would anyone have any intrest in a hunting preserve?

[KimberRich]

Make sure if you are getting ANY animals from out of state you get the proper paperwork form the Dept. of Agriculture. They have recently changed and allegedly plan on enforcing the rules with importing any animal/livestock in Washington (mad cow deal)  . I got a multi-page letter from them and all I deal with is birds. It could get real expensive if you do not have everything approved ahead of time . Good luck.

What are you doing up at this hour?? You need your beauty sleep so you can spend all your money on guns in the morning.

[carpsniperg2]

not a prob my family has been farming and ranching here for 126 years, already got the calls in since i have never delt with sheep coming from Oregon to washington they need scrapese id tags, health certificate, and a brucolosis test on the ram  i got it covered but thanks for the concern "mind the spelling lol"

[bucklucky]

I just had some clients get back from that Clover creek ranch in Oregon. They took a Watusi, longhorn/watusi cross , Mouflon, 2 4-horns or Jacobs Rams, and a angora. I was thinking about doing it to get a few specimens until they told me what them stinky little things cost  Im not paying 800 bucks for an jacobs . Them things stink  I think the Watusi was like 2500! Id like a Mouflon though. Maybe a Texas Dall.

[carpsniperg2]

yeah i would be less than them for sure, that is what we were talking about and yes they are spendy down there for sure and there is not one around here so i think i can hit a bit of market we all get board sitting around great youth hunts try new gear archery muzzle and put meat in the freezer and horns on the wall as well i would also do some budget rams and hogs as well.