Any recommendations on Outfitters for a non resident hunter ?

Jim Breck Bean is who I would try to get booked with. Hell of an operation and he’s a great guy

https://www.highwestoutfitter.com/

Sheepman,
I sent you a PM.
Cheers.

Go to: swtrophyhunts.com

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Originally posted by squeezenhope:
Go to: swtrophyhunts.com

Bubba also has a great operation. He hunted with me in Sonora a number of years ago and killed a great typical

Sheepman, make sure you know what you're signing up for. Some Aoudad hunts in Texas are just sitting over feeders at game ranches waiting for one to come out of the brush. The hunts I like take place in mountainous or canyon country, and are similar to Sheep or Mountain Goat hunts, but at 1/5th the price.

Here's another vote for Jim Breck Bean. He's not cheap but he has the Aoudad dialed. I've talked to him several times about that hunt but have just not done it yet.

Mark

My guy has openings in Feb. 22 the week before I go.

Curtis Byrd 907-355-0946

Feel free to message me and I'll send you some pics.

Art

Give Muley Mike a pm. He posts here on AR. He has a good reputation. Posts over on 24hourcampfire also.

WHOA, not all Texas hunts are fenced, or have feeders for that matter, rather on open range of 30,000 to 100,000 or more acres of private land HIgh mountain rimrock coutry...Ranches south of Marfa, Texas towards Presidio have awesome Aoudad hunting in harsh high desert country, and others south of marathon, and other ranches this side of Del Rio in the trans Pecos..Same for Mule deer, whitetail deer and some of the best Coues deer ever, and a Javalina on the side. South Texas has a lot of fenced of various sizes, but also some huge spreads o 30,000 more and Less for about anything and no fence...It would cost the big ranches billions to fence those ranches and it will never happen unless they just fence off a piece of it but that happens in Colorado and NM as well..but most ranches realize that proper management of wildlife is cheaper and better..The King ranch may have some fenced hunts, not sure other than I have hunted deer and NIlgai there, and never seen a high fenced pasture completely enclosed only seperations and along the hiway for cattle and wildlife, but I have not been there for a number of years..

Texas is a hunters utopia, but it aint cheap unless you can find a day hunt..be carefull of day hunts, they tend to get overhunted..Usually about $125 a day and some charge a trophy fee..

IN and around Alpine, Marathon on to Ft. Stockton are they have more elk than they know what to do with, most hunters get there elk on day one or two, those are big ranches, and no high fence..Some have Coues, all have white tail and mule deer and Javalina..

And thats the rest of the story.

Hunted with Jim Breck Beam this August. First class!
Stayed at the Gage Hotel. Wonderful.

Ski+3
Whitefish, MT

Spent many a night at the Gage Hotel back in the day, a 4 poster brass bed and one rest room in the hall, belonged to Hollis Hayley, Im a Marathon boy. ranched south of Marathon for a while, raised on a ranch North of EL Paso..Leased the same ranch with Clarence McDonald in later years, It was known as the Threadgill or White ranch..Now a thousand homes..