Huckleberry,

It is nice to hear someone with such a broad range of experience and your comments arejust another example of how one cannotstereotype about an entire practice liked fenced hunting. It seems to me, however, that in other countries there may bedifferent philosophies toward fenced operations. Most of the bad examples of fenced hunting in the U.S. that people talk about here, don't involve safari-type hunts on ranches the size of a county,with conservation officers on hand to ensure fair chase. Also, at least as it relates to Africa, it seems that many such hunts are state-controlled and/or they are often specifically linked togame management rather than operating as purely profit driven operations. Or am i way of base here?