Sika Deer Stalking

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At County Deer Stalking we are able to offer what we believe to be the finest sika deer stalking in the UK.

We have grounds in Dorset and in Kent where we are able to offer first-class stalking over hundreds of acres of stunning scenery. 

Sika Deer Stalking can be highly challenging as these deer are a secretive and whilly quarry. The best time of year to be hunting is during the rut in September to October, and during the early days of the season for hinds in November. 

At County Deer Stalking we are delighted to be able to offer superb Sika Deer Stalking in Dorset and Kent for both cull animals and world class Sika stag trophies. Please contact us for details. 0203 981 0159 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

As well as in Dorset and Kent, many who choose to hunt Sika, will visit Scotland where there is a large population of Sika, along with an increasing number of Sika/Red Hybrids. Other large herds can be found in the New Forest and East Anglia.

Sika Deer (Cervus Nippon) are one of the larger UK Deer Species having originally been introduced to the UK in the 19th Century from Japan.

Typically existing in single sex groups but mixing more readily during the Rut in September, Sika deer are a highly vocal deer with a large range of unusual calls.

To watch a short film in which we are hunting Sika on our Dorset ground, follow this link: youtube.com/watch

Deer Stalking seasons vary between England & Wales and Scotland.

The Open Season for Sika Deer in England & Wales:

Sika Stags: 1st August - 31st April
Sika Hinds: 1st Nov - 31st March

The Open Season for Sika Deer in Scotland:

Sika Stags: 1st July - 20th October
Sika Hinds: 21st October - 15th February.

For more information about opportunities to stalk Sika Deer please contact us on 0203 981 0159 or email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  

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