Poet Robert Frost wrote that good fences are good neighbors. When it comes to hunting, not everyone divides Frost’s sentiment.
The predictor and former delegate of the Jackson Congress in Wisconsin claims that some earthly owners put high fences to limit the movement of wild deer, and then hunt on the deer themselves, or accusing other money to hunt for “wild” white coals on their properties.
Wisconsin Forester Wassings Ruch to stop land owners from using high fences, creating “gray zones” game farms
