High Delta Safari Park, Safari park in Delhi, Louisiana.
High Delta Safari Park was a wildlife park near Delhi, Louisiana, where animals could roam in large open areas designed to mimic natural habitats. The facility allowed visitors to drive or walk through different sections to observe the residents.
The park was established to house exotic animal species in a controlled setting for visitor observation. It closed in November 2009 due to financial difficulties, after which its animals were dispersed.
The facility maintained a collection of endangered species, including Barasingha deer, demonstrating its dedication to wildlife preservation through specialized breeding programs.
The park was located north of Delhi, accessible from nearby highways, making it relatively easy to reach for visitors in the region. The layout allowed guests to explore on foot or by vehicle depending on the tour options available.
The facility maintained large herds of white-bearded wildebeest and scimitar-horned antelope, making it a specialized wildlife center for the region. These uncommon species attracted visitors interested in seeing animals they would rarely encounter elsewhere.
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