Story: Deer and deer farming All images & media From page 1 – Introduction and impact of deer Deer at Awhea Station (1st of 3) Licensed to kill (2nd of 3) Tagging deer (3rd of 3) The first moose Deer – the menace Deer cullers’ camp Hunting deer by helicopter From page 2 – From deer stalking to helicopters The deer stalker The first venison recovery by helicopter Helicopter wars Live deer capture Live capture by net gun From page 3 – The beginnings of deer farming Red deer stags Red deer hinds and fawns Père David deer Wapiti (North American elk) Fallow deer stags From page 4 – Deer management Farmed deer numbers Top stag Deer yard Deer fencing From page 5 – Feeding Winter feeding Summer feeding Pasture supply and demand Welcome, Bambi! Fawns suckling From page 6 – Breeding Mating season Ultrasound scanning Wapiti–red deer crosses From page 7 – Venison production Nutritional comparison of venison Feral deer carcasses, 1969 Marketing venison in Germany Venison on the plate From page 8 – Venison exports Venison cuts Cooking Cervena Venison exports, 1989–2006 Marketing venison in Europe From page 9 – Velvet antler production Velvet antlers Deer velvet on sale Velvet exports, 1991–2007 Pep pills for pets From page 10 – Trophy hunting, deerskin and other products Trophy red stags Deerskin hat Pills for male vigour From page 11 – The 2000s onwards Deer culling Velvet for sale
