American Hunting Lease Association Partners with NWTF to Protect Hunting Access

FISHERS, IN. - The American Hunting Lease Association, the nations leading provider of hunt club and hunting lease insurance has announced a partnership with The National Wild Turkey Federation to offer landowner liability coverage to its members.

Fifteen years since its inception, the AHLA has become the most trusted choice of landowners and hunters engaged in a hunting lease arrangement.  In addition to hunting lease (hunt club) insurance, the AHLA also offers vacant land coverage for landowners who share their properties without charging a fee.  Even thought many states have access laws protecting landowners, the AHLA coverages include legal fees which can quickly escalate.

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“We are just proud that an organization like the NWTF, with its long history and positive influence on conservation, recognizes what we can offer their members and how we can impact hunting in the United States together,” said AHLA Chief Operating Officer Sean Ferbrache, “our team is excited to bring the AHLA standard of customer service and innovation to the members of the NWTF”.

Beginning immediately NWTF members will have options like annual policies that begin the first of any month, not just March or July. This simple benefit allows members to have their insurance coverage run parallel to their hunting leases.  Additionally, NWTF members will be able to add up to seven (7) landowners to every policy with no additional charge. The AHLA understands how vital landowners are to the future of hunting. Protecting them and their land is imperative and should be simple and affordable.

Lastly, proof of insurance certificates will be emailed to all hunters and landowners immediately after securing coverage.  When an NWTF member gets permission to hunt on private land, they need access as soon as possible and again the AHLA will make sure that is possible.

About the American Hunting Lease Association:

Created in 2010, the American Hunting Lease Association believes in principle that landowners hold the keys (literally and figuratively) to the future of hunting in America and must be protected from liability claims.  Leasing or granting access to their private land allows hunters seeking a safe, ethical hunting experience to create opportunities for themselves, their families, and friends. From its inception, the organization has worked hard to provide innovative and affordable tools like hunting lease, hunt club and vacant land liability insurance packages to address the concerns landowners have regarding allowing access to their farms and properties.

Like any proactive organization, the AHLA has evolved and has expanded its services over the last few years. Protecting the assets of landowners that offer paid and unpaid access to their land for all types of recreation (hiking, fishing, camping, hunting) is vital to the growth of all outdoor activities. The AHLA vacant land liability policy even provides liability protection from trespassers.

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About the National Wild Turkey Federation:

Since its inception in 1973, the NWTF has provided the foundation for wild turkey conservation throughout North America. From the first research project funded in the 1970s, to the multimillion-acre restoration initiatives going on today and everywhere in between, conserving the wild turkey and preserving our hunting heritage has always been — and always will be — the backbone of the National Wild Turkey Federation.