I'll add a couple things. Make sure everything in writing says you are the sole person (plus wife if you want) who can give permission to hunt on the property. Some renter/tenants think they can so you need to be specific in the lease agreement. Same applies to a landowner lease agreement with a farmer as the farmer may think he can let anyone hunt on your ground and some may think you don't have any more rights to the land and they are in sole control.
Also make it clear that no one field dresses, cleans, leaves guts, etc. on your land. Guts from field dressing just attracts coyotes which will chase off the rest of any deer around. Those coyotes may then go after the renter's dogs, cats, etc.
Also check your state hunting laws. In KS, no trespassing signs don't work anymore for game wardens to write up hunting/fishing violations. Same for no hunting signs. KS by statute states that signage must must say "with written permission only" such as "hunting, fishing, or trapping with written permission only". If not carrying written permission then the warden can write them up.
KS also has the Purple Post law. Paint a purple stripe at least 8" tall with the bottom being at least 3' off the ground and the top being no more than 5' off the ground. Do this on fence posts, trees, stakes, etc. wherever someone may enter. The purple posts carry the same effect as the hunting with written permission only sign and a warden can write a violator up.
With all that, KS still allows a hunter to pursue wounded game on private property whether posted or not.
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