Two Aoudad Rams Down! | Ram Town USA - Ep. 2 - A Texas Aoudad Hunt

The adventure continues! Join Brady, Trail, Sloane, and Steven as they venture into the rugged mountains of west Texas in search of free-range aoudad. Witness the stunning landscape while experiencing the thrill of chasing these rams across the challenging desert terrain.
The fellas navigate challenging terrain, encountering herds of aoudad as they trek through canyons and ridges. In episode two, we share the last of this amazing hunt where the team spots two amazing aoudads and is able to get within shooting distance to seal the deal on an amazing trip.
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[@corybuettgen3754]

“Looked a little low” BAHAHA glad I got to see the video after listening to the story in the podcast.

[@ronmichael2167]

It did look low.

[@jhford1234]

Brady: "It was a perfect shot" Trail: "looked a little low" .... 😂😂😂 I will pop a hole in your bladder 😅😅

[@deerloversheridan3038]

takes off his front leg

[@camojoe83]

Didn't even bother going to get the backstraps for the campfire the day you killed em. Playin that water drama up like you weren't a half mile from refilling the whole time was cool, too.

[@g-man2228]

You can’t beat Trail giving Brady a lil shot now and then…Huge Ram Brady!!! 👊🏻

[@parkerhausknecht2580]

Trail and Brady- the TRUE Texas Rangers

[@tomascardenasg]

Love it when Trail calls it the Hubble 😂

[@michaelcarr7544]

Trail with two tags!! Fun one to watch boys.

[@Alpineedgeoutdoors]

Giant ram brady nice! i laughed so damn hard at "looked a little low" comment!! bradys face was stunned!!

[@clayhow12]

Nothing better than a Gohunt video!

[@mattydelong]

Love the mountain lion back straps! Great hunt.

[@donotgoquietlypodcast]

Trail and Brady = savage

[@philliplundell8682]

Finally had some time to get to watch both of the videos! Great job! Stud rams!

[@guylaga]

Bravo guys, I just got back from tying to arrow an Aoudad in West Texas but wasn't able to make it happen. Such a cool animal to hunt!

[@DustyAlexander]

Fun flick boys! Really fun to see y’all hunt with Sloanerjamz and Stephen!

[@kevinmartin2096]

Man can’t beat that! Definitely a bucket list hunt!

[@justdewitt4483]

Two awesome rams. Amazing hunt

[@BradFischer-d9o]

Well done! Doubles are just fun.

[@adamsteffel]

Nice job!! A lot of hard work put into this hunt!

[@troykirby865]

Another good one. Keep the content coming.

[@JoelD-h9w]

Looks like an awesome adventure

[@DavidRod.]

Thats a nice Ram. Great video.

[@Justin-wc2gk]

Great hunt! I need some of that Born Primitive gear, that puffy is badass.

[@rogerspain2828]

Great video guys! Can't wait to get after one myself soon.

[@brianwilloughby247]

Loved the video!

[@stelzerstudio]

Nice! The daily double!

[@MondayOutdoors]

You bet! Great video!

[@jaytimmer735]

Such a sweet hunt

[@claytonpaso4369]

Looks like a great time

[@oc5starr]

Great video. Got to a diy in west texas last year. So fun, wild country.

[@sheerwillsurvival2064]

Living the dream 👊🏻

[@kevinmartin2096]

Double baby hell yeah!

[@NigelNaughton]

Aoudad, also known as Barbary sheep, are sheep that are native to North Africa. They are not native to Texas, but were first introduced to the United States around 1900. In 1950, they were imported from the arid mountain ranges of Northern Africa to Texas as exotic game and to provide additional hunting opportunities. In 1957, 31 aoudad were released in the wild in Texas, southwest of Claude in Armstrong County.

[@donseman7524]

Good show

[@thatkoakid]

Most good things in life start with a double dose of coffee!

[@LFC911]

Trail are your ears still ringing from that 300 RUM? Great rams guys!

[@aspenarbo]

Man that looks fun. How can I find out more about going on that hunt?

[@sheerwillsurvival2064]

Fun fact from El Paso Tx to Houston is over 12hour drive. Love my Texas

[@jagardner77]

Nice hunt; were you guys concerned about creepy crawlies? Too cold for snakes/scorpions?

[@ktivo2]

Just boys being boys sleeping in the dirt after tagging some absolute stud rams.

[@itzfifa19]

Yessir!! Was this in the Davis or Guadalupe mountains?

