Dates, not vague permission
Every request has a defined start and end. No guessing whether last year’s handshake still counts.
For Missouri hunters
Tell us the county, dates, game, and party size. We’ll use real hunter demand to recruit founding land nearby—and notify you when an approved property is ready to request.
Joining is free and does not grant permission to enter land.
The launch standard
Every request has a defined start and end. No guessing whether last year’s handshake still counts.
See the property outline, entry, parking, and excluded areas before a pass is accepted.
Game, method, guest limits, vehicles, stands, gates, and property-specific expectations.
A request is not a booking. The landowner reviews the party and accepts before access is issued.
Starting close to home
A marketplace works when enough land and enough hunters meet in the same place at the same time. Back40 Pass is concentrating on the Kansas City drive market and nearby whitetail counties before expanding across the state.
See the launch modelBest founding fit
Outside the first area? Join anyway. Requests tell us where to expand next.
Shape the supply
Add the details that matter. We’ll aggregate demand by area without publishing your personal information.
Before you join
Not yet. Back40 Pass is in its founding-property stage. The current site collects real demand and landowner interest; bookable access opens only after the property and launch operations are ready.
No. Only a future accepted access request for specific dates and property can grant permission. You must still carry all required permits and follow Missouri regulations.
The launch standard includes the approved party, access dates, property boundary, entry and parking, property rules, game and methods allowed, and the landowner’s acceptance.
That will be property- and date-specific. Any exclusivity, guest limits, or other parties on the property will be stated before a hunter requests access.