New Mexico Free-Range Oryx Hunt

Maddy Watchorn draws the tag of a lifetime for a New Mexico Oryx. Watch as she hunts the coveted Fort Bliss hunting area and experiences the hunt with her dad, Worldwide Trophy Adventures CEO Ryan Watchorn, right by her side.
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[@bradleytenderholt5135]

Way to go young lady! She is one hell of a good shot! You should so proud of yourself! Rock on! Good job guides!

[@johndyer9232]

Nice shot.

[@johannolte8291]

Congratulations, mam on your oryx. From a african PH. The bull is a little bit young... he is about 6 years old. When the horns shine white at that distance ... then you know its a young bull. Look for rings close to the head that is more compact ... and the tips must be more worked off.. these are indications of a old bull. But well done ... in the end its about the meat and the hunt ... 😊

[@MarkVPeterson]

Congrats Maddy!

[@worldwidetrophyadventures]

🙏🙏

[@johndyer9232]

Some nice mule deer there too.

[@nmelkhunter1]

I grew up in Las Cruces and my dad worked at WSMR. I would occasionally accompany him to various places around the Organs and the San Andres Mountain that are inside WSMR and we would see nice bucks. I remember on one occasion we saw two 170" bucks on a cold December morning. My dad joked that the deer on WSMR were protected from lions and coyotes by the best missiles in the world! Take care and best of luck in the field.

[@jdcamo1]

What bullet did you use out of the 6.5 prc?

[@lfuentez3]

What kind of rifle is that?

[@hunt1198]

How long were the horns they never said or measured them there

[@robbiehubbard8540]

Probably because he was smaller than the bulls they passed up the day before.

[@dvskane1808]

@@robbiehubbard8540 should have taken that one on the road 🤣!

[@robsonchulu47]

So nice

[@aaronlegan892]

Beautiful girl takes a beautiful animal. The circle of life! I noticed the camouflage nail polish nice touch. Nice shot as well.🔥🔥🔥

[@worldwidetrophyadventures]

Thanks!

[@jerryransbarger8927]

Nice shooting young lady. What caliber did you use?

[@dvskane1808]

Oryx hunts off range are a month long. So I guess the guide only get you to pay for a couple days? You can hunt a whole month for off range oryx. But you got a good one…so congratulations!

[@orlyk691]

Who said it was off range?

[@dvskane1808]

@@orlyk691 No one is allowed to record video on range. It’s obviously off range. Check with the poster if you don’t believe me. I’m a NM resident who loves hunting oryx, I’m not just talking shit. Not to mention the obvious, but the title say’s free range. 🤦🏽‍♂️ Free range means not on WSMR. Soo…. must be off range right?

[@brandonbaker9636]

@@dvskane1808 your right I just did on range hunt they would never allow video on base. The free range has nothing to do with being on base or not it means the Oryx are not fenced in which is true. They can roam all over New Mexico freely no high fenced in pen.

[@dvskane1808]

@@brandonbaker9636I was think free range as off range, but your right, free range just means not fenced. Although they are fences as most of the missile range is fenced off so people don’t wander in, but they go under the fence as I actually saw today, at their crossings the bottom fence line is raised from them going under.

[@jamesfrancisco7308]

They do make guns with electric beam

[@alexandertsanga]

What is the Point of this ??

[@BuzzMan1002]

Harvesting a small amount of animals from an area (Very few oryx are killed in new mexico) Can help the area to preserve more food for other animals, Increase breeding, and funds conservation of animals.

[@dvskane1808]

You clearly don’t know how game management works. If we didn’t hunt these animals there would be hundreds dying because of overpopulation, they would die a miserable starving death. Getting shot by a hunter who uses the meat to feed his family is the best death they can get. Otherwise smaller starving animals would be eaten alive by coyotes….you prefer that to be an end to their life? Your the cruel one in that situation.

[@ericjarvis3051]

And they're delicious

[@alexandremenezesdasilva5855]

Queria ver como você reagiria sendo o animal atirando em você?

[@Mitchellfab_customs]

It doesn't have thumbs so it can't shoot back hahahaha

[@luisalfonsomaciasdiaz1636]

El orix en peligro de extinción 😢

[@Mitchellfab_customs]

No it's not. We have tons of them and they're tasty!

[@ukasznajbor8002]

Co za nieudacznicy że muszą w taki sposób się dowartościować 😔

[@holysmoker10]

No such thing as a free range oryx on a private can hunt ranch in New Mexico This isn’t hunting, it’s just lazy luxury killing.

[@dvskane1808]

There no can hunts for oryx in New Mexico, don’t talk about what you don’t know. Even private land hunts aren’t sitting on a spot and waiting to kill something, it takes effort. This isn’t an African watering hole setup. Your comment proves you have no idea what your talking about. Have you hunted oryx on private land…guessing no.

[@ericjarvis3051]

Ignorance is not becoming