hey everybody my uncle has opened up a hunt park and i will be checking it out on oct 27. im still not sure if ill like hunting in a fence but he assures me that i wont know the animals are as wild as any, we'll see ill be going after a red deer with bow and girl will be going for fallow with rifle anyone with experience in these places what did you think how was the hunt how is the meat

I went hunting at High Adventure Ranch it is a high fence ranch I believe 5 square miles. I had fun but it aint really hunting they took me out and within 30 minutes of riding we found the animal and were within thirty yards the animals were not wild at all. But who knows the place you are going may be different.

from what they say were not riding itll be stalking on foot or sitting in blind/stands at least that will be better i think what animal did you shoot how was the meat taste domestic or like a wild one

I killed an elk. I had never ate wild elk before so all I can tell you is it was REALLY GOOD!!!! I could sure use some more elk meat.

I HAVE bowhunted some High fence operations for Exotics & hogs. It is not like real hunting as most things are in place for you-stands, feeders ect. I did this to expand my off season time in the field & to bowhunt animals I could not afford to go after in their native country. I have not Bowhunted the (guarentee kill-no kill, no pay) places. I've gone to facilities of 1000 to 4000 acres. It is fun but not like a true hunt. Yes, the animals were always wary & not always could you get a shot with a Bow. You "usually" see something though.
I Bowhunted a place that had a Axis herd & I wanted to try for one-I went on 2, 4 day trips & 1, 8 day trip & got ONE SHOT in that time at the only antlered Axis I saw. You were allowed 1 hog & 1 Antlered Exotic on a 1200 acre facility. I had 1 shot at a hog I missed & 1 shot at one I killed in those same trips. Cost was $1000 for 4 days of lodging & Bowhunting & no extra for a kill. I did take an Exotic on each of those Bowhunts other than the Axis since I saw none except once.
It is fun & can be challenging if the place is good size & not a guarentee but remember, they are in a fence...Enjoy your trip.
I took a Red Deer on another 4 day Bowhunt & they are DELICIOUS, same as our Elk....

gonna give it atry try anything once hope it ok if anybody interested ive got the info and could put you in contact with them. still new but there very prepared and very thourough as well as being lifetime hunter themselves i hope he does well it always been kindoff what he wanted to do and has worked very hard to get there

ahunter i cant pm it loggs me out every time their place is called peekaboo deer farm an they lease a place called peaslee mountain hunt park their names are kirk and judy,from palermo maine, peaslee mountain has a very nice website that you can get that shows all of there hunts, prices, and contact info ill give you the adress

www.peasleehuntpark.com scroll to the bottom and all contact info is there

trophy hunts are like 3 day hunts with lodging meals and everything i believe prices are great compared to any other places iv looked up. look them up tell them mike bailey gave you there name. if anyone needs more info just ask

ill be going in a week so ill post any pics video that i can get im gonna try to video my girlfriends complete hunt

the phone nunber at the top for jefferson is the prvious owners the new on is at the bottom

no problem ahunter i wish i could figure out what im doing ebry time i try to pm it says im not logged in can anyone tell me whats up with that

I guide on both game estate (high fence) and free range. They`re both challenging in there own respects as the animals know when your hunting them. It also depends on the size of the propertys, our smallest is 5000 acres with both woodland, open country and rocky outcrops in the hills so from that point of view it is very much a fair chase hunt there. I find that both high fence and free range animals are very similar. The two main differances that affect the meat is quality of feed, and time of year ie are they in the rut or middle of winter in the snow ect. But its all good, after all thats what hunting is all about right?