DEER STALKING SYNDICATE – NOW WITH A WILD BOAR AREA IN THE FOREST OF DEAN!
£1,200.00
Now increased from 8 to 21 shooting areas throughout the UK. You stalk on your own and keep what you shoot. Maps supplied.
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Pay the full amount of £1000.
Account Name: Stalking Syndicate & Stalking Club
Sort Code: 04-00-04
Account: 41424621
By Cheque: Please make cheques payable to Deer Stalking Syndicate/Club and send to A1 Decoy Ltd, Chestnut House, Chesley Hill, Wick, Bristol BS30 5NE.
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Description
Join Our Exclusive A1 Decoy Deer Stalking Syndicate and Club
We offer a comprehensive Deer Stalking Syndicate and Club that provides members with exceptional access to some of the best stalking grounds in the UK. For £1000/year, you will enjoy unlimited deer stalking on our 21 directly leased shooting areas, as well as subsidized stalks with local guides across the country. Our syndicate is perfect for both experienced shooters and newcomers, providing flexible and affordable stalking opportunities.
Unlimited Stalking on 21 Leased Shooting Areas
Our syndicate directly leases 21 farms across the UK, offering members the freedom to stalk in various terrains, from dense woodlands to open farmlands. Once you join, you’ll have unlimited access to these shooting areas throughout the year, giving you ample opportunity to hunt different deer species in a wide range of environments.
- How It Works:
- Book your stalking session by contacting our syndicate manager.
- Choose the date and time that suits your schedule.
- Head out to the leased grounds and enjoy your hunt, with no additional fees.
These shooting areas are carefully managed for sustainable deer populations, ensuring that members always have access to high-quality, ethically managed stalking grounds.
View Our Shooting Locations on Google Maps Here
Subsidized Stalks Across the UK
In addition to the directly leased land, our members can enjoy subsidized stalks with local guides across the UK. This allows you to experience new hunting locations while reducing the overall cost of guided stalking.
- How It Works:
- Book a stalking session with a local deer manager.
- Pay the guide’s regular fee for the stalk.
- After completing the stalk, submit a refund form to the syndicate manager, and a percentage of the cost will be reimbursed, making it more affordable to hunt in new areas.
Our subsidized stalks open up opportunities for members to explore different landscapes and deer species, all while benefiting from reduced costs.
What You Get as a Member
For £1000/year, your membership in the A1 Decoy Deer Stalking Syndicate offers a wide range of exclusive benefits:
- Unlimited Stalking: Access to 21 directly leased farms across the UK. Simply book your stalking session with the syndicate manager and enjoy as much stalking as you’d like throughout the year.
- Subsidized Stalks: Book stalks with local guides across the UK, pay their standard fee, and receive a subsidy after submitting your refund form. This makes traveling to new stalking locations more affordable.
- Access to Rough Shooting Land: Your membership includes access to rough shooting areas, where you can hunt small game such as pheasants, rabbits, and other quarry, providing more variety to your outdoor experiences.
- Training Days: Participate in syndicate-organized training events aimed at improving your stalking, shooting, and field skills. These training days are a great way to learn from experienced shooters and grow your confidence.
- Firearms Certificate (FAC) Assistance: Members receive free assistance with Firearms Certificate applications and renewals, guiding you through the legal and administrative process with ease.
- DSC1 & DSC2 Certification Support: Whether you’re looking to complete your DSC1 or DSC2, our syndicate provides mentoring programs and access to accredited witnesses to help you achieve your certification goals.
- Discounts on Gear and Equipment: Enjoy exclusive discounts on hunting gear, accessories, and guided stalks, ensuring you’re well-equipped for your outings.
- Community and Events: As part of our syndicate, you’ll be invited to member-only events, where you can connect with fellow shooters, share experiences, and participate in special hunts or training sessions.
Why Join the A1 Decoy Deer Stalking Syndicate and Club?
- Unrivaled Access: With 21 leased shooting areas, you’ll have unlimited access to prime stalking grounds across the UK, with no extra costs for bookings.
- Affordable Stalking: Take advantage of subsidized stalks with local guides, reducing the cost of hunting in different locations and exploring new landscapes.
- Flexible and Convenient: The easy booking process allows you to tailor your stalking sessions to fit your schedule, giving you the freedom to hunt when and where you want.
