I don't know what rules/policies you have concerning the lease or if any of those terms were violated.

I am sure if you kicked him off...he was in violation of something, or it was at the very least... just your prerogative. Don't really care.

I'm just saying he is entitled to his property and he might very well be having difficulties. Unless you have proof positive he is just being a 'deadbeat' then maybe extending him a bit more time or even offering to help would be the more thoughtful thing to do.

Tough crowd here sometimes.

If he is calling about it then i'd try to make the property available for HIM to get his stuff. If he isn't reaching out im not going to hunt him down.

May be too late for this, but these are some good points to consider with future lessee's.

https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/handling-tenants-abandoned-property-texas.html

And this...

https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclop...-property-legal-notice-requirements.html

I was on a lease way out West. Most of the guys on it were 7 hours away. It would have taken them two trips to get everything when about 6 of them got off all at once for a closer place. 14 hours of driving time, a days work, couple of tanks of gas........you wouldn't believe some of the stuff they thought wasn't worth coming back for.

Not sure what your contract says. Most leases I have been on say that if any property is left after the lease ends, it becomes the property of the land owner. Most hunters who leave on good terms will take their stuff, or give it to the other members. If this former member had a issue where he really could not retrieve his stand/feeder, he could have tried to make other arrangements.