Looking for a texas - free range aoudad guide

[AimSmallHitSmall]

Seem Texas is full of Guides that a part-timers that we're called back to work.

I'm looking for a reputable free ranging Aoudad Guide that can provide the following:

1. Pickup at a major airport.
2. All transportation.
3. Comfortable lodging and good meals. Doesn't have to be a 4 or 5 Star Lodge, and I'm not a drinker.
3. Game care and delivery of cape/horns to a quality taxidermist.
4. High success with trophy Aoudad 35" + would be great

Message me through the forum for additional contact info.

Thank You - Jon

 

[gillettehunter]

Might go over to the Texas hunting forums and look up a fellow named Mulie Mike. Has a good reputation.
Bruce

 

[Rick Richard]

Hidden Creek Outfitters owned by Bill Perry. He has a very successful outfitting company where he guides for elk in Wyoming and Aoudad sheep in Texas. I have hunted with him a bunch of times (elk) and I can vouch for his reputation.

 

[rharfo]

Desert Safaris. Top notch outfit. I killed a big one with them

 

[SeboCreek]

Desert Safaris. Top notch outfit. I killed a big one with them

SWHunts.com
Bubba Glosson
Southwest Trophy Hunts

Been 4 time with over 30" plus each time

 

[therifleman556]

SWHunts.com
Bubba Glosson
Southwest Trophy Hunts

Been 4 time with over 30" plus each time

What does a hunt like that cost where they only take a handful of animals per year?

 

[six pack]

Desert Safaris. Top notch outfit. I killed a big one with them

Your experience and mine are not the same. I killed a nice Ram but it sure was not the best hunt I've been on. Not going to say more on an Internet forum. Cost was about $7000 including the guide. Saw lots of sheep...miles away...and only saw a few at 34" or better. 35"+ are the needle in the haystack.

 

[rharfo]

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Your experience and mine are not the same. I killed a nice Ram but it sure was not the best hunt I've been on. Not going to say more on an Internet forum. Cost was about $7000 including the guide. Saw lots of sheep...miles away...and only saw a few at 34" or better. 35"+ are the needle in the haystack.

I went in 2011 so I'm sure Hunter Ross has had some changes since then

 

[six pack]

I went in 2011 so I'm sure Hunter Ross has had some changes since then

I went in October of 2014. No clue how he's doing now as that was my first and last hunt with him.

 

[quailybirds]

https://www.highwestoutfitter.com/hunt-aoudad