I hunted a fenced place in Georgia. 800 acres.
2 mornings, 2 evenings.
Saw the fence going in, and out.
Once being taken to a stand.
The fence played no part in the hunt.
The way people "hunt" today, you could hunt 100 acres fenced and it might not
play a part.
Sitting in a stand, not moving, if you are in the thick stuff, a fence 100 yards away is unseen. And since no ones moving, nobody is going
to corner anything.
Riiiiight. As long as you can't see the fence its not a factor. Got it.
It's 800 acres.
There are no drives, just stick your ass in a stand and shoot what comes by.
The difference between that and no fence is mostly in your head.
The fence keeps those pigs from leaving, keeps some predators out.
The animals are hunted enough that it wasnt overpopulated, and they
were definitely not game. One whiff and I learned just how fast a hog could
run.
Before that hunt, I thought like you.
Went for something to do, and because I had never done it.
Given my druthers, I'd actually hunt. On the ground, hunting.
With out a fence. But it wasn't canned. Out of 6 or 8 guys, only a few
killed a boar. A couple were missed.
The place was poorly ran by an [bleep].
It appeared something illegitimate was going on there.
(Dogfighting, to guess)
Wouldn't go back, due to that.
Otherwise, we would.
There are places that basically shoot livestock in a pen.
Every place with a fence isn't that.
But this is the campfire.
Everything is judged by ones personal experience and prejudices.
God forbid, someone else has a different point or experience.
A guy who has his ideas is qualified to judge others who have done.
And he can judge everything as if his limited experiences are
all encompassing.
Personally, the OP isn't something I'm interested in.
But it's legal.
Even ethical if you don't twist the story. Too far.😉
