'To explain:  we surveyed the perimeter of the State of Texas into a field.  We then plant "Texas" to a Haygrazer grass that gets up to 10 feet tall (not all of Texas is that tall though).  The result is a 4 acre field that looks exactly like Texas from the air.  Signs representing real places in the actual State of Texas are put into their respective spots in our Texas.  We then cut pathways to and fro which all connect creating a labyrinth.   The object of the game is to find all the places in Texas, each marked with said sign and a hole punch to mark your gamecard.  Each year the signs have a theme.  We have a map at the entrance so you can see where each town is located.  Be sure to take a picture so you can get an idea of which way to head after finding one.  If you get stumped, come out and take a look at the map, get your bearings and head back in. 5 and under are free for the Texas Maze.
         'The Barnyard Maze' is the same general concept but it is just a rectangle with pathways creating another labyrinth.  We have lost some of our animals (fake animals that is) and we are relying on you to go in and find them to see if they are ok.  Find the Cow, Pig, Chick, and Sheep and come on out. I am guessing it will take about 15 to 20 minutes to find them (IF you find them). 2 and under is free for the Barnyard Maze.
       The Candy Corn Maze is another child maze.  The object is to find the Candy Corn, ring the bell and come back out. This maze takes about 10 minutes to complete.  Don't be fooled, even though we advertise the Barnyard and Candy Corn mazes as child mazes - they can be pretty hard! 2 and under is free for the Candy Corn Maze.