I hunt on a low fence peice of land but I have been lucky enough to be invited to visit a 2800 acre high fence ranch in Texas where many different breeds are being grown. Black buck Axis, 5 or 6 African types, water buffalo, American buffalo, Elk, and yes he has even a high dollar white tail breeding program. I have now been to this ranch 5 or 6 times to take my boys motorcycle riding. During these visits I do a lot of scouting, can't help it. This is a well managed place and it costs lots of money to make this work. Working professionals are happy to pay fees for the opportunity to shoot a decent white tail or other such trophy. It is nice to see what can be done when hunters don't shoot at the first little buck to walk into their sights. If you have even roamed around a large peice of land you would find that you never even get close to a fence nore do the game you hunt.

JMO. . .but high fence and money does not always screw things up. I just wish I could afford to hunt such a place.