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Helping Protect Private Land Access

The AHLA is committed to preserving access to private lands by offering landowners and hunters the tools and resources to manage their liability risks. Our coverage ranges from safeguarding landowners against trespassers and visitors on their property, to allowing hunters and hunt clubs to continue their traditions on private land.

Answering Liability Concerns For Hunters and Landowners

Whether you are a hunter leasing access to private property or a landowner sharing your property with family and friends, the American Hunting Lease Association has a policy that will protect you and your assets.

Still not sure which coverage is right? Give us a call (866) 782-6330.

Hunting Lease

Insurance

  • Insures landowners & all hunters

  • Landowner charges a fee for hunting

  • No coverage from trespassers

  • Landowner listed as Named Insured

  • Coverage for all hunting related activities

  • Annual policies

Starting at

$260 /per year

Vacant Land

Insurance

  • Insures only the landowner

  • Allows hunting for no charge

  • Protects landowner from trespassers

  • Landowner listed as Named Insured

  • Coverage for any activities on property

  • Annual policies

Starting at

$265 /per year

“AHLA is the #1 choice for hunters and landowners across the county for protecting their liability needs over the last 16+ years.”

Choose your policy limits

Standard Benefits for All AHLA Policies

Choose between basic coverage, which is the industry standard policy and our exclusive Premium Policy for both Hunting Lease and Vacant Land. Below are also policy benefits that come standard with all AHLA policies.

$1 million per occurrence / $2 million aggregate

Receive the nation’s leading industry standard coverage for your hunting lease liability coverage

$2 million per occurrence / $2 million aggregate

Double your coverage for less than double the cost with our exclusive premium hunting lease insurance

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500,000

hunters . . .

Our massive community of members is a testament to the trust we’ve built by providing affordable, reliable coverage that keeps the focus on the tradition of the hunt.

300,000

landowners . . .

We provide the peace of mind that landowners need when opening their gates, knowing they are fully shielded from liability. Our A-rated coverage allows them to turn their land into a safe, managed, and rewarding hunting destination.

21,500,000

acres . . .

Our expansive network ensures that from small family woodlots to massive timber tracts, every acre is backed by the industry’s most trusted liability protection.

Discounted Products

Our Gear Partners

We believe in adding value beyond your hunting lease coverage. That’s why we’ve teamed up with industry-leading brands to offer our policyholders special pricing on top-tier hunting gear and equipment. With the AHLA, you save more and earn more. Get your instant quote today!

Discounted Products

Our Gear Partners

We believe in adding value beyond your hunting lease coverage. That’s why we’ve teamed up with industry-leading brands to offer our policyholders special pricing on top-tier hunting gear and equipment. With the AHLA, you save more and earn more. Get your instant quote today!

FAQs

Have Questions?

Got a question about our hunting lease insurance? We’ve compiled answers to some of the most common questions from hunters and landowners. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, our in-house team is always ready to help.

The policy covers the American Hunting Lease Association as the managing company, the landowners as the lessors, and the hunting clubs as the lessees. It also provides coverage for “Hunt Club Members” who are on the active member roster prior to a loss, as well as guests of the hunt club or its members.

Yes, the policy includes a Medical Expense Limit. We will pay up to $5,000 for medical expenses because of bodily injury sustained by your Hunt Club Members or their guests.

Coverage applies exclusively to occurrences that arise out of the activities and operations of the hunt clubs at the scheduled locations. This refers to the specific tracts of land leased to a hunt club as provided by your certificate.

Yes, with specific size restrictions. The policy provides liability coverage for the use of boats that are under 19 feet in length and equipped with outboard motors of 25 horsepower or less.

No, the policy explicitly excludes any and all exposure related to any residential, habitational, or building structure of any kind on the leased premises.

Under this policy structure, the American Hunting Lease Association serves as the primary Named Insured and the “Managing Company”. Individual hunting clubs and landowners are afforded coverage under this master policy when a specific Certificate of Insurance is issued on behalf of the company for their particular lease. Once that certificate is issued, the coverage applies exclusively to the activities and operations of the hunt club at that specific scheduled location.

No, the policy contains a specific exclusion for any and all exposure related to prescribed or controlled burning of any kind on the premises. Additionally, any activity or operation performed by you, your employees, guests, or members that results in damage by fire to the premises is excluded.

Yes. The policy uses a Designated Location General Aggregate Limit, meaning each tract of land leased to a specific hunt club carries its own separate aggregate limit equal to the overall General Aggregate ($2,000,000). Claims at one location do not reduce coverage available at another.

No. The policy explicitly excludes all exposure related to any residential, habitational, or building structure of any kind on the leased premises. If there are cabins, barns, or other structures on your lease, you should seek separate property coverage.

Yes, guests of the hunt club or individual hunt club members are treated as additional insureds. However, this protection applies only to liability that arises directly from the club’s activities and operations within the boundaries of the specific land leased, owned, or loaned to the club.

Within the structure of this policy, a landowner is officially classified as the “Lessor”. This refers to the entity or individual who owns the specific tract of land being leased to the hunting club, which the policy classifies as the “Lessee”. The landowner’s property becomes a designated location under the policy once a certificate is issued for that specific tract of land.