Lake Kickapoo North Grazing Lease - Hunting Lease Agreement - Texas State of Texas Wichita County

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Hunting Lease Agreement authorizes hunters to use the Lake Kickapoo North grazing lease area for hunting only within Archer County, Texas, while expressly restricting other uses, guests, and family access without accompaniment. The lease sets a fixed term from September 7, 2012 through May 31, 2018, establishes annual rent obligations, and requires timely payment to avoid termination. It details care obligations, limits on deer stands and feeders, fire and trespass protection duties, compliance with wildlife and licensing laws, and prohibitions such as hunting with motorized vehicles, lead shot, waterfowl hunting, and excessive overnight camping.

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Hunting Lease Agreement

Lease and Premises

Term and Rent

Purpose and Care

Deer Stands, Feeders, and Use Restrictions

HUNTING LEASE AGREEMENT 1,328.79 ACRE TRACT-LAKE KICKAPOO NORTH GRAZING LEASE STATE OF TEXAS § COUNTY OF WICHITA § THIS LEASE is entered into as of the day of , 2012, by the City of Wichita Falls, Texas (“Landlord”) and (“Hunters”) . 1. LEASE AND PREMISES. Landlord, in consideration of the rents and agreements hereinto be performed by Hunters, leases to Hunters, and Hunters hereby lease from Landlord, all that certain lot, tract, or parcel of land situated in Archer County, Texas, north side of the lake at Lake Kickapoo, said tract being known as Lake Kickapoo North Grazing Lease (“Leased Premises”) and more particularly described as follows: (North) All City land on the North Side of Lake Kickapoo between the high-water mark, elevation 1045, and the City property line in the following tracts: 9.76 acres, J. C. Phelan Survey, Abstract 336 19.86 acres, B.B.B. & C.R.R. Survey, Abstract 42 64.85 acres, J.C. Phelan Survey, Abstract 336 33.63 acres, William Mayer Survey, Abstract 272 412.17 acres, Torebio Losoya Survey, Abstract 257 117.07 acres, Hooper & Wade Survey, Abstract 689 252.28 acres, M.E.P.R.R. Survey, Abstract 296 419.17 acres, C. Spaulding Survey, Abstract 388 and J. M. Taylor Survey, Abstract 649 Said tracts of land contain a total of 1,328 .79 acres. 2. TERM. This lease shall be for a term of 5 years 9 months, commencing September 7, 2012 and ending on May 31, 2018. 3. RENT. Hunters shall pay Landlord rental at the rate of $ per acre per year, the same being equal to $ per year. This rental shall be payable annually and in advance on or before the beginning of each lease year. Failure to pay by date due will result in termination. The initial rent payment shall be prorated 9 months from the date of this lease to the next June 1 due date, and will be due on or before June 1 of each succeeding year thereafter until the termination of this lease. 4. PURPOSE. This agreement is strictly limited to the use of Leased Premises for hunting, and notwithstanding anything contained herein to the contrary, Hunters have no other rights to the use of the property. Guests and family members are not allowed onto Leased Premises without being accompanied by one or more Hunters. All game and non-game animals maybe taken as per Texas Parks and Wildlife season and bag limit restrictions. Hunting of waterfowl is prohibited. 5. CARE. Hunters shall take proper care of the Leased Premises and all other improvements located thereon, and shall be liable to Landlord for any damages caused to domestic livestock, fences, or other property of Landlord or his agent due to the activities of Hunters or their guests exercising privileges under this agreement. Hunters may not cut or damage trees, crops, roads, dwellings, fences, buildings or other property on the land. Hunters may not chase deer or other game with the use of motorized vehicles. Hunters shall not shoot a firearm from a vehicle. Hunters agree to repair any damages they cause and to return Leased Premises to Landlord in its prior condition at Hunters’ sole cost and expense, excepting normal wear and tear. 6. DEER STANDS. Hunters shall be permitted to have not more than 10 deer stands on Leased Premises. Hunters may not drive nails or other metal objects into trees for building deer stands or any other purpose. Any deer stands built should be temporary stand-alone stands or constructed in such a way as not to damage trees or other property, and are to be removed upon cancellation or expiration of this Agreement. Any deer stand remaining on Leased Premises at the termination of this Agreement will become the property of Landlord. Hunters will tell Landlord in writing where each deer stand is located. 7. FEEDERS. Hunters shall be permitted to utilize not more than 10 feeders on Leased Premises. Hunters may or may not have grazing rights to Leased Premises and as such, Hunters have the option to enclose each authorized deer feeder in a 2

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How are deer stands and feeders regulated on the leased premises?

Hunters may have no more than 10 deer stands, and deer stands must be temporary and removed upon cancellation or expiration. Hunters may use no more than 10 feeders, may not plant deer feed, and must provide the landlord written locations for each stand and feeder.

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