deer forest การใช้

• Red deer abound in Braemar, which in 1911 had the most extensive deer forest in Scotland.
• He owned a large deer forest at Auchnashellach Ross-shire, containing, with much red deer.
• Native wildlife such as turtles, hawks, and wild turkey can also be spotted in the Deer Forest.
• It stands in a remote area within the Flowerdale deer forest some 39 km NNE of Kyle of Lochalsh.
• The way to the Nab, once the boundary wall of the deer forest is passed, is crossed by extensive peat hags.
• The Black Mount Deer Forest includes moorland, the mountain, as well as several rivers, burns, lochs, and tarns.
• It was this laird that resold the Glen Affric deer forest to the west and a large area of grazing land to the Forestry Commission.
• However, with a decline in sheep farming, the deer forest was extended to by 1891 and grouse shooting and trout fishing were developed.
• Walker converted Corrour Old Lodge to a shooting lodge but, despite the lodge's inaccessibility, the deer forest was relatively restricted at in 1883.
• Much of the high ground around the village was once deer forest, popular with the local Stephen Spring Rice, who grew up in the village.
• The Bernera islanders had their summer grazings on mainland Lewis taken away from them in 1850 in favour of a new sporting estate known as the Uig deer forest.
• The nearby Deer Forest animal park in Coloma Township opened at the end of the heyday of the resort area . the park continued to operate through the 2014 season.
• A deer forest is always an expensive affair, not only for the rent that has to be paid, but also for the number of keepers, guides, watchers, beaters, etc ., that have to be employed in connection with it.
• This area is often teeming with deer being part of the Dalnaspidal deer forest . 2.5 km to the north is another Munro, Geal-ch鄏n which is reached by descending to a height of 739 metres and traversing around the head of Coire Fhar.
• In " deer forest ", the term " forest " is derived from the ancient and medieval use of the Latin word " foris "-" open " or " waste ", to denote an extensive outdoor " waste area " kept as a hunting preserve.
• The mountain lies within the Fannich Hills Site of Special Scientific Interest and Special Area of Conservation because of its profusion of bogs, marshes, and water-fringed vegetation, although the area is primarily managed as a deer forest, and herds can be regularly seen in the corries and on the lower slopes of the mountain.
• Today, the Isle of C鄏na is the last remaining part of a once huge acre deer forest, river and grousemoor bought in 1870 by the three Newton brothers, T . H . Goodwin, William III, and Canon Horace Newton of Barrells Hall and Holmwood, Redditch, ancestors of the current family, who are also of direct Milward's Needles descent.