Removing fences from open range lands can have several benefits, including:

1. Improved wildlife habitat: Removing fences can increase the available habitat for wildlife, allowing animals to move freely across the landscape and access a greater variety of resources.
   
   
2. Increased range for grazing animals: Removing fences can allow grazing animals like cattle, sheep, and horses to roam more widely, leading to more efficient use of available resources and reducing the risk of overgrazing in specific areas.
   
   
3. Improved water management: In some cases, removing fences can improve the management of water resources, as animals can be encouraged to move to areas where water is available, reducing the need for artificial watering systems.
   
   
4. Enhanced ecosystem functioning: Removing fences can increase the connectivity of habitats, leading to more natural ecosystem functioning and promoting biodiversity.
   
   
5. Reduced maintenance costs: Fences require ongoing maintenance, including repair and replacement. Removing fences can reduce these costs, freeing up resources for other land management activities.