Hunting Club FAQs
- When does TCG lease land?
- Do we (the recreational club) have to let another recreational club cross our leased property?
- Is TCG land open for recreational purposes if it is not currently leased?
- Where can we plant food plots?
- If bridges and roads are deteriorating, is TCG going to fix them or can we (the recreational club) fix them?
- How can I identify the tract once I'm on the ground looking for it?
When does TCG lease land?
TCG leases land all year long. Maps of tracts available for lease will be posted on this internet web site and can be viewed or printed for viewing. Applications must be made on line and sent to TCG via the web site.
Do we (the recreational club) have to let another recreational club cross our leased property?
Adjoining recreational clubs should always cooperate regarding access. Use these opportunities to learn who your neighbors are and find out if the clubs can work together to improve recreational activities.
Is TCG land open for recreational purposes if it is not currently leased?
TCG leases its land for recreational purposes. Tracts not leased are generally not leased for a reason. These tracts are not open to the public for leasing. TCG makes land available to the Georgia and Alabama Departments of Natural Resources for public hunting opportunities. TCG makes land available to the public through Public Hunting Programs or Department of Natural Resources within individual states.
Where can we plant food plots?
We encourage lessees to establish food plots to supplement the natural foods available for game and non-game animals on your lease. Unless arrangements are made with the Recreational Lease Group, food plots should be placed in areas devoid of planted pine seedlings or trees. On most tracts, logging decks are left for food plot establishment; other good places are along road, power line, and pipe line right-of-ways, and abandoned fire breaks and woods roads.
TCG has destroyed my gate, food plot, etc. Will TCG replace them?
Improvements meeting Company policy and standards damaged by TCG contractors will be repaired or replaced by the contractor.
How can I identify the tract once I'm on the ground looking for it?
TCG uses colored paint to mark boundary lines. The color differs by state.