Learn how to keep deer from eating plants because they will do anything to get their hands (or hooves) on your flowers and vegetables. Reviewed by David McKinney The sooner you learn how to keep ...

Deer living in protected wetlands are causing "high levels of damage" by grazing wetland plants and eating farmers' crops ... (1,172), muntjac (1,028) and roe deer (255). Red and roe deer are ...

Deer living in protected wetlands are causing “high levels of damage” by grazing wetland plants and eating farmers’ crops, a report has said. The study was commissioned by the Broads Authority, which ...

They have been blamed for eating tree saplings and other ... species in the Broads - 1,997 - followed by red deer (1,172), muntjac (1,028) and roe deer (255).

Wildlife enthusiast, Frank Tunbridge, 78, from Podsmead, has had sightings of animals which are not native to the UK for ...

Deer can also cause significant losses for farmers through eating crops. Chinese water deer are the most populous species in the Broads - 1,997 - followed by red deer (1,172), muntjac (1,028) and roe ...

There are four deer species present in Scotland and all are now at record levels – the native red and roe deer as well as the non-native sika and fallow deer. Why is this a problem? Deer ...