Since the fawns are growing up,
please call ahead for bottle times.

Observe and photograph whitetail deer in their natural habitat!
Covered Walkways and Observation Deck. Handicap accessible.

Hi my name is Vixen, and I am piebald fawn. (That means I have 3 colors of fur.) I am brown, black, and white. I also have blue eyes, a pink nose, and pink hooves. So I guess I am preety good looking for a white tail deer. (read more....)
New 2008 fawn photos for Jane Doe, Blitzen Jr., Bambi, Vixen, and Cupid are here!

New Stuff on Our Web site:

• New Fawn Photos
• New Kids Drawing
• Important Note about taking fawns out of the wild, from The Deer Lady
• Jurassic Glow in the Dark Mini Golf - New hours and special rates
• In Fond Memory Of: We lost several deer over the past two years. Our Angel made these "In Memorium" pages.

Fast Facts: Fawns are born early June. Come see how tiny they are. “Bottle times” and “Treat Times” are scheduled in June, July and August. Our deer do not drop their antlers until Feb, March and April. Our last buck always sheds his antlers around April 15th.

Admission: We have a general admission of $6.00, which covers seeing the live deer AND the Buck Barn wildlife museum. Now customers don't have to choose - they can visit both the live deer AND our museum, for one low price. With hand stamp you may come back as many times as you wish in one day. Treatime for adult deer is 6pm through Labor DAy. 4 and under are still free. Admission is good all day with hand stamp!

Group rates available. Group tours – call ahead to schedule a personal tour for 10 or more people. Busses welcome.

Our Flea Market is open weekends only May through October.

Some Friends To Visit:
Cook Forest Top Hill Cabins
Hominy Ridge