Iranian Red Sheep Hunt: The Basics
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Iranian Red Sheep
The Lone Oak Difference:
Tracking a wily ram through the wilderness requires patience, skill, and a real sense of adventure. We’ll never take you on a rushed trip to a small enclosure with a cornered sheep, we tailor each hunt to you, and you only. We’ll track the perfect ram and trek with you across the wilderness, sharing stories and tips along the way. You’ll leave with more than just a trophy, you’ll leave with lifelong friends.What’s Included:
- Deliciously prepared meals & non-alcoholic beverages
- Luxury lodging at our ranches
- Field prep and trophy processing
- Good ol’ fashioned camp fire bonding
For added convenience, we are equipped to provide you with a firearm if necessary. However, archery equipment is unavailable at this time. Transportation to a local meat processor and a reputable taxidermist is available upon request.
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Call us at 210-844-9295
Iranian Red Sheep
Qutch-e armani
The sought after Iranian Red Sheep is a one of a kind exotic trophy, and only the most experienced guides can track these impressive creatures across the rugged hills of Texas. Deftly hopping across the rocks and crevices with the agility of a cat and senses just as acute, the Iranian ram is a true testament to a hunter’s skill.
Locating a good vantage point with which to spot the Iranian Red Sheep is half the battle. Our expert guides are able to carefully track and pinpoint these sheep, but it’s an intense journey towards the hard earned trophy. As a herd animal in the rugged backcountry of the Texas hills, you can count on hiking miles of rocky limestone to bag this coveted Northwestern Iranian ram trophy.
More About The Iranian Red Sheep:
A grazing herbivore, we ensure that the diet is supplemented with essential vitamins and minerals to ensure a healthy herd.
Stalking is the most exciting way to track the Iranian Red sheep. Although blinds are available,
With a good diet and availability of watering holes, the Iranian Red can mature and live to about 18 years.
Being expert climbers, the Iranians prefer to keep to the rough, open terrain – although it’s not uncommon for them to graze through the lowlands and meadows.
Coming in at 24”-36”, these trophies are both wider and heavier than their heart-shaped rack initially appears.
The Iranian Red sheep is considered extremely skittish, but due to their surefootedness on the rocky terrain and their exceptional senses, they tend to monitor the areas around the herd for sounds, smells, and tastes – and react quickly if danger is sensed.