re: Get rid of High Fence Operations in Louisiana

Just getting back from TX and NW ark.... HELL YES

of course public land in TX is thin.

Also Mo high on list.

The portion of the river North of St. Louis to the Iowa border in MO is arguably sportsman’s paradise. Ducks and enormous deer everywhere.

If it weren’t for LA’s phenomenal fishing then that part of the nation is sportsman’s paradise

No need to differentiate, no out of state licenses to LA residents.
Problem solved.

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these deer farm owners contribute to Strain's re-election campaign

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Look at who owns the high fence operations and that's all you need to understand on why they're allowed to exist.

Curious what your thoughts are on all the land behind fences along y'alls coastline?

The deer are owned by the state, not the property owner.

So if 30k is fenced and according to the internet LA has 2,140,000 forested acres. That’s 1.14% of your forest are high fence. Now I’m a broke idiot but what’s the problem the high fence cause again?

Your buddies to the north in Arkansas feel your pain. Our deer aren't managed well either. No trophy restrictions in CWD zones anymore and liberal harvest limits are hammering the population. all this for 1 (ONE) positive in my zone.... never had a second one to back it up and rumor was it was not even killed in Arkansas.
Very frustrating
AND if you don't live in central or north Ark no one cares about your fishing areas either. And our lakes have more trophy potential than the rest of the state if just managed correctly.
Very frustrating..... but by golly we don't have the high fence issue. Our high and mighty AGFC knows WAY more about managing our land than our landowners do..... just ask them... they will tell you.

There is a 36k high fence in just one piece alone.

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But I “need” 14 deer to feed muh family. I give some to my nana my paran my meme and nunc Jimmy.

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Or, “I hunt to feed my family” *spends 3k a year on hunting for 150 lbs of deer meat.