Deer Stalking in the UK
Through our own list of stalking grounds, private estates and preferred suppliers, the Capreolus Club is able to offer its members stalking for all of the UK’s six species of deer.
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BESPOKE TRIPS
The Capreolus Club, through our preferred network of suppliers, creates bespoke hunting trips, specifically tailored to suit members requirements.
Members can simply contact the Club’s secretary with a request for a particular species they would like to hunt, or area that they would like to visit and we’ll do the rest - including arranging travel, hunting permits and accommodation.
Red Deer Stalking
The UK offers some great Deer Stalking and none more so than for the UK's native and iconic Red Deer.
Muntjac Stalking
The Indian Sub species of Muntjac was first introduced into the UK at Woburn Abbey, Bedfordshire in 1893 by the Duke of Bedford, before subsequently being replaced by the secretive and diminutive 'Reeves Muntjac'.
Fallow Deer Stalking
At the Capreolus Club we are able to offer Fallow Deer Stalking for its members over a number of beautiful private estates in the South East of England less than one hour from London.
Sika Deer Stalking
The UK offers some great opportunities to stalk Sika Deer. Sika Deer Stalking can be highly challenging as these deer are a secretive and whilly quarry.
Chinese Water Deer Stalking
Stalking for Chinese Water Deer (CWD) is confined to certain areas in the UK. This is due to this deer’s specific habitat of Reed beds, River Estuaries and grasslands.
Roe Deer Stalking
Roe stalking offers some of the most exhilarating and exciting deer stalking in the world and can be at its very best in the South of England where numerous medal class animals are achieved on a yearly basis.