Originally Posted by Backwoods cowboy
Originally Posted by N2TRKYS
Originally Posted by Pwyse
Originally Posted by N2TRKYS
The State dropped the ball years ago by allowing high fencing to happen.


How could they have stopped it? Legally I mean.

I don’t know about you but I don’t want the government telling me I can’t put a fence around my property.


You can fence your property all you want. However, when you take ownership of something that belongs to the public, that’s an issue.



There is NOTHING on my property that belongs to the public, or the government, if there is I need to start getting a rent check or they need to get it off and KEEP it off


Pretty sure he's talking about the native critters (Deer) I believe most commercial high fence operations do their best to get as many native deer off the property prior to fencing it in. They want their genetics only in the fence. They do this by fencing in stages, starting smaller and expanding.

Private land owners that high fence are taking away resources from neighboring land owners. Kind of like damming up a large creek that runs for miles across multiple properties.


Killing my neighbors deer since 1982