Marsh Valley Whitetails Gets Back to Basics on Deer & Wildlife Stories

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas — The Keith Warren’s Deer & Wildlife Stories television program this week, sponsored by the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance (ADWA), gets back to basics with quintessential deer farming in Northeastern Ohio.

Airing on the Pursuit Channel, this week’s episode of Deer & Wildlife Stories features Marsh Valley Whitetails, a 36-acre deer farm in Middlefield, Ohio, which relies on a love for the animals and hard honest work over modern convenience. Situated on green rolling hills with scenic vistas, Marsh Valley Whitetails is owned and managed by Pete Miller and his sons, Mervin and Sam, since 2003. The Millers live true to their Amish convictions and run their highly successful deer farm without electricity, ATV’s or other technology typically found on modern-day farms. Their devotion has rewarded all the entire industry with huge typical bucks and a conservation message too potent to ignore.

“The Millers have a strong passion for whitetail deer, and Marsh Valley Whitetails is proof you don’t need high-tech equipment to be a deer farmer,” says Keith Warren, one of the most celebrated personalities in the outdoor television industry. “I have been to a lot of ranches and deer farms, but this visit has been truly inspirational on many levels. From their love and care of the animals to the steadfast commitment to their way of life, there are lessons here for all of us.”