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Originally posted by elgato View PostEvery cell in my body says " don't get involved in this" . But sometimes I fail at discretion.I have both hi fence and low fence properties and a good many years observing both. To believe that hf cant be equal to or even more challenging to hunt than low fence is simply wrong. I too hunted the King Ranch when it opened as well as other low fenced ranches where the deer mellow. The challenge of the hunt is generally a function of pressure and habitat.
To prove the point to the " its a cage crowd" "It aint hunting crowd" "Eventually your going to see them crowd" " they cant escape crowd" etc etc I offer the following challenge. Here is a pic of a 7 or 8 yr old buck on my farm.I offer all the critics the opportunity to come hunt him. Got a pic of him last night . If you get him you will have a magnificent mid 190's trophy. If you don't get him you pay my management bill for the year...feed, seed, and labor. The only other qualifier I'll put on it is that after your through hunting him you have to report in about how the hunt went. Should be simple right? Its only 1350 acres
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Originally posted by elgato View PostEvery cell in my body says " don't get involved in this" . But sometimes I fail at discretion.I have both hi fence and low fence properties and a good many years observing both. To believe that hf cant be equal to or even more challenging to hunt than low fence is simply wrong. I too hunted the King Ranch when it opened as well as other low fenced ranches where the deer mellow. The challenge of the hunt is generally a function of pressure and habitat.
To prove the point to the " its a cage crowd" "It aint hunting crowd" "Eventually your going to see them crowd" " they cant escape crowd" etc etc I offer the following challenge. Here is a pic of a 7 or 8 yr old buck on my farm.I offer all the critics the opportunity to come hunt him. Got a pic of him last night . If you get him you will have a magnificent mid 190's trophy. If you don't get him you pay my management bill for the year...feed, seed, and labor. The only other qualifier I'll put on it is that after your through hunting him you have to report in about how the hunt went. Should be simple right? Its only 1350 acres
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Originally posted by elgato View PostEvery cell in my body says " don't get involved in this" . But sometimes I fail at discretion.I have both hi fence and low fence properties and a good many years observing both. To believe that hf cant be equal to or even more challenging to hunt than low fence is simply wrong. I too hunted the King Ranch when it opened as well as other low fenced ranches where the deer mellow. The challenge of the hunt is generally a function of pressure and habitat.
To prove the point to the " its a cage crowd" "It aint hunting crowd" "Eventually your going to see them crowd" " they cant escape crowd" etc etc I offer the following challenge. Here is a pic of a 7 or 8 yr old buck on my farm.I offer all the critics the opportunity to come hunt him. Got a pic of him last night . If you get him you will have a magnificent mid 190's trophy. If you don't get him you pay my management bill for the year...feed, seed, and labor. The only other qualifier I'll put on it is that after your through hunting him you have to report in about how the hunt went. Should be simple right? Its only 1350 acres
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Originally posted by randal View PostSo let’s say there’s a $100,00 for you to bring in a 190, you hunting your place or my place that’s LF? There’s at least a guaranteed 190” walking around on your place..
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if you are anti HF you better be shooting a homemade recurve with homemade arrows and handmade stone arrowheads with no game cameras and no feeder. or you are cheating. i LOL at rifle hunters who talk down on HF. you have a GUN. it shoots 500 yards to a dime. How is that SO MUCH MORE challenging vs hunting a HF? classic...
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Originally posted by deerdynasty View Postif you are anti HF you better be shooting a homemade recurve with homemade arrows and handmade stone arrowheads with no game cameras and no feeder. or you are cheating. i LOL at rifle hunters who talk down on HF. you have a GUN. it shoots 500 yards to a dime. How is that SO MUCH MORE challenging vs hunting a HF? classic...
So who built your homemade recurve with homemade arrows and handmade stone arrowheads?
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Originally posted by Burnadell View PostActually, it’s not. We hand corn the area out in front of the house so we and our wives can enjoy watching them, free of any hunting pressure. They get a pass, and slowly, eventually get comfortable eating corn while they watch us. They are still jumpy and will run off if we move too suddenly, but they ease back to eat.
Out away frim the house, it is a different story.
I kid my friend, the owner, that the deer discuss these things at their Lodge Meetings and Conventions, and eventually the deer on the other side of the ranch are going to start visiting this “safe place” with plenty of food on the ground. Then, eventually, he will have no deer on the rest of the ranch. They will be concentrated on the 10 acre no shooting zone in front of the house! 😬
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He is in a safe zone.
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