PRICE LIST FOR EXOTICS, Prices effective January 1, 2010**

**All prices on the list are in addition to and do not include the basic hunting package fee.

Axis
$200            Doe
$500            Buck less than 120 points, Record of Exotics
$1,200          Buck 120 points up to 133 points (bronze and silver)
$1,500          Buck 134 points and up (gold)    
                (all measurements to nearest 1/8 inch)


Aoudad Sheep
$300            Ewe
$500            Ram, less than 23" horn length, longest horn
$1,000          Ram, 23" to 27 7/8" horn length, longest horn
$1,500          Ram, 28" and over; add $100 for each inch over 30", longest horn
                (all measurements to nearest 1/8 inch)


Barbados, Mouflon or Corsican Sheep
$200            Ewe
$500            Ram, Bronze and over (Record of Exotics)


Feral or Russian Hogs
$75             Each hog over 50# additional to those included in packages
                above.  Less than 50#, no charge.

Please note: All bucks in velvet will be judged as to potential size by the owner and will be

charged accordingly. You should be careful what you shoot in velvet!

**All prices on the list are in addition to and do not include the basic hunting package fee.

Axis deer have reddish orange or brown coats, covered with white spots. We sometimes refer to them as the "polka-dotted" deer. Bucks have tall, round horns with sharp points, and normally no more than three points to a side. Their horns may reach 30-38 inches in main beam length. Size of the animal is usually around 40 to 50 % heavier than an average Whitetail. They are indisputably one of the most beautiful of deer to behold. The meat is very low fat and deliciously similar to beef in flavor.

Fallow Deer may closely resemble an axis deer in body shape, but bucks have palmated, flattened antlers and may be brown, white, or spotted in color. The Fallow doe in the spotted color phase does look somewhat like an Axis doe, but the coat color is not as red, is much lighter, and the spot pattern does not come down as far on the belly as in the Axis.

Red deer or Sikh deer do not resemble Axis or Fallow deer in coat color--Sikh deer may have spots, but are unlike an Axis or Fallow in appearance. Both Red Deer and Sikh horns are similar in that they tend to be round and sharp pointed. The Red Deer is closely related to and resembles an Elk, though not as large.