Patton63
AH veteran
Congratulations. What an absolutely beautiful Aoudad.
bullets are cheap.Thanks for the kind words. Had a great time here, passed on another one the first hour of my hunt and looked hard for this one. As you can see from the video, I am not accustomed to filming, but it was a fun hunt at a great ranch. He was dead with the first shot, but really dead with the second.
I guess it depends upon how far you can accurately and comfortably shoot with a handgun. There will be walking and climbing involved but we can still hunt and use the hunting vehicles to cut down on that a little. Aoudad isn't an easy hunt but I would say that it is definitely doable for anyone in reasonable shape. We can also try baiting them in areas they like to hang out. The biggest thing is be open and let us know what your capabilities are. Where there is a will there is a way. On a typical Aoudad hunt it is a lot of climbing and hiking. It's not unheard of to put 10 miles a day in but.... if one cannot do that then we will make a plan and figure out a way. Aoudad are absolutely earned.what kind of shape does one have to be in for that hunt?just turned 80.am a handgun hunter.
Congrats, I am sure you will remember that forever.
I am going to go outside the box though, and say that auodad has crossed into so ugly it’s cute category. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Congratulations again!
what kind of shape does one have to be in for that hunt?just turned 80.am a handgun hunter.
Yes, they are, so cheap I used one of them on a coyote first. I forgot to ask for a discount from Gizmo.bullets are cheap.
you need to pursue that.Yes, they are, so cheap I used one of them on a coyote first. I forgot to ask for a discount from Gizmo.
with a good solid rest,200 yards is possible.I guess it depends upon how far you can accurately and comfortably shoot with a handgun. There will be walking and climbing involved but we can still hunt and use the hunting vehicles to cut down on that a little. Aoudad isn't an easy hunt but I would say that it is definitely doable for anyone in reasonable shape. We can also try baiting them in areas they like to hang out. The biggest thing is be open and let us know what your capabilities are. Where there is a will there is a way. On a typical Aoudad hunt it is a lot of climbing and hiking. It's not unheard of to put 10 miles a day in but.... if one cannot do that then we will make a plan and figure out a way. Aoudad are absolutely earned.
I think that’s a realistic goal. I’ve had several folks in their 70’s hunt with us. The key is just communicating with us and letting us know what you can and can’t do and if you need a break then we’ll take a break. We aren’t going to push you beyond your physical limitations.with a good solid rest,200 yards is possible.