Think of it this way:

Canada is 3.86 million square miles compared to US area of 3.79 million (essentially the same size). Canada only has 1/10 the population of the US. If private ownership rates are about the same in both countries than we have 90% of Canada left over as public land. This is actually very close to what the stats say. Canada is 11% private land and 89% public.

Also your observation about Alberta has merit as it is 40% private and 60% public. It does not greatly affect the national average because it is only 6 out of 13 in size within the country and all the larger jurisdictions have public land areas exceeding the national average of 89%.

LOW fence all the way. Not a fan of shooting farm raised animals.

It matters not how FAR it is to the barrier. There IS a barrier.

i usualies go back bout 2-3 miles before i show my bar-rier theirs some crazies out thar

It really doesnt matter how easy/hard it is, I dont know why anyone would want to hunt a mouflon?

Likewise, you don't have to know. It's all good.

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i know Jack & he ain't no donkey had ta look up what a Mouflon is, beautiful animals. so if your fence got knocked down, the Moulton would stay on your side. have helped many neighbors out when their cattle or horses got out. fence is what keeps em from roaming don't get me wrong, got nothing against high fences. as some one mentioned earlier on form, may be different thread. only few qualify for hunting high fence, i know my limitations, & don't qualify, best wishes

Exactly, I hunt LF and HF. An animal on a HF can get really smart.

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they are wild as hell and one of the prettiest sheep in existence.

I can tell you've never set foot on a high fence ranch by this comment

So the 15 sections of ground we hunt in SW KS has a barrier because somewhere there is a fence? You pen hunters are grabbing at straws.

You know deep down that you are just jealous.

Just got back from one heck of a fence hunt. Hard work, but got two!

Anyone got a good recipe for these???

like pappy always says: a person with open mind has a wider point of view . if it crawls under the fence, guess U could call it HF

I like the way you think. Back in my much younger days I hunted just about any fence including the long pasture between the fences.

To each thier own I guess. I think they are ugly as heck and most of our neighbors had them when I was younger and there wasnt anything "wild" about them.

If they weren't wild then they weren't Mouflon.

It really doesnt matter how easy/hard it is, I dont know why anyone would want to hunt a mouflon? [/quote]


they are wild as hell and one of the prettiest sheep in existence.



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To each thier own I guess. I think they are ugly as heck and most of our neighbors had them when I was younger and there wasnt anything "wild" about them.[/quote] If they weren't wild then they weren't Mouflon. [/quote]

Don I am sure you are right. They probably werent full blood Mouflon from Europe but they were dang sure Tx mouflon. Probably been bred to dometic sheep of some sort as most in Tx have.

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i try ta keep an open mind. haven't looked it up in hunting laws, english isn't best, so going out on a limb, HF is as legal as LF. I've been told bye expert credit advisers. leasing was waste of money, come out ta less than a $ a day. it had hogs, could hunt 24-7-365, now gotta scrape just ta get the $48.00 WMA permit. Bush said don't trust them Demicrates. do ta Government shut down it don't pay ta complain were ever I can afford times is tough

Not what I would have been looking for, white marks are still visible you Bambi t-post harvester.

..this is why we need post restrictions bc none will ever make it to maturity if ppl are constantly hunting the new ones.