Come on now, how are you going to tell me how many of anything are in that kind of acreage whether it's open or high fenced, LOL! If you go out where you hunt elk in Colorado you aren't going to tell me or anyone else how many elk are in a 30,000 acre area and it's the same in a high fence area of the same terrain.

"Again if the fence don't matter why pay extra to hunt there?"

The answer has been given moe than once if you would comprehend what has been posted. A person doesn't have the number of hunters to contend with in a high fence operation compared to public land because the ranch owner controls hunter numbers. You are going to pay more for a quality hunt and it's the same way many states are doing now where you have to buy PPs and wait many years to hunt one time in a unit managed for quality and one of the ways to do that is limit hunter access.