Some people were raised to hunt on public land, some were raised to hunt/shoot on high fenced land. For me my dad started me on public land at 9 years of age and to this day I have stayed with public land, I have hunted on private land here in California for hogs...but with no fences. For me, I would turn down a high fenced hunt. Just my opinion and beliefs.
There is a high fenced ranch here in Riverside County about 15 minutes from me where we can hunt hogs and exotics...I have lived here in California for 12 years, and we still drive 240mi north to hunt our hogs. I never think about going to hunt high fence..even though it would be easier and my kill is almost gaurenteed. On public land you have to do the scouting...and the hunt, how could you go without that! The preparation, and the going and the scouting are all key ingredients to the hunting experience.
IMO one is real hunting the other is target practice.