We have a lease with a wind turbine company. Before signing, we joined with others and had clear legal advice in all aspects of the lease. Do so, if only for your peace of mind and to make sure you are content with the lease you are about to sign and clearly understand all terms. We have had nothing but positive relations with the company here, payments are in full and on time, most reasonable requests beyond those in the lease are also complied with. There are many many false scenarios regarding turbines on both sides of the story, I would recommend visiting an existing leaseholder and experience the environment at the recommended setback, here, it is 600 meters, or 700 yards, and see if you are comfortable with it under different conditions. From our experience, I can hear them under some conditions, but only if I stop whatever I am doing and listen closely. Any other anecdotes about dead birds, infrasound nosebleeds howling dogs and skittish horses have simply been proven false in my experience. Exercise due diligence before any undertaking and you should be fine. Ben
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