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How did it all start?
In 1989, my father, Bob Cowan, helped to convince me that my property was well suited for raising whitetail deer. With 35 years of experience managing Penn State University's Deer Farm, I trusted his instincts, and knew that I could rely on his knowledge. We bought five deer from Penn State and the rest is history! We currently are feeding 60+ deer and accomplished our 5th year CWD Herd Certification as of May, 2008. It has been an extremely, satisfying experience having the entire family involved in this business over the years! It is likely that Evergreen Springs Farm will continue to thrive in the future with the children and grandchildren at the helm. Feel free to set up a visit to our Farm to see our deer first hand!
Our Family:From left to right: Granddad, Bob Cowan, Cindy and Charlie Cowan, Jessica (our oldest daughter) with her dog Bentley, Brett (our son) and his wife Erica
A Wedding at Evergreen Springs Farm!
Our youngest daughter, Erin, married Craig Herrold last summer just below the deer pens. They are currently living on the farm as they work on building their dream home above the deer pens.
| Gus - The Original
Gus, our original herd sire, was born at Penn State University. After siring many quality bucks, he was sold at 6 years old weighing 350 lbs. with a perfect 190", 5x5 rack.
Dallas - One of Our Favorites
Dallas, son of Gus, scored mid 190",typical at 4 years. old when he was sold.
Cowboy- Another One of Our Favorites
Cowboy, son of Zeus, scored 195" at 4 years old with 10" brow tines.
Hoss- Real, Strong Typical
Hoss, son of Zeus too, scored 200+" mainframe 5X5.
Wildman-First Big Non-Typical
Wildman, son of Zeus, scored 200+" non-typical.
Sioux-Current Herd Sire
Sioux, son of Zeus, scored 200" at 3 years old, 250" at 6 years old. Great non-typical, but still throws some very strong, typical racks.Sioux is For Sale!
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Gus @ 4 years old
Dallas 
Dallas on the left and Duke on the right;
both @ 3 years old
Cowboy
Hoss
Sioux @ 4 years old
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