[@MichaelOrton]

Are these OTC tags? Public land? Nice work and looked like fun!

[@mysteryman3547]

If im not mistaken, in texas you dont need a tag. Just a standard hunting license.

[@trentbell7860]

How did you guys keep the meat in those temperatures?

[@MrPhilipgerhardt]

Gohunt has access to some of the greatest hunting gear available, but steven has to find his own walking stick. There are plenty of hunting videos where I think "sure, I could do that." not this one.

[@mysteryman3547]

Looks like rattle snake city. How many you'd run into?

[@jakef1977]

Wow those things are pretty cool. I wonder how bad they smell. If they smell like a dang billy goat then no thank you.

[@amateurbiggamehunter7691]

Was this a public or private land hunt?

[@BigJohn505]

You say you packed out meat, but it sure looks like I saw was head and capes? How much total poundage of meat did you guys pull out?

[@rogersanchez2103]

are you writing a book?!

[@camojoe83]

Clearly they didn't. They left those goats lay for 12 hours before they even went to get them. They didn't have any meat in camp ,and at 11:00 you can watch the dude lie right to the camera about packing out meat. Watch his eyes when he says it, you can tell. Skulls and part of the hide is all they ever bother with, just like all these skinny ass clickhunters. Think about it: both of those goats weighed probably 300 lbs. Say that's a hundred lbs of meat off eqch one, maybe 80 if they're picky. Each of those heads probably weighs 30+ I'd imagine, those are big ol horns and they're not dry. Plus capes, so double that. Did they look like they were carrying 80 extra lbs each on the way out?

[@EHawton1]

Awesome kills you guys!!!

[@calebwolf4966]

Is this public land?

[@mysteryman3547]

Public or private land?

[@FredNeck-z4u]

300 lbs and you’re hauling out maybe 30lbs of meat and a head. Did you go back for meat? I’m hoping so.

[@camojoe83]

You want goat meat that laid in the desert for 30 hours? They're not going back, they took backstraps, capes and horns. Like they mostly all do.

[@FredNeck-z4u]

@@camojoe83 I would have packed it out the night I shot it. Who let’s an animal lay there with its guts in overnight like that? Goat makes great burgers some of the best I have had. Those old billys might not. Cougar tastes good, kinda like duck.

[@camojoe83]

@@FredNeck-z4u when they're sitting around the fire without fresh tenderloin you knew what was coming. Watch dudes eyes when he's talkin about stuff at around 11:00 .. you can see it plain as day when he gets to the meat part. He knew he was lying, couldn't even keep eye contact with the camera.

[@camojoe83]

@@FredNeck-z4u old goat or not, a little smoking and then a spicy rub before a rotisserie session and you'd never know it. You'd be packing pita breads with it like everyone else at the table.

[@jasonperez8504]

How hot was it?Is the meat still good after sitting out in the sun un-dressed for that long?

[@camojoe83]

No

[@jimothy-johnson]

5:10 did he mis-speak or does he dial for his wind? Since wind is so dynamic it's way better to hold, especially with the reticle in that scope.

[@brady_j_miller]

I dial for windage all the time. I know there are some who say holding is better, and being dynamic can make it tricky to just hold, but I still just dial. I practice both ways, but I just trust myself to dial and then re-dial.

[@robgrubb420]

those scars look like a mountain lion claw marks...hmm.

[@rennersmith1810]

So weird to see Trail on a rifle.

[@IdahoSwede88]

One time "ringing your ears" shooting a large caliber rifle with a muzzle break is NOT "worth it". Mine ring every day of my life from "one time". Wear hearing protection people. Its not worth it.

[@travisharper9604]

Need a mule just to carry water!

[@BigDoeJ424]

Do you guys have anything else to say but hunting catch phrases? good lord

[@Dustinheft]

Cowboy camping at is finest

[@markgray6982]

Hey,,,i saw that Aoudad the other day on Wild-Life buyer for sale for 700 dollars,,,,,,,,,,,,,naw, just kidding, Beware some Ranches, they buy off Wild-Life buyer ,, say like a nice Axis Buck for 2,000 dollars and release it the next day for a hunter to shoot it for, 7, 500,,,,,,,,,,Not Fair Chase,,,,NOT sporting, and the animal just being released doesnt know that land any better than the Hunter,,, NOT COOL

[@OutsidetheEchochamber]

They taste the same