New pricing model: Base Daily Fee + Harvest Fee

We've heard from a lot of our Sportsmen & Landowners asking for a new pricing model in which there would be a based daily hunting fee that Sportsmen would pay to have access to the property for hunting that could include things like upland birds, predators, etc. and then, in cases of big game hunts, there would be a harvest fee which would only be paid if the hunter successfully harvest an animal(s).

What would this look like?

Base Daily Fee + Harvest Fees is a pricing scheme in which the Landowner can institute a flat daily rate to access their property which can include certain activities with the addition of a Harvest Fee which a Sportsman would pay if they are successful in their pursuit. Landowners have final approval of verifying whether there was a successful harvest or not. Harvest fees are most commonly used for big game hunting although they can be used in other cases. 

Example: 

A Landowner sets a Base Daily Hunting Fee of $50 and has Harvest Fees of:

-Mule Deer Buck: $300

- Bull Elk: $500

- Whitetail Doe: $100

If you're a Sportsman that books a 5-day hunt on this listing and you successfully harvest a Mule Deer Buck & a Bull Elk your payment would be:

Base Daily Hunting Fee: ($50) * 5 days: $250

+ Mule Deer Buck Harvest Fee ($300)

+ Bull Elk Harvest Fee ($500)

Total Booking Subtotal: $1,050

LandTrust Booking Fee: $157.50

Total Booking Cost: $1,207.50

If you're a Sportsman that books a 5-day hunt on this listing and you don't successfully harvest any animals, you'd simply pay the $250 for the Base Daily Hunting Fee for 5 days and the LandTrust Booking Fee of $37.50. 

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