Picturesque rolling hills sweep across Kerr County, a geographically small location with a sizable population of about 52,000. This county is one of the best hunting spots in the state and is the #1 deer farming county in Texas. Kerrville, the county seat, hosts a number of exciting events and attractions that draw crowds from far beyond its borders, including the Museum of Western Art, the Texas State Arts and Crafts Fair, and Kerrville Folk Festival. Other points of interest in the county include Louise Hays Park, the Riverside Nature Center, and Stonehenge II – a small-scale replica of the famous landmark in England.