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Aoudad shooter1975

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Had a interesting discussion with a friend/client.

We were talking about hunting a Aoudad sheep starting in October . My client knows me well and I offered to invite his customer to come. We were talking about the hunt and his second question was how big was my property we would be hunting on, I told him a bit over 2,500 acres, he then proceeded to tell me about his concern about it not being fair chase--and that most of the properties he had looked at were well over 100,000 acres--I told him that he watched too much YouTube hunting shows--anyway--just thought most of you guys would get a kick out of it.
 
Is any hunting in Texas truly fair chase? Isn't it all mainly ranches (high and low fence) with imported animals?
I guess not--most everyone I know can spot and kill all that we have in 30-45 min...🫩🤣...most have no idea what 1,000 ac is much less anything over it. I personally know 3 people that own over over 50k acres..let me tell you...it's a small club.
 
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'Fair chase' is kinda like 'sustainable agriculture', both just fancy phrases to make someone feel good about themselves.

As for your hunter, tell him it's pretty much in favor of the game since you instituted your no gun, no weapon policy at the ranch. Only whatever tools/weapons he can make on site with his bare hands can be used.
 
'Fair chase' is kinda like 'sustainable agriculture', both just fancy phrases to make someone feel good about themselves.

As for your hunter, tell him it's pretty much in favor of the game since you instituted your no gun, no weapon policy at the ranch. Only whatever tools/weapons he can make on site with his bare hands can be used.
I was thinking of maybe giving the animals a "sporting " chance and suggest him using only open sites for the "small" acreage n no glassing after leaving the truck lol
 

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