You might mention it to your state representative to take a look at how things are done here. It encourages landowners to make a deal with a hunt club (mine has 6 members), which eases hunting pressures elsewhere.
The cost of the lease is the liability determining factor here, by statute. Charge too much, you're running a business and need liability insurance, which often isn't a very expensive rider on a homeowners' policy. The limit is the amount of property tax. I charge less, almost eliminating my liability. I'm still responsible for warning about open wells, quarries, dangerous buildings and such. Same as if no money changed hands.
For states with more landowner risk, it should be a matter of whether the lease would cover an adequate liability policy. Presenting it that way to a group might very well motivate them to pay. Or encourage their state representatives to create a better program.
Ours works well. Half a million hunters from a population of 8 million. It's a right, according to our constitution.
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