Red & Roe Deer Management
Professional Deer Control & Sustainable Venison Supply
Red & Roe Deer Management
Professional Deer Control & Sustainable Venison Supply
About Red & Roe
Our Mission
At Red & Roe, we specialise in responsible, sustainable deer management across North Devon and Exmoor.
Our mission is to protect agricultural land, promote biodiversity, and maintain the natural balance of the countryside through ethical Red and Roe deer control.
We are dedicated to:
- Sustainable population control to protect crops and woodland.
- Supporting landowners and farmers with discreet, reliable management.
- Promoting biodiversity by maintaining healthy, balanced deer populations.
- Supplying high-quality, traceable venison harvested in full compliance with UK Game Meat Regulations.
Whether you’re a landowner seeking effective deer control or a retailer, chef, or butcher looking for premium wild venison, Red & Roe provides a trusted, professional service tailored to your needs.
Our Experience
With over 13 years of professional firearms experience, we bring extensive knowledge and precision to every aspect of deer control.
Based in North Devon, we currently support local Exmoor farms and estates — delivering dependable deer management services, at no cost to landowners.
As registered trained hunters, we are authorised to supply inspected and fully traceable wild deer carcasses into the food chain.
All venison is handled in accordance with UK Wild Game Meat Regulations, ensuring full traceability and food safety compliance.
Our venison is supplied directly to:
- Approved Game Handling Establishments (AGHEs)
- Registered butchers, restaurants, and retailers
Enjoy premium Exmoor venison, sustainably sourced and professionally managed.
A safe and ethical way of protecting your crops
Wild deer cause significant agricultural damage in the UK, with annual costs estimated at approximately £4.3 million, primarily due to crop consumption and trampling.
Some farms report yield losses of up to 50% in affected areas due to deer damage.
The UK deer population has reached its highest level in over a millennium, contributing to increased agricultural and ecological impacts.