Summary of Hunt NC Farmland:
Website: http://www.ncagr.gov/Hunt/"A Free service to connect farmers who want to offer hunt leases, to hunters who want them!"
How its similar to our business model:
- focus is on connecting farmers with hunters
- community groups working together "develop sustained community-wide participation"
How its different to our business model:
- different driving factor behind the reason they do it
- focus crop loss reducing
- and disease prevention for better harvests
- more about providing food to hungry people
What other points does it provide for us to think about:
- having the terms and conditions for who is liable for what at the very start of the registration
- who will have the responsibility of ensuring the hunter has a valid firearms license
- allowing local community people to donate via offering permanent stationary coolers
Website Page Details:
Home & Navigation
- Separate hunters and farmers owners databases make it easier for searching and provide individual search functionality
- Home page is clear overview on what the business does
- Sign in to look at member and registered only accessible information
- Clear where to click for registration
Search Functions
Sign in and Registration
- sign in allows for member only access to costs, licensed buyer lists, invoice submission and bulk pick up and drop-off organising with Big Chill
- registration page shows the terms and conditions for which party is liable or responsible for what.
Overview Page
- Shows how to register
- What a landowner can do once registered
- what a registered hunter can do
The Program
- its goal is to help farmers and community groups work together
- Reduce crop loss caused by deer browse
- Manage local deer herds for sustainable annual harvest and disease prevention
- Make the donation of harvested deer free and easy for hunters
- Supply protein-rich venison to community food pantries and shelters, and
- Develop sustained community-wide participation
program also provides a point where the local community can host a permanent stationary cooler
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