Exotic hunting is a 3 day - 2 night package, arriving the first day of the package at 1:00 PM and departing the third day before 11:00 AM. The package includes: meals; lodging; maid service; transportation while on the ranch; guide service; drinks; game cleaned and quartered

Since 1996, Briscoe Exotic Game Ranch has offered year-round hunting of exotic deer, rams, and hogs with a guide. We have a “no kill – no pay” policy. The ranch operates on 3,300 acres of land with 160 acres of high fence.

Our success rate with firearms is 85% on Axis and 95% on everything else. Our bow hunters success rate is 65%.

Briscoe Exotic Game Ranch is located in the Alvin area, less then hour from Houston.

Hunts are booked on a first-come, first-serve basis. We will hold reservations for no more than 10 days without a deposit.

A 50% non-refundable deposit is required on all hunts. Balance is due 30 days prior to hunt on some hunts, and on arrival with other hunts. Balances being paid on arrival must be paid with cash, cashiers check or travelers checks. NO EXCEPTIONS!!!

Deposits are non-refundable, unless Hunter can be replaced at full price. It is not our obligation to replace Hunter if cancellation occurs.

Upon receipt of deposit, we will send a receipt of deposit, confirmation letter and contract policy on all hunts.

Daily fees will range from $100 - $225 per day, per person, according to ranch hunted and amenities requested.

We enforce a Wounded Animal Policy; if you draw blood, it's yours.

Drinking of alcoholic beverages is not allowed while hunting. We reserve the right to refuse a Client hunting privileges if Client is deemed to be unsafe of mind or being.

Exclusions we do not provide: Alcoholic beverages, regular hunting equipment, guns or personal effects. We can arrange for fire arms and ammo with proper notice.

Clients must pay for Hunting Licenses, Taxidermy Services and alcoholic beverages.

We will ship mounts, cape and antlers to Clients requested destination. Client will be charged for shipping expenses, as well as a service charge for crating and handling

It is obviously a corsican, but with split main beams. Some say it is the result of cross-breeding with a four-hour. I think it is an interesting mount that Randy Brown with Wildlife Images is working on out of his Wimberly workshop.

Bud Force was hunting free range on a friend's ranch near Pandale, Tx when he took this trophy corsican ram. There is not much else to say but, "WOW"