Explore the history of deer at The Deer Story Museum, enjoying a unique and educations New Zealand farming experience!
Follow the deer’s journey from their early liberation in the wild, through to the culling era and then into farming - helping New Zealand to become the biggest deer farming country's in the world.
Enjoy hand feeding friendly deer from the decking and grab a coffee and a bite to eat at the Bar & Café, which serves drinks and a range of burgers, tasty bites and comforting favourites, you can purchase premium venison produce at the café as well.
Discover how the professionals capture live deer and their techniques before getting up close to a static display of a full-size replica of a Hughes 500 helicopter chasing a full-size running stag.See the world’s largest set of deer antlers including 4 world-class trophy sets of Red Deer Antlers along with viewing an authentic reconstruction of a deer culler hut from 1940’s era.Shop for beautiful deer related products such as deer skin handbags, deer antler carvings and ornaments etc in our souvenir shop.
Enjoy a day of deer discovery at The Seer Story Museum!
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Anoymous from Australia wrote on 10 February 2019
Museum not worth while
Staff was really friendly and helpful. Food was lovely. Feeding the two deers in the enclosure was fun. The museum was really quite organic and basic, some old photos, newspaper cuttings and with some interesting information along with mounted deer heads and antlers,not really worth the full price of $12, ok for the bookme price.