- Expert Support and Certification: Whether you’re just starting out or looking to achieve your DSC1 & DSC2, our syndicate provides expert guidance and resources to help you reach your goals.
- Community of Like-Minded Shooters: Join a network of passionate shooters, and enjoy the benefits of a community that supports sustainable and ethical practices.
For just £1000 per year, you can experience everything the A1 Decoy Deer Stalking Syndicate and Club has to offer. From unlimited stalking on leased land to affordable guided stalks across the UK, our syndicate provides you with a flexible and rewarding experience.
FAQs for A1 Decoy Deer Stalking Syndicate
Q: Are there any extra costs for deer stalking?
Some stalk areas or subsidized guide services may have additional fees. Members can claim refunds of up to £550 annually for subsidized stalks.
Q: Can I book as many stalking days as I want?
Yes, you can book unlimited stalking sessions, subject to land availability.
Q: Can I bring a guest for deer stalking?
Yes, you may bring a guest once a year with prior approval. Guests can use your rifle allocation for the day, and no additional fees apply.
Q: What about trophy fees and venison?
Trophy fees and venison policies vary by location. Some areas include free venison, while others may have a small charge.
Q: Do I need DSC1 or DSC2 qualifications to join?
No, DSC1 or DSC2 qualifications are not required to join. We welcome beginners and offer mentoring and discounted training to help you progress.
Q: Can I access other shooting opportunities with my membership?
Yes, your deer stalking membership also grants you access to rough shooting areas and walked-up game on all syndicate lands.
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Ben clark –
Currently on my second year with the syndicate. Myself and my neighbor joined just to get out to different areas. We have both been successful with the deer stalking I have taken several roe and muntjac and my neighbor has had good success on the fallow.
Great estates in Hereford and Gloucster and have mate excellent guides who have great knowledge and high quality deer on site.
Very happy with the syndicate and good value for money.
Mike Idziaszczyk –
Ive shot with the syndicate for 3 seasons on several blocks of land in Wiltshire, Somerset and Dorset. Ive seen deer on most outings and even managed to shoot several nice roe bucks each year. There is certainly plenty of land to hunt over – my biggest problem being a lack of time to stalk the grounds the syndicate has available in Scotland – maybe next year! New ground is being added to the syndicate all the time and I’m assured that the refund of stalking/carcass/trophy fees works very well although I haven’t submitted any claims to date. I’ve been very pleased with my syndicate membership so far and Mark has been very helpful in his advice and guidance on the available stalking. Definitely recommended!
P Genon –
I’ve been a member of the syndicate for 3 years now and have successfully stalked in many different areas although there are many more to explore. I look forward to rejoining the syndicate for yet another year. Every time I’ve been out I have found the guides to be very knowledgeable and helpful and with Mark’s expertise and support as well, I learn more every outing. The refunds are immediate and never any problems. Highly recommended.
Martin Shaw –
I have been a member for 4 years now and really like the different opportunities it gives me access to. From free stalking and high seats shooting and keep what you shoot, to having that bit of help from the experienced Stalker who knows the ground and where the likely hood of success is most likely to be. So you can choose to sit in a high seat or Stalk on your own. Or shoot some Fallow or Reds and have a Gilly and quad bike on hand to help with the extraction. Its also good to have access to all the 6 Species of UK deer. In fact I have made the most of the syndicate and shot all 6 species of UK deer now. And as a bonus the club has a loyalty program and its £50 cheaper to join even year for the 1st 3 . Great value for money and the claim back system works very well.
Chris walley (verified owner) –
I have joined the syndicate this year, unfortunately with Covid Lockdown I’ve had to wait for travel restrictions to be lifted before being able to take advantage of getting to the leases in Dorset or any of the contacts for guided stalking.
I’ve been out twice on the Gloucestershire area with the Head Forester a friendly knowledgable gentleman who works hard to get you onto deer.
I’ve managed to get down to one of the Dorest leases, to get the layout of the land and high seat locations, saw two roe does (one with kid in tow) Within an hour of being there.
Looking to take full advantage of all the contacts and the solo stalking leases.
Simon –
First year with the syndicate but so far having a great time. Seen deer every outing (what more could you want?)!
