by sunny | Nov 23, 2019 | TROPHY FEES
The Addax is a beautiful spiral-horned antelope from North Africa. In the winter, their coats are a dark cream color, which gives way to a strikingly white summer coloration, though they keep their impressive horns throughout their lives. Though listed as critically...
by sunny | Nov 15, 2019 | TROPHY FEES
The Aoudad, also known as the Barbary Sheep, is a reddish caprid with horns that curve backward, outwards, then back inwards, increasing in length and mass as the animal ages. Their coat is rough, but their shaggy “chaps” are prized by hunters and get more impressive...
by sunny | Nov 15, 2019 | TROPHY FEES
The Arabian Oryx is a small-bodied, mostly white antelope with long, straight, symmetrical horns that adorn both males and females. These gorgeous creatures are thought to have inspired the legend of the unicorn, as when viewed from the side they appear to have only...
by Aubrey Berkowitz | Nov 6, 2020 | TROPHY FEES
Axis, also known as Chital, are a species of deer known for their beautiful spotted hides and impressive, tall antlers. Originally from the Indian subcontinent, they have made themselves at home all over Texas, and the Patio Ranch can offer you some of the most...
by Aubrey Berkowitz | Nov 6, 2020 | TROPHY FEES
Barasingha, also known as Swamp deer, are indigenous to the Indian subcontinent and were brought to the Patio in the 1970s in order to increase the numbers of a vulnerable species. These reddish-brown, large-bodied deer weigh well upwards of 300 pounds at maturity,...
by Aubrey Berkowitz | Nov 6, 2020 | TROPHY FEES
Blackbuck, native to India, Nepal, and Pakistan, are small bodied, spiral horned antelope with distinct coats that vary due to sex and age. Like the axis deer, blackbuck have adapted well to Texas, with free-roaming herds plentiful in many parts of the state. The...
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