Hunters describe the hunt
Location, dates, game, method, and party size create a county-level demand signal.
How Back40 Pass works
Clear access from first request to last gate.
A Back40 Pass is meant to replace vague permission with a clear, date-specific record both sides can understand.
The marketplace loop
Demand leads. Good supply follows.
Landowners open the right dates
We recruit properties around concentrated requests, then review fit and expectations.
Both sides approve the match
The hunter sees the terms; the owner sees the party. A pass exists only after acceptance.
Anatomy of a future pass
The details that should travel with every hunt.
The booking product is still being finalized. These are the minimum details Back40 Pass is designing around.
BACK40 PASSACCESS PENDING
- Property
- Private until accepted
- Dates
- Exact start and end
- Party
- Every hunter named
- Game & method
- Owner-selected
- Boundary
- Map, entry, parking, exclusions
- Rules
- Accepted before arrival
NOT VALID UNTIL LANDOWNER APPROVAL
Launch gates
What must be ready before paid access opens.
The waitlist is live now. Transactions are not. These operating pieces come before the first paid pass.
Property review
Ownership authority, parcel boundary, entry, parking, allowed areas, availability, and rules.
Two-sided agreements
Plain-language terms for landowners and hunters, including cancellation, conduct, and access limits.
Payment and records
A reliable checkout, confirmation, payout, refund, and access-record workflow.
Appropriate coverage
The coverage structure and its limits must be bound and accurately described before launch.
Support and incident process
A clear route for access questions, cancellations, rule violations, and urgent property issues.