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An earlier version of this survey invitation was sent without the survey ID number being merged in. If you are one of the early respondents, you do not need to reply again - your response will be kept. We apologize for the mistake and the double email.
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Aoudad, also known as barbary sheep, are a type of wild sheep native to Africa. It was introduced into the Palo Duro Canyon in 1957, and can now be found in the Panhandle, Edwards Plateau, and Trans-Pecos ecoregions of Texas. Their large numbers and propensity for steep, mountain habitats create an exciting and accessible opportunity for many hunters. However, there are many different attitudes toward aoudad and numerous management strategies used to manage them. To adequately assess all attitudes and management activities toward aoudad, we are seeking your input. We value your thoughts and are sending this questionnaire to landowners in the Trans-Pecos, as well as hunting license buyers who resided in the Trans-Pecos counties during the 2024-25 season.
For more information about aoudad and bighorn sheep, go to https://tpwmagazine.com/archive/2023/aug/scout3_wildlife/.
Please follow the link below to answer this survey. When asked for your survey ID number, please enter --.
For questions, please feel free to contact Shawn Gray at shawn.gray@tpwd.texas.gov or (432) 837-0666.
This survey should take less than 10 minutes to complete. Please respond by October 10, 2025.
Thank you for your participation.
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
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