I don't know if this forum is the best place to ask about that.
Then inform us please. What’s the attraction of a high dollar menu hunt?Definitely not. A bunch of pompous know it alls who don’t have a clue about high fence hunting here.
Kodiak Island: 2,300,804 acresScale is important. Is Kodiak island or Prince of Wales the same as a high fence?
There are ranches in Texas bigger than CO units, but their high fence sections are a small fraction of their property. 8' fence aint cheap! Looks like there are only a handful over 10k acres in the state. Plus that area shrinks way down when you control the water and attractive food sources in an arid environment.There are high fence hunting ranches in Texas probably larger than some elk units in Colorado.
Kodiak Island: 2,300,804 acres
POW Island: 1,649,282 acres
...not quite apples to apples. Yes, scale is important.
There are ranches in Texas bigger than CO units, but their high fence sections are a small fraction of their property. 8' fence aint cheap! Looks like there are only a handful over 10k acres in the state. Plus that area shrinks way down when you control the water and attractive food sources in an arid environment.
Then inform us please. What’s the attraction of a high dollar menu hunt?
How many high fence ranches have you hunted?
How many high fence hunts have you been on ?
Then inform us please. What’s the attraction of a high dollar menu hunt?
Zero, because I have zero interest and can fund years of western hunts for the price of one 130lb Texas whitetail. Like I said, inform us of the attraction if it’s more than just the apparent pay to play, guaranteed success, shoot a genetically enhanced deer over corn or water experience.
Zero, because I have zero interest and can fund years of western hunts for the price of one 130lb Texas whitetail. Like I said, inform us of the attraction if it’s more than just the apparent pay to play, guaranteed success, shoot a genetically enhanced deer over corn or water experience.