WestCountry Centre The species we currently maintain for film and photographic opportunities are as follows Pine martens (Martes martes) Stoats (Mustela erminea) Polecats (Mustela putorious) Mink (Mustela vison) Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes)  Wildcats (Felis silvestris) Badgers (Meles meles) European beavers (Castor fiber) Hedge hog (Erinaceus europeaus) Water shrew (neomys fodiens) Common shrew (sorex araneus) Pygmy shrew (sorex minutus) Short tailed vole (microtus) Bank vole (Clethrionomys glareolus) Orkney vole (microtus arvalis) Water voles - black Scottish and English ( Arvicola terrestris)  Woodmice ( Apodemus silvaticus) House mice ( Mus musculus) Brown rats ( Ratus norvegicus) Black rats ( Ratus ratus) Edible dormice ( Glis glis) Common dormouse (muscardinus avellanarius) Harvest mouse (micomys minutus) Adders (Viper bera)  Grass snakes (Natrix natrix) Common lizards (Lacerta vivipera) Common frog (Rana temporaria) Marsh frog (Rana esculanta) Common toad (Bufo bufo)   We have a well established wild bird feeding station and adjacent photographic opportunities for wild red and roe deer. Wild boar photography is possible by arrangement as are captive indigenous birds of prey. We also host the only herd of Heck Cattle - reconstituted Aurochs - in the UK which can be photographed in a naturalistic marshland setting. More detailed information on Heck Cattle and Auroch history is available here  Copyright The Derek Gow Consultancy Limited 2009 Heck cattle in Devon Heck Cattle are widely used as a nature conservation grazing tool with one of the most famous herds occupying the splendid ‘Oostvaardersplassen’ reserve near Amsterdam. Here in Devon we have a herd of 13 Heck Cattle imported from Holland and Belgium in 2008.  This is the first time that the Heck cattle have been imported into Britain and we hope to be ultimately able to supply them as grazing animals for nature reserves and “rewilding” projects. Though the breed has a poor reputation as being bad tempered there are many herds in Europe which are drawn from manageable individuals and we intend to repeat this selection process at Upcott Grange. We have a small valley with mixed woodland and marshland on our farm which we put the cattle into for purely film or photography purposes on request.    More information on Heck cattle here