On Dasher, on Dancer and Prancer and Vixen.

Folklore tells us Reindeer live at the North Pole.

But we also have a few of them right here in Kentucky.

Our Laura Rogers takes us to the reindeer farm, offering an agritourism experience that's getting visitors, visitors into the holiday spirit.

I am obsessed with Christmas.

So much so that the Anderson family opened their farm to a herd of reindeer.

We talked about doing something more purposeful, something more together, being more present, and something that we can enjoy as a family.

The reindeer Hailing from Alaska.

Now celebrating their fourth holiday season in Warren County.

Where the only reindeer farm actually in the south that you can visit and do an up close encounter.

While reindeer have become synonymous with the season.

I love all the festive reindeer and Santa and candy and all the music.

This is also an educational opportunity for agritourism.

We can talk about conservation.

Anderson says raising a herd of reindeer in southern Kentucky does present its challenges to.

The reindeer in general are very difficult to care for because they are prey animals, so they mask their illness.

So it's not just knowing about how to treat a sickness is actually just picking up on it.

But families creating memories and traditions make it all worth it.

We've had a couple from Australia visit.

We've had a couple of people from the UK.

It's just been really cool to meet all these new people who are traveling for us and for reindeer.

Also cool as ice sculptor Danny Kissel, who recently shared his talents with farm guests.

He's been on Food Network.

He's the champion of outrageous pumpkins and he's done Halloween wars and he was on Disney plus last year and best in snow.

This year carving the Grinch into a block of ice.

But no real life grinches here, just a few elves and a Santa baby getting a peek behind the magic of Santa's sleigh.

I think that's probably the most rewarding is seeing families come together with.

Good or Kentucky edition.

I'm Laura Rogers.

The reindeer farm is open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays and every day, the week of December the 18th.

It's located in Bowling Green between Woodburn and Plano.