Hello!
we are Wendy & chris
Thank you for stopping by! Never did we imagine this dream would turn into something so amazing! With our 2 boys, 3 dogs and a whole lot of white-tailed deer we run and operate The Antler Farm here in South River., Ontario, Canada. From venison sales, photography, deer farm tours, and our little gallery & store, we'd love to welcome you!
Opening for our regular season June 28th!
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262 Tower Road, South River, Ontario
Testimonials
"The sausages are AH-MAZING! Even my picky eaters loved them! We are coming back for more!"
"Thank you so much Wendy for such a cool experience with the deer, and such lovely photos! We love them!"
"The canvas is perfect. It brightens up the wall and we're so happy. It was the perfect gift!"
"The venison was great, especially the tenderloin, thank you very much we both really enjoyed it!"
"Just wanted to let you know the venison steaks were AMAZING. Lovely flavour and so tender. I'll definitely be buying more!
come and visit us
The Antler Farm
Our deer farm, gallery & store offer a one-of-a-kind experience in the Almaguin Highlands. As the only destination in the region where visitors can explore a thriving whitetail deer farm and immerse themselves in a gallery dedicated to capturing the essence of our beautiful area. We provide truly unique opportunities to connect with our deer, whether it be a unforgettable photo session, or an up close and personal farm tour.
Our farm-raised venison is unlike any other, offering a rich, tender flavour. Raised on a high-quality diet, our venison is lean and healthy making it both delicious and sustainable.
Keeping our Deer safe
Here at the Antler Farm we prioritize the health and safety of our deer by maintaining strict biosecurity measures. These proactive steps help ensure a healthy environment where our deer can thrive. Here are some of the steps we are taking to keep our herd safe!
~Every visitor goes through a strict shoe washing station before entering the farm to prevent the spread of disease.
~A high, double fence system has been put in place to create a physical barrier that reduces direct contact between our deer and any wild deer.
~We have a closed herd here, meaning we do not introduce new deer to our farm, reducing exposure to outside pathogens.