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Posted on 1/5/15 at 7:06 pm to Rize
Go. Experience it. Then come back and realize that everyone who claims high fence on 4000 acres is a can hunt has never stepped inside a wildlife managed property before. If the people run the place decently you will enjoy it and see some good deer and not so good deer.
Personally I hunt between tall pines in MS and wildlife managed in South Texas. (3k acres high fenced) both are great hunts. Ive spent days in the woods and seen deer come and go and done the same in Texas. When you start looking for the right deer instead of any deer the hunt changes. Have fun and drink some whiskey.
Personally I hunt between tall pines in MS and wildlife managed in South Texas. (3k acres high fenced) both are great hunts. Ive spent days in the woods and seen deer come and go and done the same in Texas. When you start looking for the right deer instead of any deer the hunt changes. Have fun and drink some whiskey.
Posted on 1/5/15 at 7:10 pm to Rize
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There's canned hunts then there is high fence hunting. That fence has nothing to do with how wild the deer are in most cases.
True. I wonder why it matters to so many people how others spend their money though. If you can afford it and want to do it, then go do it. It may not be for me, but as long as its legal, who gives a shite.
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