Aoudad

Aoudad (also known as Barbary sheep) is a species of wild sheep native to the arid regions of Northern Africa, particularly the Atlas Mountains. They were introduced to Texas in the mid-20th century for hunting and conservation purposes.

These robust animals have impressive, curved horns, which both males and females possess making them a prized trophy for hunters. Aoudad are well-adapted to harsh environments, surviving on sparse vegetation and withstanding extreme temperatures.

Aoudad hunting in Texas offers an exhilarating and unique experience for outdoor enthusiasts and hunting aficionados. Known for their challenging behavior and remarkable adaptability, Aoudad provide a thrilling hunting opportunity against the stunning backdrop of the Lone Star State.

The rugged landscape of the Harding Ranch in Edwards County Texas provides the ideal habitat for Aoudad. The vast rugged terrain is filled with rocky canyons, steep cliffs and thick brush creating an exciting and challenging environment for hunters seeking a true adventure. Tracking and stalking these elusive animals can be a test of skill and patience. Their keen senses and ability to navigate treacherous terrain offer hunters a challenging pursuit.

The Harding Ranch offers expert guides who are well-versed in the behavior and patterns of these animals and will lead you on an unforgettable journey, sharing their knowledge and expertise along the way.

Whether you're a seasoned hunter looking for a new challenge or a nature enthusiast seeking an unforgettable adventure, Aoudad hunting at the Harding Ranch in West Texas offers a unique and rewarding experience. From the thrill of the chase to the awe-inspiring landscapes we promise an unforgettable adventure that combines the best of hunting and outdoor exploration.