What’s the point in allowing deer stalking in my woodland?
by Peter, 5 December, 2014, 3 comments
Deer stalking in your woodland can ensure a healthy herd is maintained locally, provide you with a supply of venison, and help to alleviate the problems of overpopulation of deer. Too many deer can lead to damage to trees, woodland flora, wildlife habitats, and poor health for the deer themselves if their numbers are greater than the habitat can support. With rapidly rising deer populations across the UK, having some sort of deer management plan is useful for woodlands of all sizes. Owners of smaller woodlands will often club together to develop a plan often organised by a deer stalker - these arrangements have good side effects in that neighbouring owners meet up and advance their common interests. Read more...
