Hmmm.
I gotta go with Robert on this one. Hunting Clubs are the death of our hunting heritage. Every dollar you spend on their club goes to buying up more public land so that only the "elite" can hunt there. This is what happened in England. Thje clubs started owning all the land, you could only hunt on clubs. Pretty soon they started saying. "why don't you just leave your guns here?" then they've got yout guns, and your rights to hunt. If you want to spend money on better hunting, support the NRA or foundations that protect public hunting, ducks unlimited, or other clubs that strive to make habitat and hunting better for everyone. This is our game, our hunting rights. Yes they own the land, and thus they lay claim to the animals on it, but that isn't right, these are for everyone to hunt, regardless to whether or not they can afford high yearly fee's, or bonus trophy fee's if or when they score a good one. This is not how it should work.
And in response to the original question, I do all of my hunting on public land. My family is from Colorado and we have family that owns land there, bt growing up in the airforce, and always moving around we haven't set up the huge relationships with locals and farmers around where we live. In Idaho we had a few farms that would let us hunt Varmints and Birds, But Mostly we're just public land hunters.