I know that ground quite well as a mate used to live on the edge of it - there should be a reasonable Roe population in that area but they tend to get hit very hard on all of the surrounding ground. The Fallow are transient as the main population is further over in the Mortimer Forest (which is mostly DI controlled via a longstanding local DM Group). Roe heads tend not to be much cop around here as the soil is very acid, so calcium is in short supply. Beautiful part of the world.
It's a funny old area though - as A E Houseman said in A Shropshire Lad, "Clunbury, Clunton, Clungunford and Clun; the loneliest places under the sun". When I was a Social Worker in that area about 10-12 years ago, it was still pretty common even then for people not be connected to mains electricity (or any other mains services) up there and to meet people who had never been further than Shrewsbury or Montgomery in their lives. I had a spinal-injury client who lived in a woodpile on the back of the Black Hill - it had once been an broken down caravan, next to a wood pile, but over time the two sort of merged together and the log pile became the dominant feature...
I'd be interested to know the going rate for these kinds of packages of land, just for future reference when I'm feeling flush - I suspect the FC are looking for bit more than the proverbial £1 an acre.
Adam.