Frequently Asked Questions

With Reserved, hunters browse properties by county, acreage, habitat, allowed game, and budget. When the iOS app launches, you'll be able to book dates, pay securely, and receive digital waivers with clear rules from the landowner — all from your phone.

Yes. Reserved is launching exclusively in Michigan before expanding to neighboring states. Early Michigan members will help shape the platform and get priority access when we expand.

Reserved is launching soon on iOS. Join the early access waitlist to be notified as soon as listings go live in your area. Early members get first access to properties.

Most properties support whitetail deer, turkey, and small game. Bear, waterfowl, and predator opportunities are also available on select properties — availability always depends on the individual landowner's rules and local habitat.

Yes. Hunters will be able to filter by county, budget, acreage, terrain features, amenities, and game species — so you find exactly the land that matches your hunt.

Payments are handled securely inside the Reserved app. After your booking is confirmed by the landowner, a digital liability waiver is automatically generated and sent to both parties.

You'll receive a confirmation with the landowner's specific rules, access instructions, parking area, any shooting zones, and a digital waiver to sign before your hunt. Everything you need is in one place.

Yes. After each hunt you can leave a review of the property and landowner. This helps build trust in the community and helps other hunters find great spots — and rewards landowners who do things right.

No. Landowners can list their land completely free. You only earn when hunters book hunting days — there are no upfront fees or monthly charges.

Absolutely. You approve or decline every single booking request. You also choose which game is allowed, set your own rules, control available dates, and limit group sizes. You are always in full control.

Reserved generates and sends digital liability waivers to hunters before access is granted. We recommend consulting a local attorney about your specific situation, as laws vary — but having a signed waiver on file is always better than nothing.

When hunters know there's a legitimate, affordable way to access private land legally, they're far less likely to trespass. Scheduled, verified hunters replace unknown activity. You know exactly who is on your land and when.

Most private hunting leases in Michigan range from $25–$150 per hunter per day, depending on county, season, habitat type, and hunting pressure. Southern Michigan farm-country typically commands the highest daily rates.

Yes. Michigan allows private landowners to offer controlled hunting access with clearly defined rules and liability waivers. Reserved provides the digital waiver infrastructure automatically after every confirmed booking.

Top counties include Jackson, Washtenaw, Hillsdale, and Lenawee for whitetail; Allegan and Barry for turkey and mixed hunting; Clare, Alpena, and Emmet for north woods deer and bear; and Marquette and Gogebic in the UP for remote hunting.