When he says that they are pests, roe deer on one's arable land can be pests if the land is not fenced properly.
It has been possible to allow lower minimum specifications for roe deer than for other deer.
The pattern which you see in your sights is totally different in the case of the roe deer and the muntjac deer.
If they come from further south, they are probably either roe deer or, most likely, fallow deer.
I have given an undertaking to consider both fallow deer and roe deer.
The fact is that at a certain stage in coniferous plantations, particularly at re-stocking, roe deer can inflict the most disastrous damage.
At one time, the deer, particularly roe deer, which are more territorial than red deer, grazed this woodland cover.
It is very difficult in thick cover and thick undergrowth to control roe deer in any other way.
