When we meet with you we will ask you to confirm land
boundaries, access and any hazards. We will then do a
deer survey.
We use high resolution thermal imaging to determine the
number of deer in an area: this technology allows us to
see deer hidden by undergrowth and foliage. The
resolution is sufficient to determine their species, sex
and approximate age.
We use trail cameras at key locations to understand
their movement patterns and health.
We apply Best Practice in the form of the Woodland Herbivore Assessment Process to assess damage to forestry: click here for more information.
Again, all visits to your land are advised in advance
by email, including the visitor's name and photograph.
Anyone visiting you carries a photo ID we issue that you
can request at any time.
The survey produces a Deer Management Report, that
provides proof you are managing your responsibilities
professionally, and supports grant applications that may
assist you with your land stewardship.
The report is at zero cost to you: we need to do the study
and report in order to deliver our responsibilities to
you. The report is evidence that you are managing your
environment responsibly.