Originally Posted by
Topgun 3006
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.
That's my point. I don't know. I might not have any. I would think anybody with one of those ranches that's charging big money knows what animals are there. How else would they have any control?
It's still not natural to me. The elk I hunt are free to run where they want. They can migrate, move from hunting pressure, and move to where the food is better. They can act as elk with no restrictions. It's up to us as hunters to figure out where they'll be.
btw I only hunt elk in Colorado. So, keep your examples here. What's the biggest fenced hunt here? How many elk does it hold?