As I've said before on here , if you think it's only about pulling the trigger give it up ,it's about time that everyone looks at Deer Management as just that, deer management, which you and the others that took part in the Best Practice event, are invaluable to the structure of Deer Management I've been to the Highland Best Practice events and Best Practice workshop days , which are also full of valuable information and well worth the time to have a look at to compare the different types of management .
Big thanks to Mike Cottam and his team for his first Best Practice day well done that man .
The content of the Best Practice days was delivered by some very knowledgeable people ,where you may think, I'll never have to know about Impact or Habitat assessments until you have to prove to some land agent you or they have a Deer problem ,this is where you can say well I'll show you where the problem lies .
Personally myself I took in all the sessions over the two days ,I came away with some valuable information for a ongoing project ,which will give me a further selling point when it all comes to fruition.