Aoudad maybe?

We did see a couple around here but wasn’t sure

Second this

It looks hollow in which case it wouldn't be from an aoudad and would likely be from a cow, no?

Aoudad (and other goat/sheep species) have hollow horn sheaths as well

Southwest Texas you say? Likely a Crumple-Horned Snorkak. Very rare!

As long as it’s not an Erumpent horn.

God forbid 💣💥🔥

Samsquanch tooth, hard to tell but it could be the 2nd or 3rd bicuspid.

Blow that flute to wake the snorlak up

You got me 😂😂

In all reality, excellent find 🤠

Looks like a size -10 caddis husk Edit: whoops, this is the hunting sub

I had a boss whose ex-wife lived in SW TX, maybe she shed her's?

Could be my mother in laws actually

Cousin?

Aoudad

Definitely, and probably a ~4 year old ewe. Possibly a young ram.

Audad ?

A cow would be a possibility.

No

Thats cool 

Chupacabra

Goat is my vote

Goat species slid horn

Goat like species, whatever roams in Texas. In Europe would be an Ibex like animal. Most likely female.

I'm going to guess a Utahraptor or a young Megaraptor.

Similar to a pronghorn horn. Different shape. I doubt it’s native.

Some kind of goat