160 acres Private Hunting

[AlbertaJohn]

Which wmu is it in?

 

[reb]

It is in wmu 357

 

[AlbertaJohn]

It is in wmu 357

Thanks, my son used to live in ###smith and he knows the area but he's in Calgary now.
I'll let him know as he isn't a member here.

 

[remington jim]

How is that a liberal point? It’s a valid question. And making it illegal to charge for hunting access is an important part of maintaining Canadian hunting culture for everyone. Wildlife shouldn’t be an economic commodity.

your handle says it all !

LittleBoyLefty​

 

[LittleBoyLefty]

your handle says it all !

LittleBoyLefty​

LOL. The screen name has zero to do with my stature, age, or political leanings.

How about you address the substance of the question?

 

[LittleBoyLefty]

It's not charging for hunting,
I would like to make it so people can come and stay at a nice remote cabin with alot of options to enjoy the great outdoors.
Crown land is within a few miles, hike in waterfalls a few miles away.
No it wouldn't be long term maybe a week max.

Best of luck with your cabin rental, reb. Looks and sounds like a really nice spot.

 

[remington jim]

Best of luck with your cabin rental, reb. Looks and sounds like a really nice spot.

Great Suck up Lefty

 

[hawk-i]

Some heated blinds to go with the cabins would be nice!

 

[Bfranklin]

Great Suck up Lefty

Trolls gonna troll

 

[reb]

Here are a few more pictures of the cabin.

 

[reb]

The cabin is 14 km from the green zone by road to the south, its also on a dead-end rd.
I am looking forward to people enjoying it year round just to get away in a rustic setting.

 

[reb]

Here are a few trail cam pics,

 

[stubblejumper]

He didn’t say he was charging for hunting, he is offering the cabin for rent which includes permission to hunt.

If access is a condition of renting the cabin, then it would be illegal.

 

[Grain]

If access is a condition of renting the cabin, then it would be illegal.

Access alone wouldn't be, as you need permission to access private land in Alberta, posted or not.

 

[stubblejumper]

Access alone wouldn't be, as you need permission to access private land in Alberta, posted or not.

If access is advertised as being a condition of renting the cabin, then the owner would be accepting reward for access, which is illegal.

 

[Grain]

If access is advertised as being a condition of renting the cabin, then the owner would be accepting reward for access, which is illegal.

That would mean that renting property is illegal, which it is not.

 

[stubblejumper]

That would mean that renting property is illegal, which it is not.

You can rent the property for many uses legally, but if access for the purpose of hunting is mentioned in the deal, it would be a violation. So advertise the cabin for rent, but don't be stupid and state in the ad, that the cabin rental includes access for the purpose of hunting.

 

[Jon9021]

I wouldn’t bother mate. Just read some of the comments. You’re offering something amazing and you’re getting people whining at you…