I guess I kind of look at it this way....When you have high fences around an area, you have a captive population of larger game. You KNOW the animals are in there and within some set distancefrom you dependant only on the size and shape of the enclosed area. Now, sure, there are some extremes where one could say it doesn't make a whole lot of difference like your 50,000 acre ranches in Texaswhere animals may be many many miles away from you. But for most game farms that I have heard of, you are dealing with captive and contained animals with limited area to get or stay away from you. It just ain't hunting to me. Hunting to me is when you do EVERYTHING right - scout, set up, camo, scent, all that stuff, and STILL run a significant risk of coming up empty handed.