How bout some undead Bighorn Sheep

[FAIRCHASE]

Few pics from the weekend ......

 

[lancetkenyon]

Amazing photos. Thank you for posting them.

 

[ramrod79]

Couple tanks in that bunch super pictures. Here are a couple from work this past week not as big but still nice.

 

[FAIRCHASE]

Couple weekends ago ..

 

[FAIRCHASE]

Last Oct ..

 

[ramrod79]

Absolutely AWESOME !!!!!

 

[snox801]

Those are amazing photos.
That's one of my dream hunts but wouldn't even know where to start.

 

[Sykes]

Those dudes are unreal! Awesome pictures

 

[Guy M]

Those are amazing photos.
That's one of my dream hunts but wouldn't even know where to start.

Tags. That can be incredibly tough. I've been applying for bighorn tags for a long time with no results. Frankly, am unlikely to be drawn for the tag while I'm still young & tough enough for the hunt!

Of course there are hunts that can be booked, where a draw is not necessary, but... My wallet isn't that full.

So, I too "hunt" them with my camera:

Guy

 

[FAIRCHASE]

Been on just one sheep hunt (not my tag) in NW MT (Cabinets).

 

[ub270]

Fantastic photos ! Thanks for sharing !

 

[CUTTER1]

Have just a dessert to go for my Grand Slam so those pictures get my blood flowing again. Likely will never draw one in my lifetime, but seeing big Rams of any species is stimulating and when a couple are in the 190+ range it's just pure exciting!

 

[mpayne]

Great Pic's thanks for putting them out there for us to enjoy!

 

[chindits]

**** nice rams. They make the rams in this part of CO look like teenagers. Too bad a few of our herds are on the decline and probably just a matter of time before another major die off. My understanding is that all the herds are carrying around here so domestic contact isn't necessary but that can happen easy enough with the grazing allotments and foraying.