Best Tips For Hunting Barbary Sheep In New Mexico - Units 32 & 34
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- We share the things we learned to be able to start finding barbary (aoudad) sheep in New Mexico. We discuss everything from the animals' food and water requirements to their habitats of choice. We hope the tips you will learn in this video will help you be successful on your barbary sheep hunt!
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Thanks for the info...like Brumasterj below (but)...drew a FEB 2022 tag!
Me too for December.
I drew the Feb 2022 tag, Terry if you want to get together for some scouting let me know.
Did you tag out?
Thanks for the tips I have a sheep hunt on December 4th and I’m so excited you helped a lot thanks
Thanks for the tips I went on a hunt no success saw signs but nothing. Had fun camping lots of wind to
Thanks for sharing. Great tip on the choya cactus as a source of water. And the Physical piece of the hunt. And I love your antlers growing out of the to of your head. Thanks for that visual .
Glad you enjoyed the video!
I have a Sheep hunt in that same region this December. Thank for the tips! They’ll be very helpful.
Thanks for sharing! I just drew the October tag for the same units. Starting my research now!
Congrats on drawing! Glad it was useful for you, and good luck on your hunt! Let us know how it goes!
Thank you for sharing your experiences, I would love to take my daughter to hunt just like you. Be safe and happy hunting!
Hello, great video! I just found out I drew a Barbary tag for 32,34,36, and 37 in December. I live in southern Arizona and have hunted the state since childhood. I am a 33 year veteran and they are forcing me out at the end of this year so this is my retirement hunt, ha! ha!. I am very knowledgeable on Coues or any of the other game animals in Arizona and would be willing to get you into some good areas here if you are interested in helping me out. sent you an e-mail. Thank you
Thanks for the info drew the Feb 2020 tag!
First of all...congrats on drawing the tag, and good luck to you! Glad this info was helpful. We would love to hear about how your hunt goes! If you want to share, let us know by email: wildfiveoutdoors@gmail.com or we are also on instagram: @wildfiveoutdoors as well. We wish you a successful and fun hunt!
Did not make the Feb 2020 hunt, I lost my hunting partner a few months before the hunt and could not bring myself to go:)
I drew that hunt for Dec of this year and plan to be down there!
Sorry for the comment on the old post but I have to say congrats on even seeing that many sheep across your hunt. I was working on New Mexico and had the privilege of hunting 34 otc and all I got was sore feet and dehydration! Lol. I have another hunt planned with my wife and would love to hear your thoughts on 32 vs 34.
The sheep in 34 are pretty concentrated. You need to start looking in the elevation rings up very high. I live and hunt in 34. We get sheep every year. It’s very difficult and you’re not gonna find a trophy ram much anymore. They have been hunted there so ling OTC that the big rams are slim pickings
@@justinhiles2329 thanks man! Dumb question but you don’t know anyone that would be interested in being a guide of sorts.
Have been scouting unit 32 as I have a unit 32,34,36,37 tag for December 2019, been a humbling experience. Did you end up having better luck in 34 vs 32 ? I just cant seem to locate them in the several areas I have gone into 32 to find, not to mention all the private land/dead ends. Albert, let me know if you are willing to share notes. Thanks for the feedback Wild Five....
We have spotty service on our hunt until the end of the week. Do you have an email we could contact you on when we get back to town?
@@wildfiveoutdoors3892 marcski1 at Gmail. Thanks!
@@wildfiveoutdoors3892 any last minute guidance with the hunt starting in a few days ? thanks again
@@marcleszczynski74 we are sending you an email right now. Let us know if it doesn't come through!
@@wildfiveoutdoors3892Received your email, didn't see the attachment though. Thanks for getting back to me
Any tips for a deer tag in unit 32? Been getting my butt kicked
The only deer we saw were always up in the juniper trees. Those were over in unit 34 though. Sorry...I wish we could give you more help with the deer!
You can most certainly hunt water, put a camera on a tank and you'll see.They had a spring or a small pocket of water they were using. Go check out "LAND OF ENCHANTMENT TROPHY HUNTS". Hands down best in the business
There are only twenty species, six genera, and two tribes within the subfamily Caprinae
Taxonomy:
• Subfamily: Caprinae (Goats and Sheep)
•• Tribe: Ovini (Sheep)
••• Subtribe: Ovina (Modern Sheep)
•••• Genus: Ammotragus (Desert Sheep)
••••• Species: Ammotragus lervia (Barbary Sheep)
•••• Genus: Pseudois (Bharals)
••••• Species: Pseudois nayaur (Himalayan Bharal)
••••• Species: Pseudois szechuanensis (Chinese Bharal)
••••• Species: Pseudois schaeferi (Dwarf Bharal)
••••• Species: Pseudois helanshanensis (Helan Shan Bharal)
•••• Genus: Ovis (True Sheep)
••••• Species: Ovis gmelini (Mouflon)
••••• Species: Ovis vignei (Urial)
••••• Species: Ovis ammon (Argali)
••••• Species: Ovis nivicola (Snow Sheep)
••••• Species: Ovis dalli (Dall Sheep)
••••• Species: Ovis canadensis (Bighorn Sheep)
•• Tribe: Caprini (Goats)
••• Subtribe: Caprina (Modern Goats)
•••• Genus: Brachyceros (Turs)
••••• Species: Brachyceros caucasicus (West Caucasian Tur)
••••• Species: Brachyceros cylindricornis (East Caucasian Tur)
•••• Genus: Aegoceros (Markhor)
••••• Species: Aegoceros falconeri (Markhor)
•••• Genus: Capra (Ibexes)
••••• Species: Capra aegagrus (West Asian Ibex)
••••• Species: Capra himalayensis (Himalayan Ibex)
••••• Species: Capra ibex (Alpine Ibex)
••••• Species: Capra pyrenaica (Iberian Ibex)
••••• Species: Capra nubiana (Nubian Ibex)
••••• Species: Capra walie (Walia Ibex)