Planted with Sitka Spruce to give it a chance against any internal deer pressure.
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A large scale catchment management initiative covering over 1000 miles of rivers and watercourses in the western catchments of the Tay river system, centred on Glen Lochay, Glen Lyon and the Dochart/ Fillan/ Cononish system. Managed by Scottish Native Woods in Aberfeldy, Highland Perthshire.
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- On the Spey..........
- On the open hills........
- Breadalbane Deer Management Group visit to South R...
- Mark Duncan presents....!!
- Looking on
- Having a chat.....
- Taking things in.....
- FC visitor record book
- A big container with a roof over the top
- In the chill......
- Carcase tag.......
- Having a look........
- South Rannoch Forest Design Plan
- In the larder........
- Two fallow deers
- Mark and Chris Murphy of Meggernie
- Mark and Tim Fison in the larder
- FC deer stalking areas on Tayside
- Forestry Commission woodland areas on Tayside
- Breadalbane Deer Management Group area
- Restock site at Rannoch
- Looking out over Rannoch
- Three deer dudes.....
- Jimmy Irvine and John Sinclair of Managed Estates
- Deer control on restock sites
- The listening crowd........
- Taking things in.......
- Sitka Spruce on re-stock site
- Mark Duncan of FC
- FC stalker John McNulty holds court........
- What was that.......?
- Listening to Tim.........
- John Sinclair and Chris Murphy
- Lunch time
- Slowly growing & unthinned Scots Pine
- Looking through the forest at South Rannoch
- New watergates at South Rannoch
- John McNulty explains his new watergates.......
- Closer..........
- Two dudes......
- Bottom of the watergate
- Looking out over Innerwick
- Tim Frost and vice-Chair Emma Paterson
- Having a laugh.........
- Making the most of your photos
- Original Image
- Enhanced image of Ben Lui.
- Original Image
- Rhododendrons above Garth House
- Closer.......
- General Ramsay's Bridge
- The Roman Bridge in Glenlyon
- Chesthill House
- Waterfall above Roman Bridge
- Woods in lower Glenlyon
- Jimmy Lambie's pigs again
- Closer........
- Different colour........
- Well contented piggies......
- Alders ahoy.......!!
- Woodfuel supplies in Glenlyon.......
- The Tay at Inchadney
- Inchadney- The Settlement that disappeared.....
- Newhall Bridge
- Bridge condemned.........
- Scorch-io in Highland Perthshire
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