Stop the Killing-Charity Funded by the Blood of Animals-Stop the Deer Cull

To Be Announced!
The Royal Parks use trained staff to carry out ‘humane’ culling with rifles. Culling is carried out to maintain a sustainable population size and prevent overcrowding.
The culls face criticism from animal rights groups, which advocate for non-lethal methods.
Money raised from the sale of venison is reinvested into the management and welfare of the deer herds.
The Royal Parks sell the meat from their annual deer culls, mainly to licensed game wholesalers.
Primarily the reason the Royal Parks will not switch to non-lethal methods.
Money made from the Royal Parks Deer Cull in recent years
Year Total
2019 £46,108.34
2020 £33,935.20
2021 £16,279.51
2022 £19,808.40
2023 £29,083.28
2024 £25,160.80
2025 £17,944.00
Total £188,319.53
Culling of all species for until Sept 2025
Species 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 (to
date
23/09/2025) Total
Canada Geese 2 0 5 7 2 13 29
Canada geese eggs 0 0 0 0 55 115 170
Crows 67 68 42 47 45 0 269
Fallow Deer 126 175 110 211 132 81 835
Foxes 72 50 16 24 17 3 182
Greylag geese eggs 0 0 0 5 0 25 30
Jackdaws 213 0 129 124 169 0 635
Magpies 39 9 11 9 14 0 82
Parakeets 54 28 17 26 32 0 157
Pigeons (Feral) 74 27 21 23 7 2 154
Rabbits 8 7 30 7 8 4 64
Rat 55 21 0 0 10 0 86
Red Deer 146 144 135 144 164 89 822
Squirrel 974 902 306 480 449 369 3480
Total 1830 1431 822 1107 1104 701
Overall total is 6995 animals in just over 5 yrs.