Anyone looking for a large tract of land? Jockey Hollow is for sale. Almont 1500 acres for a mere 2.3 million.
Jockey Hollow For Sale
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That's a damn bargain. I have a lady that wants $1.5-million for 80 acres here. That's $1,533.33 an acre, which is clearly without minerals at that value. But raw land for $1,500K an acre is a solid deal.
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Let's get 30 guys from here and buy it. Thats 50 acres each and an investment of 76,666 dollars each. Im in.
I'll be the first to ask for a permission slip.
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Yep, now that would be something to get if ya won the lottery like the one post was asking. 20 ponds most having fish, mostly timbered. Dang.
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Probably was logged... Bunch of stumps and tree tops... Never the less Big country and me are going to look at it.... Mineral rights could be a game changer though....That’s a steal if you’d have hit that last powerball jackpot
Does that come with mineral rights? Asking for a friend....
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There are a bunch of clubs down here with share ownership. 1/20, 1/100 etc. I see them for sale all the time, so I think it's legally possible.
I'm only in if the club allows button bucks to be shot.
I didn't mean split it into 30 parcels I just meant you could set it up where it equated to 50 acres of hunting area per guy.Could you imagine that survey bill?
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Nope!!!!! Mike was first in line asking him for a permission slip... Gonna make him land manager... First rule is no button bucks or shed bucks... Second rule if there are ponds one will get stocked heavily and only one person will be permitted to fish it along with his private instructor....
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That is a great idea... Been down that road with relatives and it don't work... But then again maybe it's because it was relatives...
If you had like minded individuals it could be done. Map it out. Mark out access areas. Have a management plan. Keep locals out of it. That would be the hard part.
Going from a wide open hunting spot too a private hunting spot only, would be a tremendous thing too overcome the first few years.
Some serious bylaws would need drawn up. Especially when you rival an area like Mingo....
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Gern... Like I said it all sounds good, but IMO don't ever get involved with such a endeavor... Property we had was in my Dad's name so he was responsible for everything... He paid the taxes, insurance, everything... Then he would tell everyone their share... Sometimes never got paid.. He never pushed the issue and would say no biggie it's peanuts.. Bullshit you have the headache of keeping things in order and paid on time at least everyone can pay their fair share.. One person would pay exactly their amount to the penny, sometimes using pennies... Example of he owed $21.03.... He would give 3 pennies... Myself I would give $30.00 and say keep the extra for your time and effort...