Then return calls at your leisure. Use a message to tell hunters during what hours they should call or saying that you have all the hunters you can accommodate this year. If you have a good group of hunters one year, invite them back the next year. Tell them to sign up for hunt days early. Also, experienced hunters will become more effective at harvesting game.
Some landowners worry about the liability of allowing hunters on their land.
Under Montana law, a landowner incurs no greater liability from someone hunting under the Block Management Program than if that individual were hunting without the landowner receiving compensation. In fact, Montana's liability statute provides that a landowner has no greater liability than if the hunter were a trespasser, as long as the landowner receives no compensation other than block management compensation. Of course, it is a good practice to periodically check with your insurance carrier to be sure you have adequate farm and ranch liability coverage. Go to more feature stories arranged by category. You are the 320th person to access this page.