They had one small brocket when I visited several years back.
Nice to see they now have acquired more and moving into some more native deer species (as opposed to the ever omni-present reds and fallows …, even though these tell a story about invasives and exotics … as opposed to nativos ).
Yes, there were now 2 groups of grey brockets. I like how their sign explains that of the native south american deer, the grey brockets have fared much better than the huemul and the pudu.
