What do the B&C rules have to say about taking a trophy on high fenced property? If you took an otherwise record book white tail on a high fenced 8000 acre property, would your trophy make the book or would it be excluded from entry because hunting on this high fenced property violated their definition of "fair chase?" Just trying to inject some external standard into a discussion that has been dominated by subjective views thus far. I have already provided my subjective view above -- I won't hunt on high fenced land and I'm not lured by big racks.