England has positioned itself as one of the most attractive destinations for enthusiasts seeking to assemble one of the most coveted collections in the hunting world: that of Asian deer. Although these species originate from various regions of the Asian continent, England is currently home to at least 10, making the country a strategic and essential stop for any collector of these species.
Thanks to controlled introductions carried out since the 19th century and responsible wildlife management, several Asian species have found a favorable habitat in British ecosystems. Among the species that can be hunted on English soil are the Manchurian deer, Japanese sika deer, muntjac, sambar, Père David's deer, barasynga deer, axis deer (chital), rusa deer, hog deer, and Chinese water deer.
The possibility of hunting these species in a single country represents a significant advantage for hunters.
For those seeking to complete the extensive list of Asian deer species, England offers an unparalleled opportunity to make substantial progress toward that goal.