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Landscape-scale upland deer fencing is where Taiga Upland started, and it is still hugely important to us today!
Working in remote ground and tough weather demands the right approach. A motivated team, specialist fencing kit and quality materials are essential to delivering strong, well-constructed boundaries that stand up to the environment.
For us, this work is about more than posts and wire. It reflects our values. Hard work in difficult conditions. Integrity in how we build. Humility in understanding the landscape we operate in. Pride in doing the job properly.
Well-built fencing supports forestry, estate management, environmental projects and woodland creation. It lays the foundation for long-term land use change and sustainable management.
It’s where we started, and it remains central to who we are.
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It’s been a tough start to 2026!
Snow, floods, wind and constant rain have made progress on some of our high ground sites far slower than we would have liked. Momentum hasn’t been there, and that affects the business.
It’s all part of a Scottish winter, but that doesn’t make it easy.
There’s now a big thaw on and our focus is turning back to the high ground where much of our work sits. The projects are still there in front of us, and 2026 still has the potential to be a big year.
The real highlight through the last few weeks has been the team. No moans. No groans. Just patience, professionalism and a shared understanding that this is the environment we work in.
We’re all in this together, and I’m hugely proud of how everyone has handled a challenging few months.
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