Business ProfileforBase Camp Leasing, Inc.

They are a complete scam. Leased 2 different properties from them and land owners. The first one had no deer and my trail cameras had been stolen. Called the guy that deals with this area and he almost made me feel like I had done something wrong! ********* owner contacted me once and accused me of telling the farmer that leases the feilds I was going to kill him and turns out it was another property he leased out and never bothered to get the facts before he came to me. Then the second property was 300 acres in northern NY ******** to be exact and I had awful problems. The farmers family member was upset and continued to **** it after I leased and the farmer just laughed. Called basecamp and they basically did the same. Then the fallowing spring I headed over to ****** **** mid morning and a guy comes walking across the field. I intercepted him to ask him what he was doing and he tells me the land owner gave him permission and specifically said( Just don't **** if my truck was parked there! 3500 dollars I paid and that's what I get from that POS. I confronted the land owner and his only response was ( I've been meaning to tell you that I am not going to lease it again) I was obviously pretty ****** and reached out to base camp to file a formal complaint and they did absolutely nothing. If anyone thinks that base camp is looking out for the leasing party, they are out of their mind. They lease s*** property that is way over priced and then do nothing for them when they have issues. This company is making a fortune basically scamming people. It comes down to that if a property is any good it's probably leased already by someone that is going to continue to do so year after year. Stay away from these crooks.

****, thanks for your review. Thank you for you review on the leases you were listed as an additional hunter on from 2016 and 2017. Base Camp Leasing's policy is to deal directly with the primary lease holder who on our records show paid for each of these leases. Any issues that may have come to light during 2016 and 2017 would have been directly handled between the primary lease holder and the landowner as they are the two that executed the lease agreement. In regards to your claims I would like to clarify that Base Camp Leasing does not control the actions of others in the field. If someone was trespassing during the time of the lease, the primary lease hold does have the right to pursue trespassing charges with the local law enforcement. We also encourage our hunters to report any stolen property to local law enforcement as we do not specialize in investigations of this sort. I am sorry you have been carrying around this type of anger and disappointment with Base Camp Leasing for the last 8 years.