Yes, why?

Congratulations to the guy who has the money for something like this. Sadly, every time I go to my taxidermist and see the non typical racks, the first thing I ask is if it was high fence or not. Seems that there are so many pen raised deer out there that they have lost all meaning to me. Then the story comes out about the size of the pen, and how tame the animal was. It's just harvesting livestock at this point. Even worse is seeing the needle marks in their necks from the steroid injections they get to grow as big as possible. I sure wouldn't eat that meat, you just never know what was done to the animal to get it to grow out like that.

When I was in New Zealand, a very well known outfitter called the guy I was hunting with and asked if he had anybody that wanted to shoot the new world record Red Stag. He was in a 3 acre pen and the first $300,000 is all it would take to kill him. Of course, the world record seems to change every year, sometimes a couple times in a year, and nobody cares anymore because it's all manipulated with diet and drugs.

deer breeding is deer breeding, its not natural. I have nothing against deer breeders and what they are trying to do. it has no place in the hunting arena.

Yeah, it's never made sense to me in regard to "hunting."
I want to catch a black bass bigger than 12 lbs., but I'm not interested in "fishing" at a fish farm with a trophy fee to catch one. It would really be an empty sense of accomplishment.

That is a very good analogy.