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I am looking to lease or possibly purchase with owner financing property within an hour or 2 of the Buffalo NY area. Looking for anywhere from 50-150 acres, depending on if I lease or purchase.

Please reply if you have land or know of any resources I can find this land

Thanks for looking

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Thanks for the replies. I have looked into couple of the popular lease networks, yes they are little higher priced, that's why I'm looking for possible alternatives. I'll try some forestry companies, but hoping maybe someone that just has land or family or friends have land not using, that could get goid price leasing from them. 

I appreciate the responses, keep the suggestions coming if anyone has any other ideas.

Thanks

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Thanks for the replies. I have looked into couple of the popular lease networks, yes they are little higher priced, that's why I'm looking for possible alternatives. I'll try some forestry companies, but hoping maybe someone that just has land or family or friends have land not using, that could get goid price leasing from them. 
I appreciate the responses, keep the suggestions coming if anyone has any other ideas.
Thanks
My only other advise is to knock on doors. Asking about land on a hunting forum prob won't get you any honey holes. Foot work and some handshakes might land you a spot for free. Buy yourself the onX app as it will be a great resource in your search.

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Have tried this before a couple times with a few chances. Try looking for open land that is for sale esp if it has been listed for a while.  Send the realtor an email saying that you would be interested in leasing the property for hunting and this could help the seller with taxes. Some realtors won't want anything to do with it, but good ones will at least pass along the info to the owner.  Provide all your contact info.  Chances are of it has been listed for a while they aren't using the property and might be interested in some help paying for the taxes on property they are trying to get rid of.  Bad part is that might sell it and your out looking agian.

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I know it's not what you want to hear but there are some big tracts of state land that hold some really good deer. You gotta be smart, and willing to work to get em though. Typically walking in further than others increases your chances 10 fold. If you aren't able to find anything by late summer, start scouting some state land for a backup plan.

 

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