Aoudad Sheep Season Ends in Texas Panhandle with Record Harvest
The five day Aoudad hunting season in Palo Duro Basin Texas ended at sunset January 8 with 28 sheep killed, including several large horned trophies. Hunters from Briscoe Randall Armstrong and other counties contributed to a record total, with notable kills on Stroup and Cogdell ranches and multiple hunters named from Amarillo Claude Hereford Garland Plainview and Tulsa. Weather improved over 1968 aiding harvest and permit system remains in effect.
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