I'll throw a new one out there. Disproportionate time spent on lease amongst hunters often seems to create a divide within the group and sometimes with the rancher and group as well. Seen and been on leases where the self-employed guy that has ability to hunt 5+ days weekly throughout season and frequents the lease a lot even out of season starts to really rub the guys that are only able or elect to hunt 1-2 days weekly or every other week or so as well as only getting out every so often in offseason. What can/does happen whether true or not, there is a sense that the frequent hunter is overstaying his/her welcome and having a full run of the property and dibs on the deer. This one along with non-community stands and overzealous dictation of deer harvesting requirements have been the demise of more lease arrangements that I've personally been associated with or directly heard of. Key to this is to have the hunter group and rancher in full and complete agreement on what are the expected and acceptable amounts of time to be out there.

I can sort of see a lot of guys concerns with hunters having their own spots opposed to first come first serve. My FIL and a few hunters went up to the ranch last weekend to fill up their feeders, but I told them don't worry about mine. He wanted to swap my SD card (I'm the only one with a camera set-up so far) and top off my feeders, but I kindly rejected. I'm sort protective of my spot and I feel I'm responsible for taking care of it.

I'm the other side of this. I'm usually the guest on someone's deer lease. When I arrive I ask:

Where should I put stuff?
Will my cooler be Ok here?
Where should I bed down?
What time is everyone getting up in the morning?
Yall like stout coffee?
Where would yall like me to go in the morning? You sure that's not too close to where you'll be?

I'm the guest, I do as I'm told. Will quit hunting to go help track and/or load a deer. Will help skin and quarter someone elses deer. Will cook and clean.

The only statement I make is "I really hate letting hogs and coyotes walk." Yall good with me killing everyone I see? And by the way I can reach pretty far so, is anybody down range in these directions?

I think it is the entitlment mentality some people have that gets them in trouble. I show up to someone elses land to hunt as a guest, I'm just glad to be there and appreciate the invite.