CenterParcs Cull?

Heym SR20 · 2026-04-18T09:48:15+0100

I think there are times and places where you just have to accept nature for what it is. Those Muntjac keep the undergrowth under al the trees nice and clear so the kids can all run about without tripping over brambles and falling into stinging nettles. And no need to run strimmers and mowers. They won’t be doing any damage to mature trees, and any new planting can be protected by tubes / cages.

And most visitors at Centre Parks will have very little actual exposure to wild life. What a pleasure in having lots all around.

Plenty of culling will happen in surrounding areas and deer will move out into those areas.

Jh1986 · 2026-04-18T10:54:44+0100

Greenmist said:
Have you seen how much it is to stay there? I'm sure they can afford it

The kids did teddy bear making. 15 minutes session to stuff some wool in a teddy bears back and zip it up.

£35 each. FFS

BenBhoy · 2026-04-18T11:03:51+0100

Jh1986 said:
Kids loved it. For parents, it's a lot of walking and carrying stuff. Not too dissimilar to a bad uphill carcass extraction

Bloody expensive walk

GWP · 2026-04-18T12:43:17+0100

Center parks in Cumbria helped to start and finance grey squirrel culling to protect the reds will possibly only have roe deer they used to have cameras covering badger setts so that you can whatch on tv in your lodge there was some very interesting footage a few years ago when a young couple got a bit carried away ontop of one badger sett

bottletopbill · 2026-04-18T16:26:14+0100

Jh1986 said:
The kids did teddy bear making. 15 minutes session to stuff some wool in a teddy bears back and zip it up.

£35 each. FFS

Think you got stuffed in that one ps how many kids now

Jh1986 · 2026-04-18T18:28:35+0100

bottletopbill said:
Think you got stuffed in that one ps how many kids now

2 in the mag, one in the pipe so to speak

Dagless · 2026-04-18T19:07:14+0100

I was there with my family two weeks ago and had exactly the same thought! Having been there previously I brought the thermal along this time, once the Subtropical Swimming Paradise closed at 20:00 we would go on a nice little stalk on the way back to the lodge. A good way of teaching the nipper how to get on with things, short of taking a shot. The place was absolutely teeming with munties, they would walk by our lodge day and night.

Jh1986 · 2026-04-18T19:25:40+0100

Dagless said:
I was there with my family two weeks ago and had exactly the same thought! Having been there previously I brought the thermal along this time, once the Subtropical Swimming Paradise closed at 20:00 we would go on a nice little stalk on the way back to the lodge. A good way of teaching the nipper how to get on with things, short of taking a shot. The place was absolutely teeming with munties, they would walk by our lodge day and night.

Took my thermal too. What are we like

It was also handy on the safari (Pixfra Draco)

Pellet Pinger · 2026-04-18T19:32:45+0100

Jh1986 said:
Took my thermal too. What are we like

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It was also handy on the safari (Pixfra Draco)

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You’re gonna need a bigger gun….

Bo Diddley · 2026-04-18T19:37:34+0100

At the Elveden site, they ask guests not to feed them. They are so tame that they are happy to enter the rooms through the patio doors if they think they will get food.

bottletopbill · 2026-04-18T20:08:08+0100

Jh1986 said:
2 in the mag, one in the pipe so to speak

Bolt action or auto

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