Aoudad Back from Taxidermist

[slatty]

I had aoudad ground for breakfast at a texas hunting camp. I gotta say the smell was very unique and in some ways off-putting but once we ate it, it was really really good. It's the most unique smelling and tasting game meat i've had, very flavorful, I liked it a lot and I want more. I can see how it would throw off some palates though. I can't compare it to anything i've eaten before.

 

[Seth]

Beautiful mount.... I drew a tag for January so I will be keeping this in mind.

 

[LIWolverine]

Unreal mount!


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[Brent]

VERY nice mount. I've got a couple nice free range rams getting mounted up myself.

2019 Ram


2020 Ram

 

[Ethan-333]

Beautiful mount! Taxidermist did some serious work there!

 

[Mike Islander]

I'm always a little hesitant to click on these. Sometimes the poor guys get back a caricature of their animals.

This one is a work of art! Congratulations.

 

[SoDak_23]

Very Cool mount!

 

[Termite]

Wow that is nice. I hope to have one on my wall one day!!

 

[FLAK]

I'm headed out for another one of those in Feb.,,,if you dont mind me asking - who's your taxidermist?

 

[Spiral Horn]

Christy Martin - Martin’s Taxidermy & Wildlife Artistry in Boonsboro, MD

 

[FLAK]

Thanks.
Too far in the wrong way for me though.

 

[Bubblehide]

Stunning! Congratulations!

 

[Where's Bruce?]

 

[SilentTree]

Awesome animal!

 

[bowhuntercam]

Beautiful looking mount.

 

[ffgoss4606]

Awesome job! I have had a terrible time on finding information on diy hunt in Texas for these.

 

[Shady oaks]

Awesome job! I have had a terrible time on finding information on diy hunt in Texas for these.

From what I can tell I thinking you are after diy hunting, New Mexico is where you need to look. Land access is the issue in Texas, with 95% or more of the land being private.

 

[Nomadx2]

Nice mount!

 

[ffgoss4606]

From what I can tell I thinking you are after diy hunting, New Mexico is where you need to look. Land access is the issue in Texas, with 95% or more of the land being private.

Thanks! Being from east of the Mississippi it’s difficult to find information on a western hunt. I’m having a hard time getting started. Thanks for the info!

 

[Shady oaks]

Thanks! Being from east of the Mississippi it’s difficult to find information on a western hunt. I’m having a hard time getting started. Thanks for the info!

I’m kind of in the same boat. Looking at doing a guided trip to “learn” how to hunt them before deciding if I want to try a diy.