Earn from your land. Stay in control.
Lease your private Michigan property to verified hunters. You approve every booking, you set the rules, and nobody gets your address until they’ve signed a liability waiver.
- Free to list
- Signed waiver on every booking
- You approve every hunter
“What if someone gets hurt out there?”
It’s the first thing every landowner asks. Here’s the plain answer, before we ask you for anything.
Signed before access
A hunter cannot see your address or gate code until the waiver is signed. Every signature is timestamped and downloadable from your dashboard.
Verified hunters only
Identity and a current Michigan hunting license are checked before anyone can request a date. You review the profile before you approve it.
Your rules, in the agreement
Bow-only, no ATVs, stay out of the north field — your rules are written into what the hunter signs, not buried in a listing description.
What happens if a hunter is injured on my property?
Every hunter signs a liability waiver and release before they receive your address or access details. No signature, no access — the booking simply does not open. Waivers are timestamped, tied to a verified identity, and stored so you can download a copy at any time.
Doesn't Michigan's Recreational Land Use Act already cover me?
Michigan's Recreational Land Use Act limits a landowner's liability when someone is on their land to hunt, fish, or hike. Its strongest protections were written around free recreational access, so paid access is treated differently. That is exactly why Reserved does not lean on the statute alone — a signed waiver and your written property rules sit on top of it on every single booking.
Will leasing my land affect my homeowner or farm policy?
Charging for access can change how a personal policy responds, and some farm policies exclude paid recreational use. Call your agent before your first booking and tell them you are leasing hunting access. It is a short conversation and most agents handle it routinely.
Who is actually coming onto my land?
Hunters build a profile with a verified identity and a current Michigan hunting license before they can request a date. You see that profile, their hunt history, and their requested dates before you approve anything, and you can decline any request for any reason.
What if a hunter breaks my rules?
Your rules are part of the agreement each hunter signs, not a note buried in the listing. Report a violation and we remove that hunter from your property; repeat violations remove them from Reserved. You can block any hunter from booking your land again.
Does leasing hunting rights affect my property tax status?
If your land is enrolled in a program such as the Qualified Forest Program or a PA 116 farmland agreement, check the terms before you list. Recreational leasing is commonly allowed, but the rules vary by program. Your county equalization office can confirm it in a phone call.
This page explains how Reserved works — it isn’t legal advice. If your situation is unusual, talk to your attorney and your insurance agent before you list. Or ask us your question first.
Built for Michigan landowners.
Safety, control, and transparency — without the paperwork headache.
Full Control
Approve or decline every booking request. Choose which days, seasons, and hunters you allow. No surprises.
Digital Waivers
Every hunter signs a liability waiver before they get access details. Automated, timestamped, paperless.
Set Your Rules
Bow-only, no ATVs, max group size, specific zones — your rules communicated clearly before booking.
Secure Payouts
Payments processed securely through the app and deposited directly into your bank account.
Zero Listing Fees
List your land for free. You only make money — no upfront costs, no hidden fees.
Reduce Trespassing
Scheduled, verified hunters replace unknown activity. Know exactly who is on your land and when.
Simple. Safe. Landowner-first.
List your land
Add acreage, county, allowed game, terrain features, access type, and property rules.
Approve requests
Hunters request specific dates. You review their profile and decide who's allowed to hunt.
Waivers signed
Digital liability waivers are generated and signed before access details are shared.
Get paid
Secure payouts deposited directly to your bank after each confirmed hunt.
How much could you earn?
Even a modest 20–40 acre property in a good Michigan county can bring in meaningful seasonal income. Fill out the estimator to see realistic numbers.
Ready to list your land?
Join our early access program for Michigan landowners.
Free to list. You approve every booking. Nothing is confirmed without your say-so.