This is the caption on the main photo -- "The Star spent a year and a half exploring the hidden world of breeding deer for freakish antlers so they can be shot behind fences."

This is one reason the news media is in the f'king tank even deeper than ever. There is no "hidden world" in deer breeding and killing them in the big pen. This chit has been going on for many decades. But just because it's relatively new in Indiana and has become a bigger thing there in the last few years, The Star believes it's now the big arbiter of secret revelations into the dark underworld of killing deer in a high fence pen.

Idiots.

And because the general public doesn't know much about it, a lot of them see this as "hunting" and associate it with those who don't pay to shoot a big or freak buck grown in a fence. They see it as unpalatable and unsporting, and that reflects on all hunters from the stickbow purists who want a 12-yard shot to the beanfield box hunters with a rifle they want to air out at 300 yards or more.

This is one reason so many hunters get pissed about high fences and f'king hate being lumped in with people who pay to visit 1,900-acre Will's Deer Pen and act like their 164-inch droptine buck they shot is a big deal.