exotics

rrarrm · Dec 5, 2004

I was just wondering if anyone had any info on any good exotic hunting ranches and where thay are located.

HRBowhunter · Dec 5, 2004

Texas.

rrarrm · Dec 5, 2004

Do you have the name of any good and well managed ranches

BuckSnort · Dec 5, 2004

Saw a show about the Midnight Bunny Ranch of Nevada. They had a couple good looking exotics there

huntsonora · Dec 5, 2004

You need to get in touch with Bubba Glosson with Southwest Trophy Hunts, he is the best.

PM me for more info.

Drum

bigfoot llamas · Dec 6, 2004

Sweetwater Creek, we went during the first week of November and had a great time. Seen lots of game my son who is nine to an mouflon ram and I hit a pig that I could not find. Had a chance at both an Aoudad and a nice white fallow buck but just could not put it all together. Jim Bob and Eddie were great and took time to take my son out to try and find a pig.

It is an archery only ranch though.

www.sweetwatercreekbowhunt.com

We will be going back next November.

meatinthepot

Benado · Dec 6, 2004

Meatinthepot, I went to the sweet water creek web-site and they mentioned a "high fence". What does that mean?

jamaro · Dec 6, 2004

HOLD ON... Let me get comfortable and get some popcorn in the microwave...

Here comes the HIGH FENCE DEBATE...

CALL THE POLICE HERE COMES THE BEAST!!!

j-dawg

cleaner · Dec 6, 2004

www.777ranch.com

rost495 · Dec 6, 2004

Want the debate

High fence is 8 foot fence that animals supposedly cannot escape from. I"ve seen Whitetails jump those on a daily basis though.

FWIW-- I've seen non game fenced deer way more tame and easy to kill than in some high fences. And vice versa.

On a correctly done fenced area(not a fish in a barrel setup- which is very common unfortunately) the only thing you have guaranteed is that the game or particular animal is there.

I've even helped to find a stag in a 600 acre fenced area. It took us 4 days to find and get a shot at that stag. Seemed easy when we started. Seemed almost impossible by the time it was done.

I dont' care for fences. But if it floats your boat......

There are lots of free ranging exotics out around Rocksprings TX and from there to Kerrville. Call the CC in both and see. Rocksprings has the Baker Ranch which has good animals, both WT and exotics and all free range on about 12000 acres.

Jeff

rrarrm · Dec 7, 2004

I just wanted to thank you guys for the info, it will help alot. Thanks again rrarrm

txhunter58 · Dec 7, 2004

Rudy,

I meant to send Kevin this link after you were down here. This guy runs a good operation and has a lot of differnt exotics. I know several guys that have gone there and been happy. He also did some special pricing for kids, but I don't know if college age would qualify.

http://www.loveranches1.com/

Also, I know another guy who has some hunts. I will email you about those.

David

txhunter58

venor, ergo sum (I hunt, therefore I am)

nbjbhunterman · Dec 7, 2004

Look on the internet but I would say the best is ranches in Texas
NBJB

bigfoot llamas · Dec 7, 2004

I was worried that this was going to be a cage hunt but the animals are more weary than the animals I chase on the wasatch. They have been hunted and they know what is going on. We had a great time.