Helicopter Hog Hunting & Texas Exotic Hunting 2020
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We offer the best in Texas exotic hunting, helicopter pig hunting, Texas whitetail hunting, African game, and Texas exotics. Our rates are competitive, with no hidden fees. Our employees are friendly and will be there to help you every step of the way. Texas Specialty Hunts has been located in San Angelo since 1991. Let us put our experience to work for you. Trophy Axis Deer Hunting in Texas
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We offer guided Texas Exotic Hunts consisting of Axis Deer Hunting, Blackbuck Antelope Hunting, Texas Elk Hunting, Red Stag Hunting, Gemsbok Hunting and 35+ more species on one ranch.
TEH meals and lodging are second to none! With a full time staff and personal trained chef, Texas Exotic Hunting provides outstanding service on every hunt. We specialize in catering to the corporate client as well as a family hunting vacation. Exotic hunting in Texas has been a great success this season. We specialize in African Game and Texas Trophy Whitetail hunting safari style using high racks on our hunting trucks.
Texas Exotic Hunting hunts over 40 species including Texas Trophy Whitetail up to 250. Other Texas Exotic species include Addax, Axis Deer,Aoudad, Blackbuck, Fallow, Bongo, Eland, Impala, Kudu, Nyala, Roan, Sable, Wildebeest, Waterbuck, Zebra and many more.
TSH has the best axis deer hunting in Texas. Axis deer hunting in texas is conducted on 18,000 acres. You can extend your hunting season or hone your shooting skills 12 months a year! We now have over 500,000 acres of private land with the largest being 250,000 acres continuous. We have some of the best Texas Trophy Whitetail Deer Hunting in Texas. Our Texas Deer Hunts range from 150 to over 250 inches!
Please look through our site and find the hunt that is best for you. Please contact Texas Exotic Hunting for additional details on hunting exotics in Texas. Hunters will fly into San Angelo, Texas (airport code SJT)
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We offer guided Texas Exotic Hunts consisting of Axis Deer Hunting, Blackbuck Antelope Hunting, Texas Elk Hunting, Red Stag Hunting, Gemsbok Hunting and 35+ more species on one ranch.
TEH meals and lodging are second to none! With a full time staff and personal trained chef, Texas Exotic Hunting provides outstanding service on every hunt. We specialize in catering to the corporate client as well as a family hunting vacation. Exotic hunting in Texas has been a great success this season. We specialize in African Game and Texas Trophy Whitetail hunting safari style using high racks on our hunting trucks.
Texas Exotic Hunting hunts over 40 species including Texas Trophy Whitetail up to 250. Other Texas Exotic species include Addax, Axis Deer,Aoudad, Blackbuck, Fallow, Bongo, Eland, Impala, Kudu, Nyala, Roan, Sable, Wildebeest, Waterbuck, Zebra and many more.
TSH has the best axis deer hunting in Texas. Axis deer hunting in texas is conducted on 18,000 acres. You can extend your hunting season or hone your shooting skills 12 months a year! We now have over 500,000 acres of private land with the largest being 250,000 acres continuous. We have some of the best Texas Trophy Whitetail Deer Hunting in Texas. Our Texas Deer Hunts range from 150 to over 250 inches!
Please look through our site and find the hunt that is best for you. Please contact Texas Exotic Hunting for additional details on hunting exotics in Texas. Hunters will fly into San Angelo, Texas (airport code SJT)
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Join our forces to combat these invasive species & book your hunt today! We offer the best in Helicopter pig hunting in Texas. Feral pigs are out of control we help private land owners with these invasive species. Our rates are competitive, with no hidden fees. Our employees are full-time professionals and will be there to help you every step of the way. Texas Helicopter Pig Hunting has over 2.5 million acres of private Texas land with ranches throughout the state to better serve our customer base. Let us put our experience to work for you. On our guided helicopter hog hunts in Texas, we offer 11 Helicopters to choose from, over two million acres of private land to hunt, and we always have Hogs to Hunt! We offer a Charter Service to help our Hunters with Logistics so that you don't have to worry about getting to and from your guided helicopter hog hunt in Texas. 27 years in the hunting business! A full-time staff and we hunt 7 days a week 365! We are the only full-time business that offers helicopter pig hunting in Texas and the whole United States. So book your Helicopter Hog Hunt today with confidence that every detail and effort will be made to make your hog hunt a success. If you’re looking for high quality and personal service, you’ve come to the right place. At Texas Helicopter Pig Hunting we’ll give you the attention and personal service you’ll come to expect and enjoy. Thank you for your business! |
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Facts and news on Texas Exotic Hunting
By Texas Hill Country | July 13, 2016
An “exotic” is a medium to large sized non-native mammal or bird that have been introduced onto Texas ranches and properties in either a confined or free-ranging status. Common species of exotic mammals found on Texas ranches generally consist of one of the following three major scientific families: Cervidae (deer), Bovidae (cattle and antelope) and Equidae (horses and zebras). Exotic birds generally encountered on Texas ranches are large, flightless species such as Ratites (the ostrich from Africa, emu from Australia and rhea from South America).
An “exotic” is a medium to large sized non-native mammal or bird that have been introduced onto Texas ranches and properties in either a confined or free-ranging status. Common species of exotic mammals found on Texas ranches generally consist of one of the following three major scientific families: Cervidae (deer), Bovidae (cattle and antelope) and Equidae (horses and zebras). Exotic birds generally encountered on Texas ranches are large, flightless species such as Ratites (the ostrich from Africa, emu from Australia and rhea from South America).
e first release of exotics onto Texas ranches occurred in 1930, when a herd of Nilgai antelope was released on the King Ranch in South Texas. How many exotics are there in Texas? The last statewide survey of landowners, conducted by the Wildlife Division of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department in 1988, estimated that 164,257 animals of 67 different species of exotics, with 90,400 animals confined behind fences and 73,857 animals free-ranging (able to move freely from one ranch to another). It is estimated that those figures have more than tripled in the last few years.
Approximately 76% of all confined exotics were found in the Edwards Plateau (Texas Hill Country) region. The South Texas region account for the bulk of the free-ranging exotics – 59% of the statewide total. The most common species of exotics in Texas are the axis deer reported to be confined on 463 ranches in 92 counties and free-ranging only in an additional 6 counties. The second most numerous species is the Nilgai antelope. The majority of the Nilgai population occurs semi-free-ranging on large ranches South Texas. The species is confined on only 25 counties. Blackbuck antelope, ranked third and are confined in 92 counties.
Wildlife experts said there are more blackbuck antelope in Texas than there are in their native India because of the hunting ranches. In addition, Texas ranchers have in the past sent exotic animals, including scimitar-horned oryx, back to their home countries to build up wild populations there.
“Ranchers can sell these hunts and enjoy the income, while doing good for the species,” said John M. Tomecek, a wildlife specialist with the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service.
“Ranchers can sell these hunts and enjoy the income, while doing good for the species,” said John M. Tomecek, a wildlife specialist with the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service.
