ABOUT 'DEER'
Starting in Autumn 2024, Deer will transition to a fully interactive quarterly magazine exclusively for our members. While a limited number of print copies will be available for purchase and for members who request a paper version, please note that the print edition will not feature all the interactive content offered online.
Our magazine will deliver comprehensive coverage of BDS news, updates from the broader deer industry, research advancements, best practices, and in-depth insights into deer management. Expect engaging reviews, thought-provoking opinions, lively discussions, and much more.
Advertising in Deer Magazine
Advertising in Deer offers an excellent opportunity to connect with both deer management professionals and passionate deer enthusiasts who cherish our countryside. Deer provides unparalleled access to a dedicated audience eager to engage with all facets of the deer world.
For more information on advertising opportunities, please reach out to Jacob Holmes at jacob.holmes@fellowsmedia.com.
FURTHER READING
The Increasing Pressure of UK Population Growth on Deer
Britain’s natural landscapes, renowned for their scenic beauty and biodiversity, face unprecedented challenges due to a rising human population and expanding infrastructure. Among the species impacted by these changes are deer.
Bluetongue: Essential Guidance for Deer Managers and Stalkers
As of late August 2024, Bluetongue serotype 3 (BTV-3) has been confirmed in several cases in Great Britain, particularly in Norfolk and Suffolk. This update provides essential information for deer managers, stalkers, and those involved in deer management to help prevent the spread of this viral disease.
A Visit To Norfolk’s Watatunga Wildlife Reserve
BDS Trustee and Chair of the Scottish Area Council, Al Monkman recently travelled down to Norfolk to visit Watatunga Wildlife Reserve with his family.
