The Saint Hubert Club
The St Hubert Club of Great Britain has a proud tradition of excellence in responsible deer management and its membership is drawn from all parts of the country. Our primary concern is with the conservation and management of all species of deer that live wild in the United Kingdom.
What species of deer do we have?
There are six species of deer living in the British countryside. Red deer and Roe deer are truly indigenous. Fallow deer were almost certainly introduced by the Normans while the other three species, Reeves muntjac, Chinese water deer and Sika deer arrived in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
How can they be controlled?
Approaches vary depending on the area involved and the nature of the problem. In some cases it is possible to obtain financial assistance for the preparation of a deer management plan, and for planting and protecting trees.
Detailed advice and guidance on the current schemes on this page.
How can we help?
We have long established experience on managing deer on land with high public access and we are happy we meet on site to assess the scale of the problem as a first step. Following that discussion the next stage is usually to agree a management plan.
Should you want to have an early discussion with us please get in touch.