Excellent value for money and a great way to get around the country and try different things.
a1decoy –
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Edward Ryle –
I had a fantastic and successful first syndicate stalk last Friday down here in Somerset with one of the partners, Adrian Curnock. He was a very knowledgeable and friendly guide and I wouldn’t hesitate to go back.
Met Adrian at farm yard near Pitney, Somerset for introductions at 17.30 on 27.8.21.
Weather was dry and a little overcast with a light breeze.
We began by stalking a cider apple orchard block where roe can lay up between the rows of trees. Did not see anything here.
Shortly afterwards we were picked up by Adrians colleague Steve and taken out on the back the shooting truck over the moor. The truck bed gave us a good vantage point to glass for deer with binoculars and thermal. A doe was spotted at 150m and several bucks at much further distances (500m+) but after a few stalks on foot away from the vehicle we decided to head off the moor to a wood with a high seat.
Sunset was approaching and we left the vehicle at around 19.30 to begin a slow and careful quarter mile walk through a wooded lane/track towards the high seat. The track we walked was on the bottom side of a long, narrow grass field that itself was below a hanging wood skirting the hill. We regularly stopped to check in the field for any signs of deer coming out of the wood as they had been regularly spotted.
We reached the high seat at around 20.00, just before sunset but before we could climb up a pair of young roe were spotted in the field around 50m in front of the high seat so we watched and waited for these to move off as they weren’t suitable animals to shoot. I then spotted a more mature buck emerging from the wood up the hill. So as not to spook the animal we crawled to the base of the high seat and set up the rifle resting on the bottom rung of the high seat ladder. We could see it was a decent, mature 6 point buck and we watched for a good 15-20 minutes as he came further across the field towards us. By the time a shot presented itself i was shaking like a leaf with adrenaline so i did not take the shot initially and calmed my breathing. After a wait of just a few more minutes he turned to a good position and i took the shot to drop him on the spot at a distance of 106m at about 8.20pm. It was a top of the heart shot just behind the shoulder.
We immediately retrieved the carcass and took it back to the vehicles to gralloch with the last of the light.
Overall a thoroughly enjoyable evening and a magnificent trophy for my first roebuck!
The cost of the stalk was £100 plus the trophy fee was £300 for a large 6 pointer. I also bought the carcass for £44 (£1 per lb).
Zane –
Went out yesterday with Derek at short notice and he had another nice spot near my place in Hindon.
Met up at 6.20pm to have a look around and immediately found a large group of roe bedded down out of the wind.
Decided its worth a closer look and stalked in on them via the adjacent hedgerow.
Derek said we would try identify a cull buck or two and then I would stalk ahead and get a shot if safe..
We managed to get to about 120m crawling over to a large tree.
Spotted 2 shooters which I had a good position on one standing broadside Derek could not see.
So he told me to take it if it was the right one and I got the shot off. Hit slightly further back than I had aimed, enough to take out both lungs.
Buck ran about 30m and dropped dead.
Overall Derek was happy with the animal we selected and I am happy for the meat going in the freezer.
We hunted on till 9pm almost getting another opportunity but the buck did not stay long enough.
Saw some fantastic trophy
Zane –
Spend yesterday afternoon on the two farms trying for another Roe buck.
I arrived around 6.20pm at Jims place. Decided to cross into Hayes and use a High seat there with better view of the area.
(Found that buck that was hit by a vehicle hidden in the hedges out of site, the dog picked up on his scent.)
Once up in the seat I spotted 2 Does feeding early on, so felt confident a buck would turn up at some point.
As the evening went on I just watched the Does and called one of them in for fun.
Around 8:20 decided to move north to see some more fields as I was having no luck with the bucks.
Found a couple more Does on my way to the north side of the big wood to cross back to Jims.
As I was coming up to the gate there was a Doe in the field and she had a nice Buck with her.
Finally some luck as then situation was good, a safe backdrop for a shot.
All I had to do was get to the gate and set up the shot. As these things go I was silhouetted in the gap trying to set up for the shot.
Both deer started to make for the wood, stopped on a call but was not safe to take a shot with them so flighty.
Just watched them head into the wood next to me.
Next time I will hopefully learn from my mistake!
Overall a lovely evening with plenty of deer seen.