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Franklin · Wisconsin

Buffalo Bill’s Christmas Trees

Buffalo Bill’s has a short three-day tree-selling window, with field cutting until 4 p.m. and pre-cut shopping until 5 p.m. Choose-and-cut prices distinguish short-needle and long-needle trees, while pre-cut Balsam firs are individually marked.

At a glance

Plan your visit.

Short-needle field trees, 1–8 feet
$94.60 + tax

Card or electronic payment adds $4 per transaction. Field and variety availability may change.

All tree prices ↓
Tree season
November 27–29.

Hours: 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; choose-and-cut fields close at 4 p.m.

Dates & hours ↓
Visit arrangements
Wreath-class ticket required; purchase by November 16. November 21 sessions are separate from November 27–29 tree sales; no refunds.
Find the farm
9612 W Oakwood Road, Franklin, WI 53132
Farm information414-427-5155
An evergreen wreath with a red-and-white deer-pattern bow hangs outside.
A decorated wreath at Buffalo Bill’s.

Trees & prices.

Official prices ↗

Card or electronic payment adds $4 per transaction. Field and variety availability may change.

Buffalo Bill’s Christmas Trees: tree types, sizes and posted prices
Selection & sizePrice
Short-needle field trees, 1–8 feet$94.60 + tax
Short-needle field trees, 8–9 feet$109.40 + tax
Short-needle field trees, 9 feet and tallerAs marked
Long-needle field trees, any height$69.60 + tax
Pre-cut Balsam fir, 3–11 feetIndividually priced

Tree season: November 27–29.

Buffalo Bill’s Christmas Trees: published opening schedule
Tree-shopping optionHours
Choose-and-cut fields, November 27–2910 a.m.–4 p.m.
Pre-cut sales, November 27–2910 a.m.–5 p.m.

Choose your Christmas tree.

The current offering list names field Scotch pine, Balsam and Canaan fir, subject to availability. Pre-cut Balsam fir from a northern Wisconsin family farm is individually priced in a published three-to-eleven-foot range.

The price chart also names blue spruce and white pine in its needle-type groups; confirm those varieties rather than treating the price examples as an availability promise.

Tree species

  • Field Scotch pine
  • Field Balsam fir
  • Field Canaan fir
  • Pre-cut Balsam fir

The farm visit.

Choose the tree and buying method

Walk the rolling fields for a choose-and-cut tree or select a pre-cut Balsam fir. Short-needle field trees have two price bands below nine feet, with taller trees individually marked; the long-needle group has a single published price at any height. Tax is additional.

Hand saws are provided. Power saws and axes are not allowed, and the farm does not provide field cutting or carrying assistance. Plan your group and transport accordingly.

Preparation and the trip home

Tree shaking and baling are free where the tree’s size permits. Twine is provided. Staff can assist at the vehicle, but they cannot tie a tree to the roof; securing the load is the customer’s responsibility. Cash and credit/debit cards are accepted, with a $4 fee per card or electronic transaction.

Fresh decorations and a wreath class

Fresh handmade wreaths, centerpieces, door swags and kissing balls can be preordered, including for customers unable to attend the selling weekend. Wreaths are also offered onsite while available.

The separate decorate-your-own wreath class takes place November 21, before the tree-selling weekend. Choose a ten-to-noon or noon-to-two session; check-in begins up to ten minutes beforehand. Each ticket includes one fresh pre-made wreath in the selected size, one standard handmade bow, decorating supplies and unlimited hot chocolate. Extra add-ons can be bought during the class.

Tickets must be bought by November 16, are required to attend and are nonrefundable. The current booking link below identifies the correct class; Santa’s separate tree-weekend visiting time is still to be announced.

Wreath class choices
Wreath sizeTicket priceSession choice
12-inch wreath$40November 21, 10 a.m.–noon or noon–2 p.m.
24-inch wreath$65November 21, 10 a.m.–noon or noon–2 p.m.

Pets and the selling schedule

Pets are not allowed, with service dogs excepted. Tree sales take place November 27–29, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; choose-and-cut fields close an hour earlier at 4 p.m. Keep those different cutoffs in mind if arriving later in the day.

Tree supplies and photography

Tree stands, disposal bags, vehicle trunk liners and trays to catch stand spills are sold separately. Waterproof or winter boots are the farm’s suggested footwear for the fields.

Photographers must arrange a time at least one week in advance. A photography fee applies, and the farm says it doubles that fee for an unarranged arrival. Contact the farm for the actual charge and availability; a normal tree purchase is not a professional photo-session booking.

Before you go.

  • No pets except service dogs.
  • No power saws or axes.
  • Staff cannot cut or carry the tree from the field or tie it to a roof.

Other farms to compare.

  • Spudberry FarmsTown of Florence, Wisconsin

    Choose-and-cut and precut firs, free baling and handmade evergreen decorations.

  • Whispering Pines Tree FarmTown of Oconto, Wisconsin

    Choose-and-cut and precut trees, train-themed field rides, a heated lodge and holiday shop.

  • North Countree ChristmasTown of Wausaukee, Wisconsin

    Balsam and Fraser fir, included shaking and baling, plus a greenery and ornament shop.

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