Once in a while, you get an invitation to stalk deer further south. These invitations are always the highlight of my year — multi-species counties are as good as it gets. This outing was one of those.
A good friend of mine extended an invitation to help him with fallow and muntjac on the outskirts of Birmingham. You would be forgiven for thinking that Birmingham was not the sort of place where deer thrive.
As a roe stalker, it is always an opportunity for me to learn new things about deer. I have been out on fallow and muntjac a few times, yet it still fills me with excitement. For most of us, such trips are an opportunity to cull all six species of deer in the UK. It’s the classic case of the Scots heading south for muntjac and
