Stalking Fallow

Fallow deer are acknowledged as being one of the most difficult species to manage effectively. 'Stalking Fallow' is an extensive guide to the management and techniques of stalking fallow deer from the perspective of not only the deer stalker but also the deer manager and the land owner. It provides a unique insight into stalking both woodland and open ground and the techniques in the use of high seats. Covering all aspects of fallow deer management and their natural history, it includes how to organise and manage collaborative team culls, recognise and prevent crop damage, and take into account any health and safety issues, and disease identification. This definitive guide is essential reading for all associated with the management of fallow deer. AUTHOR: John Thornley OBE has been a keen country sport enthusiast for many years with a passion for stalking fallow deer. He has written extensively for the shooting press particularly in respect of the risks associated with deer management, and provided both training and lectures. He is the chairman of Deer Management Qualifications (DMQ), a member of the BASC Council and a Trustee of the Deer Initiative. SELLING POINTS: ? Comprehensive guide to the management of fallow deer from the perspective of deer stalker, deer manager and land owner ? Includes how to organise and manage collaborative team culls and reduce the associated risks ? Emphasis throughout on best practice and personal and public safety ? Beautifully illustrated throughout by renowned wildlife artist, Ian MacGillivrary ? Fallow Deer can be found in Tasmania, South Australia, Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland. Colour images