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Red Deer Enclosure at Rotwildpark near Stuttgart

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Red Deer Enclosure at Rotwildpark near Stuttgart

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Red Deer Enclosure at Rotwildpark near Stuttgart

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Rotwildpark bei Stuttgart

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    December 3, 2017

    Always a worthwhile destination, be it early in the morning or at dusk in the evening. And of course a nice destination by day. Especially with children always a great trip and the Wildscheingehe is right next door.

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      February 15, 2021

      The park was laid out in 1815 under King Friedrich I and stocked with 568 red deer and 138 fallow deer. Initially, only designated routes were accessible to citizens for a fee. The barriers only fell with the November Revolution in 1918. The service tree and the rare service tree can be found in the up to 400 year old trees of the park.

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        July 19, 2020

        Location + history:
        The deer enclosure is located a little north of the Bärenschlössle. The red deer park has been a nature reserve since 1939, and in 1958 the reserve was expanded to include the wild boar park. Points of attraction are the Bärenschlössle and the three wildlife park lakes.
        The red and wild boar park in Stuttgart's Glemswald is probably the best-known nature reserve in the Stuttgart region. Two areas have been fenced off within the nature reserve. Wild boars are kept in one of these areas ("suckers"). The second fenced area houses red deer ("deer enclosure")
        You can go around the deer enclosure on forest paths. The fenced area is so big that the game can hide between the trees and you don't get to see the animals as a walker. But that's only half as bad.
        The deer enclosure is also worth visiting for a second reason. The area within the fence is a biotope in accordance with Section 32 of the Nature Conservation Act of Baden-Württemberg.
        The biotope is called "NSG Rotwildpark-Rotwildgatter" and has an area of 5.3 hectares. The biotope includes remnants of historical forms of cultivation, specifically remnants of a Hutewald (Hutewald is a forest in which cattle used to be herded). The biotope description reads: "Well-preserved hut forest areas with beech and oak. Imposing trees and lots of dead wood. The red deer enclosure was expanded in the north so that the adjacent forest areas can develop in the long term like hut woods."
        You can now walk around the deer enclosure on forest paths. The recommended direction is clockwise. The circuit around the deer enclosure is about 1.5 kilometers long.
        Source. stuttgartwege.blogspot.com

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