>>1169426> Once you pay this yearly fee do you have unlimited, 24/7, 365 days per year access to these lands? Depends on the land owner but most don’t care when you go there or what you’re doing there, as long as you’re not destroying the property (i.e. cutting down trees and such) or being an idiot (racing quads around everywhere).
> I would only want to build a small sized log cabin, a "sugar shack" is bigger than a small sized log cabin, no?Sorry, a “sugar shack” hereabouts is slang a semi-permanent deer hunting blind (pic related).
The property owner may let you build a tool shed to store stuff such as a lawnmower, ladder stands, picnic table, BBQ and other things you don’t want to haul back and forth but of course you’re not taking it with you when you give up the lease, (or the land is sold) so I’d suggest getting a steel shipping container for use as a shed, which is more secure and you can take with you when you leave.
