High Fence Thoughts

[Burntorange Bowhunter]

Something is wrong with a person that turns down a free hunt on a 10,000 acre south Texas ranch for a mature buck. They are just plain dumb or don't have a clue what they are talking about.

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[BigErn]

Hey,
Has this been settled yet,just came back to check?

[CitiotsGoHome]

If the fence didn't matter it wouldn't be there, period

[critter69]

Not trying to be a Richard, but surly that buck does not stay by the house all the time. Especially when the rut is going on, or are the ones by the house fenced off from the high fenced deer ? If not is he “ legal game” once he wanders away from the house?

[critter69]

Not trying to be a Richard, but surly that buck does not stay by the house all the time. Especially when the rut is going on, or are the ones by the house fenced off from the high fenced deer ? If not is he “ legal game” once he wanders away from the house?
Edit Forgot to quote Buradell, in this question.

[Ætheling]

Not trying to be a Richard, but surly that buck does not stay by the house all the time. Especially when the rut is going on, or are the ones by the house fenced off from the high fenced deer ? If not is he “ legal game” once he wanders away from the house?
Edit Forgot to quote Buradell, in this question.

Dont call him Shirley!!!

[Atfulldraw]

I think I'm in a high fence right now.

Thank you for starting the thread.

[Krivoman]

If the fence didn't matter it wouldn't be there, period

Fence does not matter how a deer acts. It matters how people act.

[junior]

Me and my son got to hunt on a friends 160 acre high fenced property. Had one deer we were after, it took us 32 sits in the blind before he was able to connect. Those deer were every bit as skittish and wild acting as any low fence free roaming deer I've ever seen