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Re: Thoughts on high fence ranchs?
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don't care about HF. It's legal thar. Just not my thing. If you started with this statement you wouldn’t have to eat so much crow
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Re: Thoughts on high fence ranchs?
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Ain’t mine either but I don’t begrudge others who choose it or otherwise benefit from it.
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Re: Thoughts on high fence ranchs?
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Ain’t mine either but I don’t begrudge others who choose it or otherwise benefit from it.
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Re: Thoughts on high fence ranchs?
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Judd likes that fresh semi soft sausage With the group of friends I have, looks like OT is submitting an application [/quote] You know I love ya cuz but I’m not sending in my application for a sausage taster just yet
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Re: Thoughts on high fence ranchs?
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01/17/24 04:44 PM
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Re: Thoughts on high fence ranchs?
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01/21/24 07:49 PM
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If high fences don’t hinder animal movement, what’s the point of putting one up?
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Re: Thoughts on high fence ranchs?
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If high fences don’t hinder animal movement, what’s the point of putting one up? To hinder yours
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Re: Thoughts on high fence ranchs?
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“They restrict the movement of wildlife”. Well, duh. But it’s not to keep animals in, it’s to keep predators and people out.
Most people complaining, who provide anecdotes about the movement of game animals, got fenced out. I think there was a news article not too far back, about somebody who made a grievance against the King ranch for high fencing his property line. Well, he was selling deer hunts and making money off the results of generations of game management he never invested in.
So who is the real bad guy?
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Re: Thoughts on high fence ranchs?
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If high fences don’t hinder animal movement, what’s the point of putting one up? To hinder yours I drag deer under fences, how tall they are doesn’t matter to me
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Re: Thoughts on high fence ranchs?
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“They restrict the movement of wildlife”. Well, duh. But it’s not to keep animals in, it’s to keep predators and people out.
Most people complaining, who provide anecdotes about the movement of game animals, got fenced out. I think there was a news article not too far back, about somebody who made a grievance against the King ranch for high fencing his property line. Well, he was selling deer hunts and making money off the results of generations of game management he never invested in.
So who is the real bad guy? I don’t agree with it, but supposedly the deer belong “to the people of the state”. Which would mean that one should not be able to contain them on their property
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Re: Thoughts on high fence ranchs?
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“They restrict the movement of wildlife”. Well, duh. But it’s not to keep animals in, it’s to keep predators and people out.
Most people complaining, who provide anecdotes about the movement of game animals, got fenced out. I think there was a news article not too far back, about somebody who made a grievance against the King ranch for high fencing his property line. Well, he was selling deer hunts and making money off the results of generations of game management he never invested in.
So who is the real bad guy? I don’t agree with it, but supposedly the deer belong “to the people of the state”. Which would mean that one should not be able to contain them on their property Well, again, it’s not to keep deer in. It’s to keep predators (4&2 legged) out. But you’re late to the party
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Re: Thoughts on high fence ranchs?
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[quote=Bryan C. Heimann]“They restrict the movement of wildlife”. Well, duh. But it’s not to keep animals in, it’s to keep predators and people out.
Most people complaining, who provide anecdotes about the movement of game animals, got fenced out. I think there was a news article not too far back, about somebody who made a grievance against the King ranch for high fencing his property line. Well, he was selling deer hunts and making money off the results of generations of game management he never invested in.
So who is the real bad guy? I don’t agree with it, but supposedly the deer belong “to the people of the state”. Which would mean that one should not be able to contain them on their property Well, again, it’s not to keep deer in. It’s to keep predators (4&2 legged) out. But you’re late to the party [/quote Regardless of intent, the higher fence retains deer inside of it, hindering their natural movements. Predators go under and through fences, why is such a high fence needed? South texas yotes started growing wings?
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Re: Thoughts on high fence ranchs?
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[quote=Bryan C. Heimann]“They restrict the movement of wildlife”. Well, duh. But it’s not to keep animals in, it’s to keep predators and people out.
Most people complaining, who provide anecdotes about the movement of game animals, got fenced out. I think there was a news article not too far back, about somebody who made a grievance against the King ranch for high fencing his property line. Well, he was selling deer hunts and making money off the results of generations of game management he never invested in.
So who is the real bad guy? I don’t agree with it, but supposedly the deer belong “to the people of the state”. Which would mean that one should not be able to contain them on their property Well, again, it’s not to keep deer in. It’s to keep predators (4&2 legged) out. But you’re late to the party [/quote Regardless of intent, the higher fence retains deer inside of it, hindering their natural movements. Predators go under and through fences, why is such a high fence needed? South texas yotes started growing wings? So you are going to tell me that a high fence does not keep *any* predators out nor restrict their movement? Look you want to resurrect this thread that *almost* died and reiterate points that have already been made and countered fifteen million times, and just hammer it over and over until you get the last post? I can play that game, too, lol. I got time i am waiting on a customer overnight. The virtue signaling, elitist attitude makes me sick to my stomach. Sick the way the smell of chemicals and nailpolish do. VERY SPECIFICALLY we are talking about a property that is 40 square miles. I would argue, to keep the poachers out a high fence would be a good start! But you’re right, not even a high fence keeps them all out. But who has time to check fences around 40 square miles? If you have a property this size a high fence is a smart investment, and a long ways off from a pen.
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Re: Thoughts on high fence ranchs?
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01/22/24 02:17 PM
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If high fences don’t hinder animal movement, what’s the point of putting one up? To hinder yours I drag deer under fences, how tall they are doesn’t matter to me Tongue in cheek or not, this is why.
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