Who owns the deer in England?

In England, deer are considered wild animals, and they belong to the Crown. However, the Crown does not have the exclusive right to hunt deer, and there is a tradition of commoners having the right to hunt deer in certain areas, known as deer forests or deer parks. These rights are typically associated with the ownership of land, and the Crown can grant or revoke these rights as it sees fit. In addition, there are a number of private deer parks in England, where the owner of the land has the exclusive right to hunt deer.