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Hard to argue that the WORLD RECORD was in fact free range on a managed property.
However, small numbers of very big free range stags do exist on a few large expanses of privately owned land where there is careful culling, very low hunting pressure and good quality sheep and cattle pasture is present for good nutrition. This is the case on the free range areas we hunt.
I fail to comprehend the "well earned reward" and "pride" associated with this type of activity - from either the customer or business perspective.
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