THE LANDTRUST HUNTING LEASE PROGRAM
Coverage for every hunting lease.
Whether you own the land or lease it, LandTrust makes it simple to get hunting lease liability insurance in minutes. No paperwork, no phone calls, just coverage that works for both sides of the lease.
$1M per occurrence · $2M aggregate · $0 deductible Starting at $200 · A-rated carrier · Certificates issued same day
HOW IT WORKS
From hunting lease insurance quote to active coverage in three steps
01
Get a quote
Tell us where the property is, how many acres are leased, and who's involved: landowner, hunting club, or individual hunter. Most quotes take about a minute, and there's no account required to start.
02
Review your price
See your exact hunting lease liability insurance premium up front, including base rate, any additional insured fees, and what's included in your liability limits. No hidden costs, no sales call required.
03
Complete your application
Finish your details, choose how you'd like to pay, and submit. Once approved, your certificate of insurance is issued and emailed the same day to every party named on the policy.
WHY GET COVERED
Liability protection for both sides of a hunting lease.
A hunting lease creates liability exposure for everyone involved, both the landowner who charges for access and the hunter or club who leases it. Standard homeowner's, farm, and sportsman's policies are rarely built to cover that exposure. Most explicitly exclude paid recreational access from their coverage terms.
Hunting lease liability insurance fills that gap. It's purpose-built for the way leases actually work: multiple parties, a signed agreement, and a season's worth of activity on land that belongs to someone else.
For Landowners
Standard homeowner's and farm policies are written for the landowner's own use of the property, not for paid hunting access by hunters or clubs. Most explicitly exclude liability from a commercial or paid arrangement on the land. Hunting lease liability insurance covers the gap between what those policies exclude and what a paid lease actually exposes you to.
For Hunters & Clubs
Most landowners now require proof of insurance before signing a hunting lease. Hunting club liability insurance is built around how leases actually work: multiple members, shared access, and a landowner who needs to be named as an additional insured. A generic sportsman's policy was never designed for a lease.
Fast Certificates
Once your application is approved, a certificate of insurance is issued the same day and emailed to everyone named on the policy (the landowner, the hunting club, and any additional insured) so nothing holds up opening day.

REAL PROTECTION
Lease the land. We'll cover the risk.
From the moment hunters step onto leased land, the exposure is live: trails, fence crossings, tree stands, gates. Hunting lease liability coverage is built for that access, whoever's name is on the lease.
Frequently Asked Questions
Hunting lease insurance is liability coverage designed specifically for the relationship between a landowner who charges for hunting access and the hunters or club who lease it. It covers bodily injury and property damage claims that arise from hunting activity on leased land, the kind of exposure that standard homeowner's, farm, and sportsman's policies typically exclude once money changes hands.
Both. Landowners who charge for access lose the protection of most state recreational use statutes and need coverage for claims tied to injuries or damage on their property. Hunters and hunting clubs need it to satisfy the insurance requirements in virtually every signed hunting lease, and to protect themselves and their members from liability claims during the season.
Hunting lease liability insurance covers third-party bodily injury and property damage claims arising from hunting activity on leased land. That includes injuries to hunters on the property, damage to the landowner's fences, gates, or structures, and claims involving additional insured parties named on the policy. It does not replace health insurance for the hunters themselves; it covers liability, not personal injury.
Pricing is based on the acreage of the leased property, the number of additional insureds named on the policy, and the coverage limits selected. Most quotes take about a minute to generate and there is no obligation to buy. Get a quote to see your exact premium up front, no sales call required.