Wildtrack Pro Deer Management Group

[wertyp]

I've been looking into the Wildtrack Pro DMG. It looks a good setup / opportunity. Is anyone a member and is it as good as it seems?

 

[TTT]

I have been a member since last spring and have enjoyed it. There is a range of land across the north and east of England which is greater now than when I joined. It is real, there is no catch and I have had access to much more stalking than I would have done without them, all for a similar cost to a more conventional syndicate (which would have provided less choice of stalking and certainly would have taught me less). Some members offset deer group membership costs by helping with paid (wildlife-relevant) work.
The approach definitely originates in science-led wildlife management rather than "recreational deer stalking". This may not suit everybody on this site but the group is presented honestly to prospective members in my opinion.
Feel free to DM me if you have any specific questions and I will do my best to answer.

 

[malmick]

My experience is the same as @TTT and we come from, almost, opposite ends of the country but met on the initial set up of the group. I've already DM'd you so please feel free to contact me.

 

[TOMHOWA]

Ive been a member a year now and I reiterate the above. I’ve had some of the best stalking I’ve had in years and lots of it.

 

[Jagged77]

I’m a new member and whilst I’ve not had masses of time out yet due to my own schedule, the opportunities are and will be there. A very transparent and professionally run set up. By all means drop me a DM if you need.

 

[Greenmist]

Not a member, but have done a couple of courses with them, as already said, its well run and to top it all, they're nice blokes

 

[sy247]

I spoke to Ollie about the software and he took considerable time talk me through it and what they are trying to achieve as a DMG. His experience and passion for ethical deer management was clear.

 

[wertyp]

Thanks everyone!

 

[I’m Ron Swanson]

I’ve been a member for about a year and a half. I second the views that have been presented so far, and TTT’s description of the group is spot on.

Strong emphasis on the wider ecological context which is both educational, interesting, and has made me a better stalker. It has also made my stalking much more enjoyable and fulfilling.

I would add that the other members of WTP really add strength to the whole setup. There is a wealth of experience across the members and advice can be sought on every aspect of stalking, woodland management, ecology, shooting, kit, butchery - the whole nine yards.

It’s run by a very open and honest group of people and there really is a significant amount of stalking opportunity - plenty to keep even the most committed stalker busy for a very long time indeed.

Feel free to DM for any specifics.