It was not private property. It's timberland & if your on your own and breaking the law .... Well if the DNR has a tip. Expect a visit.
It is not private property, belongs to the timber company,
Timber company land is private property
A hunting lease generally gives hunting rights, not ownership rights. The property owner still has plenty or property rights that he can exercise himself or ask another to exercise for him.
You do not own it. If you break there rules they will not lease to u again. They give keys to DNR. Yea it's private. It's there private and u lease hunting rights that have rules to that contract.
Lols I have 2500 acres of private land. Owned by several timber company's. If u break timberland rules on my place ...., u are gone in a heart beat. I have a year to year contract.
No u can't hunt my lease unless u are a member where I turn in your name to the timber company.
Any more questions just ask the DNR ranger that patrols this area.
If I'm shooting deer out my bathroom widow at night on my land & it gets reported. Well I should of used more caution. I own the land. Not the deer. The deer belong to the state.
Exactly.
I agree, in fact I think the OP should drive up to the local DNR office and ask him what he was doing on their lease rather than ask us here on the interweb. Go tell him how you feel about it!
And Game Wardens can go anywhere they like, basically.