Hunting and Stalking the Deer: the Pursuit of Red, Fallow, and Roe Deer in England and Scotland. ByLionel Edwards Harold Frank Wallace. Pp. xi + 274 + 48 plates. (London: Longmans, Green and Co., ...

Visit BBC Webwise for full instructions Brought to the UK by the Normans for hunting, fallow deer are now the most widespread deer in the UK and can be seen in many parks and forests in Wales.

But we’ve discovered that fallow deer have a surprising ... providing ample food and shelter, and reduced hunting pressure. As a result, our deer populations are thriving. The UK government ...

Robben Island's 300-odd fallow deer could escape the fate of their condemned ... deer have already been ruled out because they allow hunting of this species, and other potential sanctuaries ...

There are no official counts of the number of fallow deer — hunting groups on Sidney Island say there are about 150, while Parks Canada has estimated 300 to 900. The Island’s strata council voted 52% ...

There are no official counts of the number of fallow deer — hunting groups on Sidney Island say there are about 150, while Parks Canada has estimated 300 to 900. The Island’s strata council ...

European fallow deer were ­introduced on neighbouring James Island in 1902 as prey for hunting ­parties. The spotted deer with large ­antlers invaded Sidney Island in the early 1960s ...

A mop-up operation will follow using fencing and trained tracker dogs to flush out, contain and shoot any remaining fallow deer. Controlled hunting and periodic culls over the years have reduced ...