Why You Need Hunting Lease Insurance

Written by HLRBO| 10/10/2020

Hunting lease insurance protects the landowner and the hunter from legal liability. It's an inexpensive way to protect your property should any property damage or incidents arise. In our opinion, hunting insurance is a must. You need low-cost insurance for hunting with no membership fees or additional costs — and excellent service. That is what we do thanks to our partnership with Huntinginsurance.com  
 Benefits of hunting lease insurance 
 Hunting lease insurance protects the landowner and the hunter from legal liability that both parties assume. Provides legal defense in court for both insured parties. Defense expenses for the hunter and the landowner are included in the coverage. Relatively inexpensive. Prices vary depending on location, but it can be as little as $200 for 500 acres for one year. Creates the opportunity for a safe hunting experience without the competition found on public land. You have the freedom to decide how exactly to go about your hunting lease insurance. Landowners can purchase insurance and then include it as part of the overall lease price or require hunters to purchase it as a condition to the lease. Purchasing a policy is quick and easy. Fill out a simple form with some information about a property, get a quote, and then buy a policy.

What are some dangers associated with hunting? 
 Firearm accidents ATV accidents Boat accidents Falling from tree stands Slipping on mud and uneven terrain  Animal attacks/insect bites 
 No matter what type of situation arises, HLRBO is proud to partner with Huntinginsurance.com to make getting hunting lease insurance as simple as possible for all of our users. Hunt this season with some extra peace of mind knowing that you are insured should anything happen.

Will hunting insurance cover my camp as well as my lease? Yes, Huntinginsurance.com can set it up so the liability covers the camp so long as the land is leased to you. The location needs to be scheduled along with the hunting land. Suppose there is a leased structure, i.e., a cabin, lodge, or camp house, the structure is not insured for property damage like fire, lightning, theft, wind, vandalism, etc.. In that case, you need to purchase a separate Property Insurance Policy. 
 
 Huntinginsurance.com answers questions to solve your need for hunting lease insurance with an easy-to-use formula: service. Calculate your premiums, ask questions, use or sample leases, waiver, and club bylaws. Huntinginsurance.com charges no membership fees in addition to your premiums, policy fees, and taxes.   
 If you have any questions about hunting lease insurance, our team is standing by to support you by phone, email, and live chat. The team can help you with any of your questions about hunting lease insurance.