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High fenced properties are universally larger than big islands I've hunted, and are fully wild inside, one property I drove across takes time periods measured in hours to meet the fence on the other side travelling by Landcruiser. The fence is there to ensure the animals stay where they are safe and to keep poachers out, not to mention the property managers own the wildlife on the property and it is a major investment for them. Heck, even National Parks are high fenced, such as Pilanesburg National Park, for the same reason.

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A high fenced cape buffalo hunt would be an incredible shame. A lot of the buffalo in them are almost as tame as a South Island NZ trophy stag bred in a deer farm before release for the visiting sportsman! High fences don't keep any poachers out. Often the enclosures are very small, at least before the cape buff bull is herded out into a bigger enclosure to be shot.