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We have had a lease agreement with C&H for I would guess 15 years now.  The communication with Bob has been very very good. During this time it has been logged off once just recently.  Bob made contact way before this process took place, any concerns we had were addressed, the loggers did a really clean respectable job, there was zero damage to any of our trees stands.  With Bobs approval we have even put in some food plots, he called us when the logging was done just to tell us we were more than welcome to seed the logging trails also and he even had the loggers leave a few extra logs near our camp to cut up for firewood for the deer season.  We could not be happier with our lease. 

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Bob and Cotton Hanlon have been great to deal with, I should have stated that in my reply.We lost members and couldn't.t recruit anyone so the remaining members have to make up the difference which in turn becomes very expensive.

 

Sorry to hear your group lost some members. Maybe what we can do is find you a smaller woodlot that the remaining gang can lease that would fit in the budget. Give me a call/email.

Bob

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Bob and Cotton Hanlon have been great to deal with, I should have stated that in my reply.We lost members and couldn't.t recruit anyone so the remaining members have to make up the difference which in turn becomes very expensive.

 

Are you looking for a new hunter? Where Region/WMU are you located?

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I also belong to a C&H lease and I can say our lease is not directly related to our taxes. We pay a lot more than our taxes on the lots we lease. Not sure why? I do not understand why they don't lower the rates and lease all of there land. Right now they have in there rates roughly $60,000 or so in lost revenue. I'm sorry I did not total the land available. Am I right if they lowered there rates and leased it all it would work out the same? It only makes sense in this economy to make it as affordable as they can and still cover there taxes.

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We all have different stations in life. And our degree of affluence is therefore different.

WHAT THE CORRECT PRICE PER ACRE OF LAND TO OFFER FOR A LEASE.

My answer would be whatever someone is willing to pay. If it is successfully leased it was priced right, even though a number of hunters couldn't afford it. And to publicly criticise a landowner for his asking price is rude. There are many things in life, I can't afford. So, I adjust my standard of living. I

Hunted state land for twenty plus years.

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