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Listing types: hunts, guided trips, day access, and leases
The four kinds of marketplace listings, what each one gets you, and how to filter to the one you want.
The marketplace has four listing types — Hunt, Guided trip, Day access, and Lease. The tabs across the top of the marketplace cover three of them: All, Hunts, Guided trips, and Leases. Click one to filter results to that type. Day access listings don't have their own tab — when any are listed, they surface inside search results and browse rails.
- Hunt — a bookable hunt on private land. Guidance varies by listing: the Filters dialog's Guided experience control narrows to Self-guided, Semi-guided, or Fully guided.
- Guided trip — the outfitter and their guides run the hunt. The most full-service option; may bundle meals, lodging, or dogs.
- Day access — pay-per-day access to a property. You come and go on your own — good for a quick hunt or scouting.
- Lease — season-long access for one annual price. You don't book dates; you inquire, agree on terms with the landowner, and pay securely through Birddog.
Hunts, guided trips, and day access are per-trip bookings: pick dates, request, and pay through BirdDog. A lease is an annual agreement — see How land leasing works.
A listing's type appears as a badge on its card, and leases price per season ("$4,500 / season") instead of per trip or per guest.
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