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| The view of the grounds as we entered the preserve |
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| Deer |
Woolaroc (short for Woods, Lakes, and Rocks) is located on 3,700 acres in the Osage Hills of Northwestern Oklahoma. Originally the ranch retreat of oilman Frank Phillips, of Phillips 66 fame. Phillips turned the grounds into a wildlife preserve for over 30 species of animals both native and exotic.
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| Water Buffalos |
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| Llama |
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Bison roam freely
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| Museum entrance |
In addition to the wildlife preserve, Woolaroc has a world class museum containing a collection of western art and artifacts and Native American materials.
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| Closeup of entry door |
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| Pottery |
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| Woven Blanket |
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| Chuck Wagon |
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| Examples of Phillips' plane and oil trucks |
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The Trail of Tear
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| The Cowboy |
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