Beisa Oryx Hunting
Beisa Oryx Hunting Details
The Beisa Oryx, a majestic antelope native to northeastern Africa, is a prized trophy for hunters seeking a challenging and rewarding experience. At Texas Hunt Lodge, we offer hunters the opportunity to pursue Trophy Beisa Oryx year-round, providing ample flexibility for planning hunts without seasonal restrictions. Our hunters have the freedom to choose their preferred hunting method, whether it’s spot and stalk, bow hunting, rifle hunting, black powder, safari-style hunting, handgun, or hunting from a blind.
With experienced guides and a range of hunting options available, we ensure that hunters of all ages, experience levels, and physical abilities can enjoy a tailored and memorable hunting experience.
The Trophy Beisa Oryx available at Texas Hunt Lodge typically exhibit impressive horns ranging from 24 to 28 inches, with some exceptional specimens weighing up to 400 pounds. Whether hunters are seeking a personal best or aiming for a record-breaking trophy, our hunts for Trophy Beisa Oryx promise excitement, challenge, and the opportunity to harvest a remarkable trophy for the record books.
Pricing
Beisa Oryx Trophy Fee
Beisa Oryx Trophy Fee:
Trophy Fee is in addition to $395 per day which covers All-Inclusive Hunt Package.
Non-hunting guests may accompany the hunter for an additional $200 per day which
covers lodging, meals and amenities as well.
The Beisa Oryx (Oryx beisa beisa) is Native to East Africa north of the Tana River. The Beisa Oryx is not distributed and hunted on private ranches in Texas. The horns on the Beisa Oryx found on Texas ranches are the biggest in the world, providing for the ultimate trophies and hunting records.
Horn Lengths often exceed 29 inches with good Trophies in the 26-36 inch ranges. A Male Beisa Oryx typically weighs 370 to 495 lbs and the females 250-415 lbs. The Beisa Oryx appear similarly to the Gemsbok. The overall color is Sandy Gray with no black on the rump or thighs. The Black flank bands are wider than in the fringe-eared oryx, but narrower than in the gemsbok.
The Ears on the Beisa Oryx are large without a hair fringe. The horns are similar to those on a fringe-eared oryx, but slimmer, and are shorter and less divergent than the gemsbok. Beisa Oryx band together with other types of oryx and frequently hybridize producing fertile hybrids. Hybrids with Gemsbok resemble Pure Bred Gemsbok but are usually smaller.
The Beisa Oryx males reach sexual maturity at age 18 months; females at 2 years. The gestation period for Horned Oryx is 8 1/2 to 9 months and they typically give birth to 1 offspring at a time. The breeding season is all year. At Texas Hunt Lodge, we also offer oryx hunts, including texas scimitar horned oryx hunts, scimitar oryx, and trophy scimitar horned oryx hunts, which are among the most sought after in the state.
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