Roe Buck Hunting in Oxfordshire

Exclusive Roe Buck Hunting in the Heart of Oxfordshire
We offer access to an exceptionally strong roe buck territory covering 20,000 hectares just south of Oxford. Each year between 90 and 150 bucks are harvested, and the quality speaks for itself. Around half achieve medal status, and as many as 15 to 20 bucks reach gold medal level every year.

In other words, this is a true top-class estate offering exceptional opportunities for medal-winning trophies.

Classic Southern English Hunting Landscape
The terrain is typical of southern England, with a beautiful mix of woodland, farmland and open meadows. This combination creates an ideal habitat for roe deer, clearly reflected in the area’s impressive trophy quality.

Attractive Trophy Fees
Although the price for hunting and accommodation may appear high at first glance, this is largely offset by very reasonable trophy fees. For example, a buck weighing 500 grams costs approximately DKK 19,800, making the area highly attractive for hunters focused on quality.

Practical Information
Due to strict English regulations regarding the storage and handling of firearms, we strongly recommend renting a rifle directly on the estate. This ensures a simple and trouble-free hunting experience.

Hunting Season

April – 31 October
The best periods are the spring hunt in April and May, as well as the rut in July and August, when activity is at its peak.

The Hunt

The hunt is conducted with personal guiding on a 1:1 basis, providing optimal conditions for selecting and harvesting the right buck. The close dialogue between hunter and guide ensures a focused and professional hunting experience with full attention on the quality of the trophy.

The hunting guides arrange pick-up and drop-off at the hotel, after which you drive out to the respective hunting areas. Each guide has in-depth knowledge of his territory and knows exactly where the strongest bucks are located. This provides a sense of confidence during the hunt, knowing that you are accompanied by highly experienced people who know the terrain in detail.

Before the season begins, the guides carry out extensive preparations to locate the territorial bucks. They maintain a precise overview of which bucks are included in the annual culling plan, and the hunting is carried out with a strong focus on selective and responsible management.

The hunt primarily takes place from high seats or fixed positions, where patience and timing play a crucial role. Stalking occurs only to a limited extent, making this area particularly suitable for hunters who appreciate classic and efficient stand hunting rather than long stalks.

This estate is ideal for the hunter with a clear ambition of harvesting a dream trophy and who seeks a well-organized hunt focused on quality, careful selection and a high success rate.