I have absolutely no problem with it. Those animals were bred to be targets. Someone out there has decided to earn a living by giving these animals a purpose in life, feeding them well, and yes selling them. I guess we won't see them on the endanger species list any time soon. I would suggest not hunting them if you don't want to and/or pay the money. I personally won't pay the money.

I dont think it is ethical for anyone... there already is spots for handicaps to hunt... handicaps can also hunt with crossbows. pa game commission even lets handicaps use 4 wheelers on trails in stategame lands...

I've turned down a chance to do this......but I see no problems with it. It is what it is.

Now I think its safe to do this!!

I guess it's legal, so it's to each his own. Personally I find it distasteful.

The cost alone would be enough to keep me away.

It kinda pisses me off when people say they shot these big bucks and are showing them off... when "most" of the rest of us are stuck with smaller ones on state game lands... cuz it takes no skill and they will act all cocky about it in most cases

I think it should be outlawed

First of all not all high fenced hunting is a walk in the park, the high fence areas with ALOT of land fenced in is about the same as no fence at all....SECOND saying high fenced hunts are great for the right people, meaning handicap people, is BS to me, yep its harder for them to get out there but i think its degrading to say they need to go hunt high fence to get a deer, or good deer, now if its someones last wish and they are on their death bed, thats a whole different story, sure, put them on a easy deer that will fill there dreams...

good points.. like make a wish

high fenced hunts are great for the right people, meaning handicap people, isBS to me, yep its harder for them to get out there but i think its degrading to say they need to go hunt high fence to get a deer, or good deer,

Ummmm but I will take the words straight from your mouth on this one "Not all high fenced hunting is a walk in the park"?