Are you perhaps suggesting that there should be a minimum post count on SD before anyone is allowed to buy land with deer on it?
Joking apart, people are buying and selling land all the time. Nothing unusual about it. Good luck to the OP.
Scotland or Exmoor advice
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Joking apart, people are buying and selling land all the time. Nothing unusual about it. Good luck to the OP.
If you give me 8m I will find you 500 acres if I can keep the change
In all probability a wind-up. A brand new member straight from introduction with a ton of money....... maybe he has a long lost uncle based in LagosAre you perhaps suggesting that there should be a minimum post count on SD before anyone is allowed to buy land with deer on it?
Joking apart, people are buying and selling land all the time. Nothing unusual about it. Good luck to the OP.
Two rather varying parcels of ground with the behaviour of deer and the method of stalking most different
HonestJohn
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Unless you’re buying woodland with no woodland neighbours (contractors), 500 acres in Scotland is very little. You can also not sell your deer in Scotland it seems, so they come back with you in the car
No brainier IMHO
No brainier IMHO
With the budget for 500 acres on Exmoor, rather more than 500 in Scotland would be on offer.
To give the op the benefit of my doubt, I think that a few invites should put my reservations at rest.......Are you perhaps suggesting that there should be a minimum post count on SD before anyone is allowed to buy land with deer on it?
Joking apart, people are buying and selling land all the time. Nothing unusual about it. Good luck to the OP.
Of course this is a “wind up” .Are you perhaps suggesting that there should be a minimum post count on SD before anyone is allowed to buy land with deer on it?
Joking apart, people are buying and selling land all the time. Nothing unusual about it. Good luck to the OP.
If you were actually looking to spend £3,000,000 on land purely for deerstalking, who is going to base their decision on a few “words of wisdom” from random strangers on the internet? Only a complete idiot would do that.
You go look at the land. See what deer are there. Meet the neighbouring landowners.
Discuss the management practices in the area. At least that’s what I’m going to be doing when I buy the land in Norfolk…..
caorach
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It is possible that's what he's doing - asking around. We don't know so we just have to take the request at face value until we know otherwise.
What I will say is that if he turns out to be genuine and the next post is "I don't really know much about stalking, would anyone care to come along and show me the ropes and you can have free access because this place is full of deer" then all of a sudden he'd be everyone's best friend and the experts would descend on his inbox in their thousands.
Nobody would ask around in such a generalised manner to gain useful information.
Devon or Scotland ?
The are bits of both Scotland and Devon with feck all deer of any kind, and bits that are crawling with them. so none of us can possibly help in any way based on such a vague description.
billy_boyle_2010
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I agree with most of the comments on Devon- but it's pretty close to being ruined.
The right bit of land on Scotland and you would feel free. Genuinely wild and breathtaking.
The right bit of land on Scotland and you would feel free. Genuinely wild and breathtaking.
Unless you had 500 acres to sell
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