Animals

The Indian Axis is the most valued exotic trophy for the antlers and beautiful, spotted hide, as well as the best meat of all the exotics. Axis can be hunted year round.

The White-tailed deer, native to North America, is distinguished by its iconic white tail and impressive antlers. White-tail can be hunted November-January.

During the fall and winter, this Indian antelope turns blacker and appears more aggressive. Horns grow to be about eighteen inches or better. Black Buck can be hunted year round.

The Barasingha deer, originating from India, boasts a distinctive presence with its twelve-tined antlers, while its hide showcases a blend of rich tones. Barasingha can be hunted year round.

From the southern Sahara of Africa, these large royal antelope offer long, razor-sharp horns in both sexes and extraordinary meat. Scimis can be hunted year round. 

This European deer is prized as the trophy of kings with large, palmated antlers. Fallow can be hunted October-March.

Native to the arid regions of Southern Africa,  The Gemsbok antelope is a large and aggressive antelope. Gemsbok can be hunted year round.  

The Addax antelope, native to the Sahara Desert, is a resilient and rare species recognized for its distinctive spiral horns and striking white coat. Addax can be hunted year round.

The Sable Antelope, an African beauty, is characterized by its magnificent, curved horns and sleek, dark coat. Sables can be hunted year round.

The Eland, a notable African antelope, stands out with its robust build, distinctive spiral horns, and light tan coat. Eland can be hunted year round.

The Greater Kudu, an iconic African antelope, is recognized for its elegant spiral horns and striking vertical white stripes on its torso. Kudu can be hunted year round.

The Turkey, a native of North America, is celebrated for its distinctive fan-like tail, colorful plumage, and gobbling calls. Turkey can be hunted March/April-May.