Tangled fallow stalk: why deer managers are important

Roy is out for part two of his fallow clean-up job. Part of managing the herd is to ensure that sick or injured animals are shot. with his rifle. Today, he is after a buck that has rope tangled around its antlers, which he saw last week.
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[@tonyashton780]

People don't realise that deer need managing and professional deer managers are needed.By taking injured weaker or under sized deer you increase the herds health.Good video.

[@Woodwalker]

Perfect conclusion at the end!!!

[@seanohalloran]

Thank you for upholding high animal welfare standards and nice shot. If only welfare lessons like this and wildlife conservation was taught in schools on mainstream TV. I make every effort to make sure my kids (age 10 and 4) know where their food comes from. We enjoy game meat as a family and the kids don't mid getting their hands dirty even helping skin a deer. Keep up the good work.

[@jonathanwright670]

Not only effective deer management but in the best tradition of animal welfare. Carried out by a person who cares . Well done you

[@michaeldemetriou1399]

He Had shoot a deer that was crippled by dogs in Richmond park and after shooting it a woman walking her dog off lead shouted at him for being cruel. He was so calm about it and explained that is was dogs that killed him

[@ianshort7155]

Well done roy 👍

[@stevenryan3035]

Would be amazing to see a fieldsports investigation about big cats in Britain !

[@friendlyboar2652]

perfect example of Deer Management .....

[@kylecooper5774]

Well done Roy poor lad 👍

[@James-prs-uk]

What Nino harness is Roy using

[@James-prs-uk]

Bino

[@fieldsportstv]

I'll ask him..

[@teapz]

Looks similar to the bushwear one, Decathalon of all places do one too for cheap. (I’ve just changed from bushwear to the Ridgeline Cadu one and really happy with it)

[@danielbanks9937]

Meanwhile for the past three years I've been trying to shoot greys in my garden with my .177 and haven't hit a single one

[@fieldsportstv]

:) - Let us know when you do! D

[@danielbanks9937]

​@@fieldsportstv If I ever I will send it to hello Charlie if u still do that thing.

[@2626stephen]

Nice one Roy could have been a lot worse if you never took him out