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£6.75 (adult) 
1-4 hours 
About 7 miles awayFor the sika deer and red deer (with their magnificent antlers) at Woburn, October is the time for males to fight for mates. Watch their displays of combat (though not from too close, of course) as you wander the footpaths of the 3,000-acre deer park at Woburn Abbey.
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