Operated by the Wyoming Game & Fish Department, the Bird Farm rears ring-necked pheasants. This facility raises nearly 16,000 birds annually for release in habitats throughout the state. An information center houses displays, photos and information about the birds. The Bird Farm at 326 Bird Farm Road, is open May through September to view the birds in fenced enclosures. Hatchlings can be seen in early May. For scheduling group tours or for information call (307) 674-7701.

This wildlife habitat area has two campgrounds and access for hiking, camping, hunting and fishing. The canyon is a great location for a picnic, to watch for the animals which inhabit the area, or to hike up the trail along Tongue River. Fishing here, for trout, is excellent. The steep walls of this canyon are favorites of local climbers. Nearly 300 elk migrate to the Amsden Creek Habitat Area which is also home to mule deer. This habitat area is located in the foothills of the Big Horns north of the canyon. An access book on Wyoming Habitat Areas is available from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department located in Sheridan.