Ram or Goat Hunting Season: Year-Round Hunting Available

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Origin: Varied

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Black Hawaiian Sheep

• Height: 28 to 36 inches at the shoulder

• Weight: 75 to 150 pounds

Texas Dall Sheep

• Height: 30 to 38 inches at the shoulder

• Weight: 100 to 200 pounds

Spanish Goats

• Height: 17 to 25 inches at the shoulder

• Weight: 50 to 200 pounds

Corsican Sheep

• Height: 28 to 36 inches at the shoulder

• Weight: 75 to 160 pounds 

Estimated World Population: 100,000+

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All these animals are appreciated for their unique traits, resilience, and the challenge they provide for hunters, making them a significant part of the exotic hunting industry in the U.S.

Hunting Information:

Black Hawaiians, Texas Dalls, Spanish Goats, and Corsicans are popular exotic game animals commonly found on ranches in North America, particularly in Texas. Due to their unique characteristics and appearances, these animals are often bred for hunting.

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• Black Hawaiians are a breed of sheep known for their dark, almost black coats and impressive horns, adapted from wild sheep genetics.

• Texas Dolls are another sheep breed, recognized by their white coats and large, curling horns, created by crossbreeding to achieve a distinct look.

• Spanish Goats are hardy and adaptable, originally brought to the Americas by early Spanish explorers. They are valued for their meat and are often found in rugged terrains.

• Corsicans are a hybrid sheep breed known for their varied coat colors and large, spiral horns, resembling a mix of Mouflon and other wild sheep species.

All these animals are appreciated for their unique traits, resilience, and the challenge they provide for hunters, making them a significant part of the exotic hunting industry in the U.S.