Being Texan: Hunting Exotics at Ox Ranch

[@PerfectoM]

Great job guys👍. Looks like you guys have a good operation. I am definitely thinking about trying you guys out. But I am grateful that people like you are out there doing the work!

[@JLEMS]

One of the most memorable trips I’ve been on is to the Ox Ranch. These guys do an incredible job and I recommend it to anyone looking for a one of a kind trip that doesn’t require leaving the states. Thanks to everyone there for the experiences!

[@texasmonthly]

Thanks for watching.

[@dakotalake9084]

There is nothing memorable about paying to kill a majestic animal for a picture! There are other ways to find happiness in life and to satisfy one's ego.

[@BlkInc1]

@@dakotalake9084 Umm its to eat the meat in most cases, and they take mature animals. That money spent funds the care needed raising younger animals.

[@monster21blog36]

Can we see more hunting videos 👏👏👏

[@Thecircustapes]

I almost want to go there but I'm very wary of high fences. I don't know why but they make me feel weird and I really don't want anything that feels like a canned hunt.

[@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536]

Articles about Mexico X U.S.A.. Rio Grande. We want to know your opinions.🙏. And more texan decoration/furniture.

[@iltourcinico]

It's frustrating to think of a territory like Texas, deprived of bears, wolves, jaguars, bisons, antelopes, and elks. Few lions... And to think that all the native fauna has been replaced by exotic beasts. I'm not against hunting regardless, but for me it's sad to find myself in an ecosystem where the animals that populate it are not native to the place.

[@dnttripp1785]

What kind of trailer is that

[@ravangaming1356]

Whats wrong

[@xtimator]

Uhhh... Why didn't you let the client take the finishing shot?? He was standing right there! Your job was to track and locate the wounded animal... And then all allow the paying client to finish his high $$$ hunt!

[@D0nnyy]

The idiot couldn’t make a clean shot

[@Garrettito6671]

He already made one bad shot and he’s probably more nervous about the second one than he was the the first. Sometimes the welfare of the animal has to come before the desire of the hunter

[@hillcoman]

Because like the other reply to your comment which is all true but in addition the client is more likely to shoot and kill the dog. If you've never seen a dog track please don't try to justify it because you can't. I'm a guide at the Ox Ranch and also have a tracking dog. He is my family and I don't want him shot. Especially from some one who makes a poor shot and then makes another poor shot.