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The guys are running mostly Kuiu gear in the verde pattern. I believe they had merino shirts and the attack pants.

@@gilamonsteroutdoors Did the attack pants run hot?

@YoungCesarC they can be a little warm mid day, especially if it gets into the 90s. The vents help, but we have moved to the Tiburon pants from Kuiu and the 206 pant from Stone Glacier (which are much more durable).

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We used a 7mm rem mag on this hunt. Bullet choice wasn’t the best. Both those calibers would work great, they sure are tough animals! Thanks for watching!

Thank you!!!

Thanks Jacob. Couldn’t have found those nice bucks if we didn’t have your spotting scope!You played a big role in this hunt!

​@gilamonsteroutdoors lol, no you boys actually use it to find things. It's a paperweight in my house for too much of the year😂

Thank you! It was a tough hunt. I think that’s what makes it so much fun. Thanks for watching!

Thank you. They’re fun to hunt. Would love to chase them in AZ next year! Thanks for watching!

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Big coues guys over here for sure!

Thank you! And yes, we’re all from Las Cruces!

@@gilamonsteroutdoors nice man! From the silver city area, really enjoy your videos!

@justindiaz6545 not too far from us! We ought to link up for a hunt soon! Thanks for the support!

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Its a shame that we had an antler only tag...

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We would always be down to link up for a hunt! Thanks for watching 👍

It’s pretty rough for the wildlife in some of these desert units. These oryx in this area survive off of the nearby cattle tanks. It also helps that they can defend themselves from mountain lions!

I used a 7mm rem mag on this hunt paired with a Hornady Superformance 162 grain bullet. I highly recommend using a different type of ammunition!

@@gilamonsteroutdoors Thank you for the reply! I generally hunt with the Barnes TTSX in a 7mm Rem Mag -- trying to find out what works best to bring these beasts down.

Thanks for watching. I took this sheep on the same January hunt you have. The mountainous areas are great, but they can wear you down. Spend a lot of time behind the glass and if you don’t see rams in a group or around a group, try to locate a new group. They could be solo or grouped up as well. We released another sheep video this year where we took a 26” ram. That video is titled “Sheep Fever” if you want to give it a watch. Both units hold sheep, they just offer different hunting topography!

That’s awesome, it’ll be a great hunt for sure. We pulled some good tags this year, so we will have some good videos lined up for next year!

@@gilamonsteroutdoors Great to hear! Thanks for putting out some great content!

@BigJohn505 we appreciate it! Thank you for watching!

We are hoping you get a toad of a sheep!

Thanks for watching. It depends on the hunt. Early seasons can be great for hunting around water. This hunt was during the rut, and if you’re finding does the bucks are usually with them or nearby. Any other time usually involves a lot of glassing in areas with good bedding spots and feed or water nearby. We find it best to get to vantage points early in the morning and late in the evenings to spot them as they’re moving!

Cinnamon coat. Pretty common here in New Mexico!

It happens. Sometimes we get caught in the moment, especially when its family or friends. We are constantly working to improve our videos, and getting better shot film is at the top of our list this season!

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That’s what they want you to think. They don’t like when we get big sheep on the public…

The Black Gold Ascent Verdict 5 pin sight.

We lost some audio due to a mic going out during the hunt. We covered with a soundtrack because of that reason. We appreciate the input. Thanks for watching.

We had a camera malfunction during the hunt so the clips of talking are covered with ambient music due to the loss of sound. Thank you for your input.

Can’t wait to get you guys on the channel soon!

It was a blast. Hopefully we get to do it again this year!

We don’t really like to share spots over the internet. Other groups have gotten some bad feedback from that due to ruining other hunters spots. If you’d like to talk more on Oryx. Feel free to reach out to us on any of our social media platforms!

That’s what this sheep is called. Realistically, compared to every other sheep, it is the cheapest in price. However, if you’re hunting them in Texas on private it can be an expensive hunt. But in New Mexico, the draw is fairly cheap. We just thought it was a cool name for the video!

Since they’re legal to hunt with in New Mexico, they are nice to use because the gun shot isn’t so loud. And in the event that you need a follow up shot, you’re more likely to have a better chance with a suppressor. It wasn’t really needed, but we didn’t want to redial the rifle in since we had it in from the beginning!

@@gilamonsteroutdoors ok. I just don’t want to give the government any more info than I already do.

Thanks for watching! It’s a pretty rugged area for sure, but that canyon is very obvious!

Thank you for watching. They sure are a blast to hunt, but drawing can be difficult sometimes. They have increased tag numbers this past year, so hopefully it increases your chances and you pull a good tag!

@@gilamonsteroutdoors I found out yesterday that I got picked for Units 29/30 for this bucket list hunt for this old man! Do you have any tips?

@kevzzz1186 heck yeah! The best piece of advice I’ll give you is don’t sleep on the 29 area of the units. 30 is full of big mountains and good sheep, but those mesa and hill areas in 29 hold some good ones too. You can cover more country in 29 and find a good sheep!

@@gilamonsteroutdoors Thank you for the sound advise. Best of luck...

Thank you! A good shot and a nice buck for this youth hunters first deer!

Agreed

That’s exactly what we do, hunt for food. Wild game meat is as healthy as it gets, pure organic food. It feeds our family and prevents us from buying processed meats!

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Thank you for watching. Battling the wind is tough, especially when your scope has no windage marks. But thankfully the second shot landed!

It was tough, but not impossible. We will try to reach out and get some intel for you. Hit us up on Instagram or Facebook and we can share some areas!

@@gilamonsteroutdoors sweet will do:)

Thanks for watching! It was hard to identify them since we never had hunted sheep before, I think we were just excited to have the opportunity to hunt them! Good luck on your hunt!

Thank you for watching! Good luck on your hunt. Let us know how it goes!

Thank you! That fever is real, can’t wait to chase them again soon!