The Last Keeper Sneak Peek

[@19331936]

I am an English sasanach I love Scotland and the Scottish people. Plus the natural way of life and I have to add today there are still hunting societies that have histories of 650,000 years.

[@nollem41]

Wonderful just a wonderful film.

[@shepherdsofwildlifesociety876]

Thank you!

[@alanarmer8069]

Great film 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌👍👍

[@shepherdsofwildlifesociety876]

Thank you! Don’t forget to help us promote the film.

[@lorinwitta8746]

I hope y'all checked out my PhD Thesis from The University of St Andrews.... And hope y'all addressed the potential loss of the landscape via development.... Look forward to seeing it!

[@adam8642]

Is it being shown in Northern Ireland anywhere?

[@shepherdsofwildlifesociety876]

Not at the moment. You can stream it online though by visiting www.shepherdsofwildlifestore.com/product-page/the-last-keeper-digital-ticket

[@colinjohnston5465]

Clearances 2.0 is under way now. This is a stroy that needs told over and over. It should be compulsory viewing in every school in Scotland (as a miniumu) but across Europe and the US where similar battles are being waged. I was looking for the link to donate but I am clearly looking in the wrong place. Can you guide me towards it.

[@shepherdsofwildlifesociety876]

www.shepherdsofwildlife.org/copy-of-introducing-the-last-keeper

[@colinjohnston5465]

@@shepherdsofwildlifesociety876 thank you. It's sorted

[@shepherdsofwildlifesociety876]

@@colinjohnston5465thank you for support!

[@notthebcfmpoliticsshow]

Such an important topic but...... Spare us the constant begging letters - and get the film out there please - - - - Why does this film have such a US corporate feel, it jarrs, and the title is so negative?

[@shepherdsofwildlifesociety876]

Audience is the USA where we have a culture of supporting efforts like this. Film is available now www.shepherdsofwildlifestore.com/product-page/the-last-keeper-digital-ticket This video is our sneak peek - watch the full feature doc film - nothing corporate about it. Title? Scotland is facing the demise of the sporting estate this the end of keepering in its historical sense. Watch the film.

[@cphone8093]

What a terrible and misleading introduction to this film by the American speaker in the video - stirring up false polarisation. As the interviewee said, it is nuanced and not black & white. Fact is the whole of the mainstream conservation world strongly advocates greater deer culls. All the main conservation organisations in the UK control deer numbers on their land by shooting, and it is contract keepers who do it. It is not conservationists or government that's preventing more of it, it's economics and actually some landowners! This is too important a subject for lazy inaccuracy.

[@shepherdsofwildlifesociety876]

You’re entitled to your opinion. We’d suggest you watch the film. It’s currently touring in the UK and will be available via a digital cinema event June 29-July 29.

[@notthebcfmpoliticsshow]

Read Sir Walter Scott! The cull is the natural way.

[@nl4064]

absolute nonsense. Ive lived and worked on uplands 40 years and honestly you can walk for miles without barely finding a single nesting bird due to eclogical collapse from deer and sheep wrecked hillsides. Or grouse farming where keepers kill everything with a hooked beak of claw, the wildcat driven to extinction, foxes and martens eradicated even adders the fastest declining reptile in Scotland killed by every keeper Ive spoken to // Im now for rewilding as the only sane sollution

[@shepherdsofwildlifesociety876]

Have you watched the film? Might want to before you make statements which unequivocally contradict what our film crews witnessed on the land and spoke to all types from estates to rewilders. Yes, humans have managed the land for our species benefit for a long time. Things change. Slavery existed and was promoted at one time in your country. It isn’t now. Watch the film which is now available online before you make comments which have no basis in reality. www.shepherdsofwildlifestore.com/product-page/the-last-keeper-digital-ticket

[@DavidMartin-ym2te]

That's an outright lie. We live here on our hillside and the monoculture areas of sitka spruce do more harm than anything. Estate management of heather burn and pest control with terriers and ferrets works best, imo.