Hawaiian Black rams will typically be solid black although they

may also have small areas of white or even brown. Due to their

striking color they are often sought after by hunters and are 

also one of the four rams in the Texas Slam (ROE).

Another crossbred sheep developed in Texas for hunters, The 

original cross was with Mouflon sheep and Barbados blackbelly

Today there are other crosses but most will be slick haired, with

a light to dark brown coat with black legs and bellys. Also one 

of the four rams species in the Texas Ram Slam.

Mouflon Sheep will typically be brownish red with an eye

catching white saddle patch. These are usually one of the 

harder sheep to hunt, as their sight is extraordinary. They are 

also part of the Texas Slam (ROE). 

Also called Rambo ram on many hunting ranches, the Merino is 

a wool sheep originating in Spain. There impressive headgear 

has made them a favorite for Texas hunters. Merino will 

routinely tip the scales near 300#.  (part of Bighorn Slam)

Catalina billies can very greatly in color, and be solid color or 

multi-color. Horns will typically grow up and out giving them a 

large tip to tip spread making them impressive trophies. 

Catalina are one of the six species needed for the Bighorn Slam.

Aoudad are very wary and tend to stay in the most dense parts

of the ranch, making them the most difficult of all rams to hunt.

Rams with their thick bibs and chaps along with sweeping horns

make them an awesome trophy. Aoudad ewes have a very

similar look only with shorter horns and less mass.