List Your Georgia Hunting Lease — Free

No account needed, and no obligation. I’ll call back — usually within a few hours, always within a day.

Georgia's deer and turkey hunters number in the hundreds of thousands, and every fall clubs and individual hunters go looking for ground to hunt. A lot of good land never gets leased simply because the owner doesn't want the hassle — the tire-kickers, the chasing payment, the wondering who's actually on the property. The Hunting Exchange takes that off your plate.

You don't need a good hunting spot for yourself, a website, or any experience leasing land. If you've got acres — a farm, timber, a cutover, a river bottom, a few pastures — hunters will pay to hunt them, and it takes about five minutes to put a listing up.

It costs you nothing — ever. No upfront fee, no membership, no paywall, and no cut of your payout. You keep 100% of the price you set. Hunters pay a small 5% service fee added on top when they book — it never comes out of your pocket.

You set everything. Price, dates, rules, and the type of access — a full-season lease, a club arrangement, or day hunts. You talk to the hunter through built-in messaging before anyone books, so you decide who's on your land.

You get paid safely. Hunters pay through the site. On a season lease, the money is held in Stripe escrow and released to you once the hunter confirms the property matches your listing — no cash deals, no chasing checks. Day hunts are instant-pay.

You stay covered on records. The whole message thread and transaction are saved in one place if a question ever comes up later.

If it never books, you never owe a thing. No risk to trying it.

Whitetail deer leases are the bread and butter in Georgia, but the site handles it all: turkey ground for spring, dove fields for the September opener, hog access year-round, and day hunts for hunters who want to try a property before committing to a season. You can list one type or several — whatever fits your land and how much access you want to give up.