This is a very good point.

If Indiana had fenced enclosures that were measured in square miles rather than a few square acres....which were capable of sustaining a resident deer herds (every animal is born and dies there)...rather than having to continuously re-stock with farm raised animals....this would be a totally different debate IMO.

Big Oaks is the closest thing Indiana offers to some of the big Texas...and even South Africa ranches. I see a huge difference between Big Oaks and a fifty acre shooting pen stocked with farm raised animals.