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Eastern Kansas | If it is not spelled out in the contract, the tenant decides who can hunt. He could give himself permission, but not the landowner.
"For example, the landowner cannot hunt on the leased ground
without the permission of the tenant unless the landowner retained these rights in a written
lease."
You are correct, there are specific things that a landowner can access the property for. Hunting is not one of them (unless it is in the contract.) | |
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Leases pasture and allowing bird hunters
