sbhooper, when you say "Texas-style hunting", what exactly do you mean? I'd wager money Texas style hunting includes every style of hunting that everyone does in any state, except chasing them with dogs.
Spot and stalk hunting in wild, open mountainous country for elk, muleys, whitetails, sheep, etc?
Spot and stalk for antelope in wide open, flat country?
Sitting in a stand of some sort in the middle of a 30,000 low fenced property?
High Fence?
Best of luck on your hunt. I've never shot an axis but it's on my bucket list.
I don't see tracking, still hunting or deer drives on the list. All of those are quite popular in the Northeast. Of course snow is a good thing to have for tracking.
