That's because I can't seem to get my point across to you.
We're not talking about the area you hunt all of a sudden becoming a high fence ranch. We're talking about a real high fence ranch that happens to be 10,000 acres. I'm not sure that exists, but we're using it as an example.
Ok, I hope we're on the same page now. I'm going to guess this ranch has a lot of elk on it. Probably some trophy bulls. It cost a lot of money to hunt there. I really doubt someone paying big money is going to just be let loose to hunt the ranch. They're going to be either guided, or they'll be told where the elk are. The people who own the ranch, and the people who work on the ranch know where the elk are.
Under those conditions. Do you still think it's fair chase hunting on this 10,000 acre high fence ranch?
Now lets keep any personal comments about me out of your post, and just stick to the topic. The high fence ranch.