Wildlife management from our Wellow base
Wellow Land & Wildlife provides deer management and rural vermin control across Hampshire, southern Wiltshire and eastern Dorset. We work with landowners, farms and estates on woodland regeneration, crop protection and other wildlife concerns.
Larger estates and ongoing management projects across southern and South West England are considered by arrangement. See our areas we cover for details.
Meet Alex, our ranger
Alex is the ranger at Wellow Land & Wildlife. Our work combines practical countryside knowledge with wildlife monitoring and management methods.
Experience and qualifications
Our team brings together decades of countryside experience with modern wildlife monitoring and management methods.
All team members hold the Deer Management Qualification (DMQ) and are members of the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC). We are LANTRA-trained in wildlife management techniques and hold current first aid certifications. Each team member holds the appropriate firearms certificates for their work.
We hold public and professional liability insurance and undertake continuing professional development.
Working with landowners
We discuss the wildlife concerns, your objectives and how the land is used. Access, farming activities and other uses of the property inform the work, with clear communication and minimal disruption to daily activities.
Our deer management service combines population monitoring, selective management and habitat advice. Our rural vermin control service combines targeted control with prevention measures.
Animal welfare and non-target wildlife are considered when planning work. We work within the applicable wildlife legislation and take account of the longer-term health of the habitat.
Reporting and ongoing advice
We report on management activities and provide ongoing advice on habitat modification and preventative measures. This helps landowners review the work and consider how to reduce recurring wildlife problems.
Get in touch
Tell us your location, the type of land and what you have noticed. You do not need to identify the species before contacting us.
After your enquiry, we start with a consultation call, followed by a site visit. We then prepare a proposal package setting out the scope of work and costs.
Use the enquiry form or email info@wellow.land to get started.