Texas Dall Sheep Hunt in Texas
Experience a premier, guided, 3-day Texas Dall Sheep hunt on a private ranch in Texas. Known for their striking, snow-white coats and spectacular sweeping horns, these magnificent rams provide a thrilling pursuit for both novice and seasoned hunters alike. This exciting hunt may include a combination of spot-and-stalk, safari-style, and/or ground blind hunting. When you aren’t in the field, you will enjoy comfortable lodge accommodations and delicious, hearty meals.
Having personally hunted this ranch, I highly recommend this outfitter. The local guides possess an intimate knowledge of the land and consistently put clients on trophy animals.
Book your next adventure with absolute confidence—this is a premier hunting destination engineered for your success.
Included
- Texas Dall Sheep trophy fee
- 3 days/2 nights fully-guided hunt for 1 hunter
- Accommodation, meals, snacks, non-alcoholic drinks
- Wi-fi at the lodge
- Transport during hunt
- Field prep/caping
- Catch and release bass fishing
Excluded
- Trophy fees for any additional animals taken
- Gratuities
- Taxidermy
- Texas hunting license
- Transportation to and from the ranch
- Non-hunters are $175/day
- Children ages 2-13 are $75/day
Accommodations
Hunting Lodge
Perched high on a ridge overlooking the rolling Texas Hill Country, the hunting lodge offers the perfect blend of rugged adventure and down home comfort. The lodge features two spacious bedrooms (king-size beds) alongside a bunkroom that comfortably sleeps six people. After a rewarding day in the field, gather in the expansive great room to watch your favorite shows, catch the game, or swap stories of the day’s hunt.
As the sun sets, unwind by the crackling outdoor firepit on a cool Texas evening. For those who finish their hunt early, the ranch has private bass fishing just steps away.
Food and Drink
All meals, snacks, and non-alcoholic drinks are included with your hunt. You will be served hearty, home-cooked meals of Texas comfort food to keep your energy high from the morning to the evening hunt. You are welcome to bring your own alcoholic beverages if you desire.
Weapons for this Hunt
Any long range cartridge from .243 win up to any of the .30 caliber rifles will work great.
Hunting Season
The best time of year to hunt Texas Dall Sheep is from October through January. The sheep have grown out their heavy winter coats. This creates the thickest, most striking snow-white capes for mounting your trophy. The crisp fall and winter air in Texas makes hunting far more comfortable.
From June to August, the rams sport a much shorter, sleeker summer coat, which some hunters prefer.
February to May is not recommended. During this time, the sheep are naturally shedding their heavy winter coats, and they become patchy, ragged, and highly undesirable for taxidermy purposes.
Hunting Environment
The Texas Hill Country is known for its distinctive limestone hills, rolling fields, and extensive network of rivers and creeks. Unlike the arid west or the humid east, this region blends dry air with moderate humidity. Overall, it features a mild, semi-arid climate with hot summers and short, mild winters.
- Spring (March–May): Highly comfortable with highs shifting from 65°F to 85°F. This is the wettest season, bringing famous wildflower blooms.
- Summer (June–August): Hot and mostly dry, with daily highs consistently in the 90s and peaking over 100°F. Lower humidity than coastal Texas makes it more manageable.
- Fall (September–November): Pleasant relief arrives as temperatures dip from the 80s down to the 60s. Mornings become crisp, accompanied by clear blue skies.
- Winter (December–February): Generally mild with daytime highs in the low 60s and nighttime lows dropping into the 30s and 40s. Hard freezes occur occasionally, but snow is rare.
Travel Details
The closest major airport is San Antonio International Airport (SAT), which is a 1 hour and 45 minute drive to the ranch. Alternatively, San Angelo Regional Airport (SJT) offers limited commercial flights and is a shorter 1 hour and 15 minute drive. A rental car will be needed when you arrive by air.
Driving directly to the lodge remains a popular choice for many hunters, as it allows you to easily transport your meat, cape, and horns/antlers back to your home or taxidermist. If you prefer not to travel with your trophies, the outfitter has a taxidermist in Texas that they recommend. If you choose this option, the outfitter will get your animal(s) to the taxidermist. The taxidermist will contact you directly to finalize the details. Once completed, your mount(s) can either be shipped to your home or picked up in person.
Additional Animals to Hunt
South Texas Management $4,000 (up to 139") South Texas Trophy - PORSpecies Price Addax $7,500 Afghan Urial $5,500 Alpine Ibex POR American Bison Bull Bull - $3,500+
Cow - $3,000Angora Goat $1,250+ Aoudad Hill Country - $4,500
West Texas - call for detailsArabian Oryx $9,500 Axis Deer Buck - $5,000
Doe - $700Barasingha Deer $9,500 Black Wildebeest $9,500 Blackbuck Buck - $3,750
Doe - $650Blue Wildebeest $7,500 Bongo POR Capybara $3,750 Chinese Blue Sheep POR Corsican Sheep $1,000 (25" to 29")
$2,500 (30" to 33")
$4,000 (33" to 40")
POR (40+")Dama Gazelle $7,500 Dybowski Sika Deer Buck - $3,500+
Doe - $850Eland Bull $9,500 Elds Deer POR Elk $5,000 (management)
$10,500 (up to 350")
$12,500 (351" to 399")
$17,500 (400" to 425")
POR (over 425")Fallow Deer $3,750+ Gaur POR Gemsbok $8,500 Grants Gazelle $8,500 Hawaiian Black Sheep $1,000 (25" to 29")
$2,500 (30" to 33")
$4,000 (33" to 40")
POR (40+")Hog Deer $5,000 Hog $400 per day
(minimum 2 hunters / 2 day minimum)
(4 hunters or more at $350 per day)Himalayan Tahr $8,500 Impala $7,500 Japanese Sika Deer Buck - $4,000
Doe - $700Javelina $1,000 per hunter (2 hunter minimum)
2 javelina per hunterKri Kri Ibex POR Kudu POR Markhor POR Mouflon Europian - $3,750+
Armenian - $4,500Mule Deer
Texas PanhandleFree Range up to 180" - $8,500
Over 180" - $12,500Muntjac $4,500 Nile Lechwe $8,500 Nilgai Free Range $4,500 (2 days)
High Fence $6,500Nubian Ibex $10,000+ Nyala POR Painted Desert Sheep $1,000 (25" to 29")
$2,500 (30" to 33")
$4,000 (33" to 40")
POR (40+")Pere David's Deer $8,500 Persian Gazelle POR Persian Ibex $5,500+ Predators 2 days $1,250 (all inclusive)
3 days $1,800 (all inclusive)Proghorn Antelope $4,500 Red Lechwe $6,500 Red Sheep $5,500 Red Stag $5,500 (up to 300")
$8,500 (301 to 349")
$10,000 (350" to 399")
$17,000 (400" to 425")
POR (over 425")Rio Grande Turkey $2,500 (3 days)
2 birdsRoan Antelope POR Rusa Deer $6,500 Sable Antelope $12,500+ Sambar Deer $8,500+ Scimbok $8,500 Scimitar Oryx Bull - $5,500 Cow - $4,500 Sitatunga POR Springbok $6,500 Stumberg Ram $6,500 Texas Dall Sheep $1,000 (25" to 29")
$2,500 (30" to 33")
$4,000 (33" to 40")
POR (40+")Texas Ibex Hybred $3500+ Thomson's Gazelle $6,500 Transcaspian Urial $9,500+ Water Buffalo Bull - $6,500
Cow - $5,500Waterbuck $7,000 Watusi $2,500+ Western Tur POR Whitetail Deer Yak $3,500+ Zebra $7,500+
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