Yes sir, they are attracted to much the same as whitetail, including attraction to corn or protein. Given the right terrain and situation, they are one of the hardest game animals to get on and cleanly kill. I took me quite a few years to get on free ranging with a bow. Suggest mounting the front half the animals, because the chaps (main into long hair on front legs) really adds to the awe, this animal deserves, also known at Barbary Sheep as I think they originated from N. Africa.
During rut, we've actually had the rams charge a 4 wheeler or pick/up. Unless your shot is perfectly in the vitals, you've never ran into a tougher animal. I think them and Nilgai are the two most ignored, great imports we have to hunt. Good luck and enjoy it, also you cannot be too quiet or camo'd, as a wild Aoudad, can take a whitetail to school.
Tony Dukes
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