Take for instance a 20,000 acre ranch with deer on it. More than likely it is fenced in, in which case you are going to have to hunt to control the deer population in the are. Obviously they can't move freely beyond the borders of the private land. When the deer start overbreeding and then breeding within each other......bad things start to happen.....diseases, deformity, lots of problems. It really isn't a good thing
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and then you said that the fences don't keep deer in because:
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Originally Posted by macallan25
Its not a cattle ranch....its a hunting ranch with cattle on it.....about 300-400 head.
We don't fence in deer. There is a difference between regular fencing and putting in high fences.....which are used to keep deer in.
and then you said that the fences don't keep deer in because:
Which is it?
I didn't explain myself too well in that first one. I was just using that as an example. Some people do have high fences to contain deer. Most often these ranches breed deer themselves to produce trophy bucks and whatnot.
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