Chris Chappel and Stephen Crouch describe themselves as conservationists. The pair are passionate about the stunning Hampshire woodland where they manage deer, pheasant, partridge, pigeon, and rabbit that are all raised to the highest welfare and all roam the land freely. It's a family affair that started back in 1967 because, they say, "we needed to do something to feed our hungry children." They sell game locally at farmer's markets and to some of the country's top restaurants.