Ranchers' Agricultural Leasing Handbook: Grazing, Hunting, and Livestock Leases
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- February 23, 2022
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Overview
Whether a person owns land or is seeking to find land to rent, leasing property for grazing or hunting leases can be beneficial for both parties. Similarly, both the owner and lessee of livestock benefit from lease agreements as well. This handbook covers why written leases are necessary, setting payments for leases, when landowners or lessees can be liable for injuries to a third party, drafting a valid liability waiver, and more.
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