Deer of Bradgate Park: Deer Rut

Departure from: Main Entrance Newtown Linford Car Park.
Postcode LE6 0HB.
Duration – approx. 2 hours.

Nearly eight centuries ago Bradgate Park was enclosed as a deer and hunting park. Today it is still home to herds of Red and Fallow Deer.

Walks will be held during the rut bringing you close to master stags and bucks. The walks are over surfaced tracks and grass. They include rough terrain which is unsuitable for people in wheelchairs. If you are planning a group visit, please enquire with the Estate Office to ensure we can accommodate you.

Stag marshals the hinds at his disposal Ranger Led the walks get closer to the deer at the time of the Rut

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Newtown Linford Car Park, Bradgate Park, Newtown Linford., Leicestershire., LE6 0HB

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Start: 13^th October, 2018 at 2:30pm

End: 13^th October, 2018 at 4:30pm

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