Just wondering how many people hunt in either high or low fenced lands. I am fortunate to hunt a ranch that a relative owns, which is low fenced, but have not killed a deer on yet. Game cams show whats passing through. But i guess thats whats exciting about it, you never know what you'll see....if anything in my case.

Low fence in Erath.

I hunt a low fence in Mills county that is bordered on one side by a high fence....THAT SUX.....watching 180-200 class deer all morning long knowing they cant cross the fence.....

+2... low fence in Fayette.... .out scouting the trails along the high-fence line and his deer come to the fence and follow~.....

9500 acres in Sonora all low fence.

low fence in south Mason county. We have some high fence places nearby with freakin beasts inside.

Both.

Low fence

I hunt low fence. I've gone shooting on high-fenced places, but wouldn't really call it hunting, but rather trying to fill tags. I know not all high-fenced places are the same, but my experience hasn't been all that positive. I'd never pay to do it. Of course, every property is different.

That said, I've got a friend with over 90,000 acres that are high fenced. I'd imagine you'd have to hunt them pretty hard on that much property.

600 low/no fenced acres in the Hill Country.

low...

Low fence in Fayette, Brown and Mills Counties.

Both

both....our ranch is high fenced but several of my buddies own both low fence and high fence....contrary to what most people believe, the hunting is just as good on some of the low fence places as it is the high fence places.

type of fence dosen't matter, its whether or not your in good country or not

Low

low fence, but about to high fence a few stretches to fix the wagon of Mr 4 hunters on less than 20 acres...

low fence in Llano

low fence

My three leases (220 acres, 250 acres, 7000 acres) are all low fenced, but I wouldn't hesitate to hunt a high fenced ranch as long as there was sufficient acreage and cover.

Low... not a fan of the high in general.

Low only

No fence, but if I had more money, and more land I would high fence at least 2 sides.

really, i don't think many people are, in a perfect world...but like mentioned before, if you have a larger tract, putting money in to managing and feeding your wildlife....and you have a neighbor that has 4 hunters on less than 20 acres blasting anything that moves......im putting up some of that net that stretches 8 foot tall.

I tend to agree. I think a significant percentage of high fences go up not because a landowner really wants a high fence, but because of the actions of his neighbors.

thats why our went up...we were one of the last in our area to high fence...but we were spending a ton of money on protien not to mention time and patience....we had a 400 acre tract to our west that had a 20 foot tower blind 20 yards off our fence....3 times deer "jumped the fence after the shot" and got onto our property.

Guess what we did to remedy that?