Exotic Hunting
Texas has long been known for its hunting opportunities of exotic game species. The terrain and climate here in the Lone Star State provides suitable habitat for various species of ungulates from Asia, Europe, Africa, and India. In many cases, the populations of these introduced exotics in Texas out-number their native origin. Wildlife Systems, formed in 1987, has a proven track record of consistently producing quality hunts for a variety of native and exotic game animals.
Wildlife Systems conducts hunts for exotic game species on several properties in Texas. Some of these Texas exotics include blackbuck antelope, axis deer, fallow deer, sika deer, mouflon sheep, Corsican sheep, free-range aoudad sheep, free-range elk, free-range addax, lechwe, scimitar-horned oryx, Beisa oryx, white-bearded gnu, impala, kudu, nyala, springbok, zebra, and eland. Our nilgai hunts take place on almost 20,000 acres of high-fenced country with over 600 nilgai, as well as another 28,000 acres of low-fenced country that has in excess of over 500 nilgai.
With the exception of our free-range aoudad and nilgai hunting (see other link pages on our website), most of our exotic hunting trips are set up on a basis where hunters pay a daily fee and a trophy fee for whatever you harvest or wound. Daily Fees are typically $295 – $350 per day, which includes meals, lodging, guide and game care. Trophy fees are variable, depending upon which species you take, and sometimes depending upon which property we are hunting. Check with us for details and prices for various species on our Texas exotic hunts. All wounded animals will be treated as a kill and trophy fees will be assessed in full on these wounded animals.