Leave your number and I’ll call you. I can answer what your ground might bring, what the paperwork looks like, and set your first listing up for you if you’d rather not do it yourself.
No account needed, and no obligation. I’ll call back — usually within a few hours, always within a day.
Louisiana runs on two big seasons: waterfowl down the coastal marsh and the flyway, and whitetail across the piney hills of the north, the Atchafalaya, and the Delta. Duck hunters are locking in marsh, rice fields, and flooded timber right now, before the season fills, and deer clubs are still filling spots for the fall.
It costs you nothing — ever. No upfront fee, no membership, no cut of your payout. You keep 100% of the price you set. Hunters pay a small 5% service fee added on top — it never comes out of your pocket.
You get paid safely, through the site. Hunters pay through the platform. For a season lease, funds are held in escrow and released to you once the hunter confirms the property — no chasing checks, no cash-in-an-envelope. Day hunts pay out instantly.
You stay in control. You set the price, the dates, and the rules, and you message the hunter through the site before anyone books. You decide who's on your place.
We handle the busywork. Listing, messaging, payment, and records live in one place, with the full message thread saved if anything ever comes up.
Coastal marsh, a rice field, flooded timber, or north-Louisiana deer ground — you can offer it however suits you: an annual duck-ground lease before the season fills, a full-season deer lease or club membership, or year-round hog day access. Day hunts are a low-commitment way to start and see how it works.
Prices vary with location, game, and access. General deer ground commonly lands in the $8–$20 per acre range, while coastal-marsh and flooded-timber duck leases are often priced per blind, per gun, or per season rather than by the acre. You set your own number — our guide on how to lease your land for hunting walks through pricing, rules, and getting a first listing up.
1. Create your free listing and drop a pin on your Louisiana ground.
2. Set your price, your dates, and your rules (season lease, annual duck ground, club membership, or day hunts).
3. Add a few photos and the details — acreage, parish, game, access, blinds.
4. Message hunters through the site, and get paid safely when it books.
It takes about five minutes. Not sure where to start? We're happy to set your first listing up for you — just send a few photos and the details.
List a lease or day hunts in about five minutes — completely free. You set the price, the dates, and the rules, talk to hunters through the site before you agree to anything, and get paid safely through escrow. Listing is free and you keep your full price — hunters pay a small 5% service fee on top.
List Your Land — Free