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High Fence Hunt or Not
Posted on 10/14/10 at 2:29 pm
Posted on 10/14/10 at 2:29 pm
Wanted to see what your guys thoughts are on this subject???
I'm for it, all hunters need to stand together to fight the anti and peta.
I'm for it, all hunters need to stand together to fight the anti and peta.
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Posted on 10/14/10 at 2:32 pm to watsonlabman
Not something I do, but also not something that offends me as it does others.
If a high fence hunt was offered to me I'd probably take it, but I wouldn't appreciate the kill as much though.
If a high fence hunt was offered to me I'd probably take it, but I wouldn't appreciate the kill as much though.
Posted on 10/14/10 at 2:34 pm to watsonlabman
Under 5,000 acres....no.
Posted on 10/14/10 at 2:35 pm to Slickback
there are big differences in the type of high fence hunts out there. 10 acre cage 
5000 ranch
eta: I have never been on one and don't think I ever will go on one, but I don't have a problem with someone else doing it.
5000 ranch eta: I have never been on one and don't think I ever will go on one, but I don't have a problem with someone else doing it.
This post was edited on 10/14/10 at 2:42 pm
Posted on 10/14/10 at 2:36 pm to watsonlabman
I'd never pay for a high fence hunt, and I'm not going to recognize someone killing an animal in a high fence as an accomplishment.
Yes, that includes that >5,000 acre ranches as well.
Yes, that includes that >5,000 acre ranches as well.
Posted on 10/14/10 at 2:37 pm to Slickback
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Not something I do, but also not something that offends me as it does others.
If a high fence hunt was offered to me I'd probably take it, but I wouldn't appreciate the kill as much though
agree all hunters need to stand together though.
Posted on 10/14/10 at 2:39 pm to Bleeding purple
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agree all hunters need to stand together though.
There are many hunters that I don't want anything to do with. I'm not standing together with them.
Posted on 10/14/10 at 2:40 pm to watsonlabman
If I had the cash I would go on a few high fence hunts a year but I would also hunt free range. Bragging rights may not be the same but the experience would still be a blast. I don't care who you are; pulling the trigger on a world class animal will get your heart pumping high fence or not.
Posted on 10/14/10 at 2:45 pm to bayoudude
Doesn't matter to me but kind of like Salmon said I know of some hunters that I do not want to stand with.
Posted on 10/14/10 at 2:46 pm to Salmon
Salmon
Have you ever fished in a stocked farm pond or a lake that WLF agents stock with Hybird Bass.
If the answer is yes then whats the difference from fishing to hunting!
Have you ever fished in a stocked farm pond or a lake that WLF agents stock with Hybird Bass.
If the answer is yes then whats the difference from fishing to hunting!
Posted on 10/14/10 at 2:48 pm to bayoudude
Not my thing but would NOT tell someone that they can't do it.
ETA the NOT.
ETA the NOT.
This post was edited on 10/14/10 at 3:43 pm
Posted on 10/14/10 at 2:52 pm to bbvdd
It really depends on your situation. For what we spent a year on our old company camp, we could have done three or four high fence hunts a year. Downside is you wouldn't be able to spend weekends at the camp with friends and family. For a well off person without the need or want to maintain a camp and entertain; high fence hunts make since. Go on one or two a year, see different parts of the country etc. High fence has its advantages and place for certain people.
Posted on 10/14/10 at 2:53 pm to watsonlabman
Can you hunt bears like that? 'Cause that would be the only way to make bear hunting more douchey.
But seriously, who cares how someone kills a deer? If you want to shoot one chained to a stake, knock yourself out.
But seriously, who cares how someone kills a deer? If you want to shoot one chained to a stake, knock yourself out.
Posted on 10/14/10 at 2:54 pm to watsonlabman
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Have you ever fished in a stocked farm pond or a lake that WLF agents stock with Hybird Bass.
If the answer is yes then whats the difference from fishing to hunting!
I don't think those are really comparable.
I really don't care if you want to go pay $10k to shoot a buck, I just wouldn't do it.
I'm a snob hunter though. I think hunting in a box stand over a feeder is kinda pathetic as well.
Posted on 10/14/10 at 2:56 pm to Salmon
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I think hunting in a box stand over a feeder
This is doe management for me!
Posted on 10/14/10 at 3:06 pm to Salmon
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There are many hunters that I don't want anything to do with. I'm not standing together with them
Let me rephrase that then:
quote:
All legal hunters need to stand together to protect our rights.
Posted on 10/14/10 at 3:22 pm to Bleeding purple
I do this every year multiple times. There is more to hunting than just the kill. Having a high fenced place takes a lot more management and work to not screw up your herd. You have to be able to make the quick decision on rather the animal is old enough big enough or make sure they aren't to big! When ever I have my own place one day if I have enough jack I'm going to get my brother to put up the fence.
Posted on 10/14/10 at 3:27 pm to Bleeding purple
I agree, if you are hunting legally and not breaking any laws in the state you are in, then do whatever you want to do.
Hunt a high fence, free range, over a feeder, over a planted field.
I don't hunt high fence but I will say a ranch manager that is managing a 5000 acre high fence is putting in some serious work to keep the herd healthy and growing.
Hunt a high fence, free range, over a feeder, over a planted field.
I don't hunt high fence but I will say a ranch manager that is managing a 5000 acre high fence is putting in some serious work to keep the herd healthy and growing.
Posted on 10/14/10 at 4:02 pm to Salmon
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There are many hunters that I don't want anything to do with. I'm not standing together with them.
I agree with you here.
Posted on 10/14/10 at 4:19 pm to watsonlabman
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Have you ever fished in a stocked farm pond or a lake that WLF agents stock with Hybird Bass.
If the answer is yes then whats the difference from fishing to hunting!
The difference is a fish is confined to whatever lake or pond it is in anyway, regardless of any outside circumstances. This really isn't comparable to high fence hunting.
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