Free Range Aoudad Hunt

SPECIAL Free Range Aoudad Hunts

I am offering hog and free range Aoudad hunts on around 60,000 acres in Northwest Texas (Garza County). The land consists of Plateau, Mesquite flats and river bottom country, with a small mix of agriculture to boot!



Spot and stalk is the primary hunting method. Shot distance will range from 120-200 yards.

There are several permanent blinds on the ranch for the hunters that are less mobile or that may want to take a break from spot and stalk hunting....we really take pride in trying to provide you with best all round Texas hunting experience! We are happy to cater to rifle, muzzleloader or archery clients.

We have a very limited number of truly World Class Aoudad (AKA Barbary Sheep) yes that's correct we will be targeting 30inch plus with only 2-4 hunts per year. Over the last several years we have lightly hunted our Aoudad with most trophies in the 28-32 category.

If there is a group we can offer airport pickup in Midland (2.5 hrs) or Lubbock (45 mins). Otherwise we will give you directions to the ranch and will meet at appointed time.


SPECIAL for HOGS and FREE RANGE AOUDAD (February 1 March 31, 2013)


FREE RANGE AOUDAD HUNTS - $4500
FREE RANGE Aoudad same ranch as above
5 nights, 4 days
All inclusive.
Price includes two pigs as well as the Aoudad
Hunting method - Drive, spot and stalk, Lots of glassing



Primarily rifle but can be done with bow
Trophy quality averages an amazing 28-32 inches

Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns.

Tom Addleman

Hi Tom, I live south of Manhattan Kansas and me and my wife may be interested in an aoudad hunt. She would come as an observor maybe shoot a pig. It is not that long of a drive and would be a nice break for the Kansas winter say in March if they are available then. Would like more infor

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012.JPGTom, We got back from Texas here is a picture of the aoudad I shot.

Tom, Dan will e-mail me some better photo,s. He measured 29 1/2 in. on each horn. I am real pleased with the sheep and will post more photo's later

That is an incredible trophy. Congratulations.

bloody oath lwaters congratulations mate
i hope you post a picture of him after his mounted
maybe we can read your hunting report while we wait (hint hint)

Congrats lwaters Awesome trophy!

I just wrote a long reply and it disappeared. Okay again. I got into camp late in the afternoon and Dan wanted me and the guide Dave sit in on a wheat field below some cliffs. We waited there with the wind gusting to over 30 mph. Finally three sheep came out onto the field and two where about the same size. We watched them fout over two hours and decide the one with the hair rubbed off his side by his horn was the better of the two. Dave said I could wait and look over some more but he thought this sheep would be 30 ins. or close to it. I told him I would take the shot if he would come within 150 yards because i was worried about the wind. I finally move with in that distance and the wind slowed a bit and I toke the shot. The three rams ran into the mesquite and we could see that two had stopped in there but did not know if one was the one I shot at. We waited about 30 min and then move in for a look. Two rams ran off and mine was laying there nose up dead. I was pretty relieved as I was afraid that maybe I had hit him to far back. I had hit him in the shoulder and the 180 grain nosler partition had passed through him. I could not believe he took a hit like that and ran that far say about 60 yards. I was using a 300 ruger compact mag. with the same batch of loads that I used in Africa. We went to hunting ferel hogs than and I did see several more nice rams in the cliffs while hunting hogs. By the was them pigs are good eating and the rancher hated them.

thanks buddy
so sorry for the pressure its the end of summer here and its still to hot to hunt at present (thats the problem im in detox or some thing )
hopefully i will have a cool tale to share week end after next .regardless how hot it is .it will be my only chance to hunt until after the end of april unless i get a big dose of really bad weather (i can only pray )
as our hog deer season only run april 1 to sunset april 30
he looks like a handsome trophy i waters thanks for showing us

Way to go Larry! Awesome ram and from the call I got from Dan, it sounds like you guys had a super time. I can't wait to see more pictures!

how much would one of these big red sheep weigh ?
and do they cook up good ?

Beautiful Ram lwaters. Congrats

Hey Bluey,
They get up around 300lbs. As far as eating...quarter them up and ice them down as soon as possible. When you get home, bone and remove all membrane from the meat. Take off your boots and smoke them for eight hours. Remove from heat and slice in thin strips Serve with lots of beer. They will.be better than the Aoudad....oh yea...mix the Aoudad meat with the dogs food. Make sure he doesn't choke.

roger roger buff buster
sound alot like our billy goats
sorry to hear about your friends passing mate

Thanks Bluey. Still can't believe what happened. Feel really bad for Lisa and the kids...

Originally Posted by bluey

how much would one of these big red sheep weigh ?
and do they cook up good ?

I tried a couple steaks last night of the traeger grill it tasted good but was tuff. I have never liked much wild game grilled through. I decided to grind all of it but did can eight pints in the pressure canner I know that will be tender. I made a meat loaf today and it was about as good of meat loaf that I have eaten. I think it is the tomato juice that makes it takes out any gamey tast from wild game. As far as auodad goes it is just as good or better than any deer that is around the same age. I do like them ferel hogs that I shot better than store bought pork.

gamey but chewie sounds like an age thing , so if i mixed it up with my shreded boots and made a cassarole with plenty of tomatoes in it we will have a good feed .
thank lwaters he is a good looking trophy
as for the swine , if i knew you better id tell you in a nice way what you can do with that flesh sir
if theres one animal on this earth i will not eat its pork !!!
i wont even have it in my house or on the boat .
each to theyre own , my wife and kids eat it weekly and they say they enjoy it .

DSC_0124 (1).jpgIMG_3566.JPGIMG_3567.JPGDSC_0117.jpgHere are a few more pictures of the sheep

very cool thanks again mate