Photographed on the ranch.
Corsican Ram
Red-brown with a dark chest and legs, and heavy horns that curl back past the ear.
The animal
- Trophy fee
- $3,600
The stay
Your stay is quoted with your hunt.
The trophy fee is the animal. Your lodging, guide and the rest of what comes with every hunt are priced with you when the hunt is planned, by the person who plans it.
No season. No draw. Texas hunting license required.
Plan this huntHunting corsican ram here
The Corsican is a hair sheep bred on Texas ranches with mouflon in its ancestry, and it shows. Rams run to rich reds and browns, often darker on the chest, belly and legs and lighter on the face, and they carry heavy horns that curl back past the ear and around. Color varies from ram to ram, so the one you pick may look quite different from the one beside him.
Corsicans are one of the most popular rams hunted in Texas, and for good reason: they are handsome, they are wary enough to make the hunt a real one, and a mature ram makes an excellent first trophy for a young hunter or a satisfying add-on to a bigger hunt. Trophy fees add, so a Corsican can join a plains game hunt on the same trip without changing anything else about it.
Rams are judged on the length and mass of the curl. A mature ram's horns come close to or past a full circle and stay heavy toward the tips. Your guide will help you sort him from the younger rams in the group. Hunt from a blind or off the truck, whichever you like. As an exotic in Texas, the Corsican has no season and no bag limit, and the only paperwork is a Texas hunting license.
Hunt it your way
- From a blind, before the sun is up
- Safari-style, off the front of the truck
- However you have always liked to hunt