So I was taking a short hike today before our weekly snow storm, looking for lion tracks , and happened on to these young fellars.
They were quite unconcerned, like most young, they munched ,farted,pushed and shoved, went on there merry way.

Cool picture. One day I will get the chance to hunt them. I really enjoy going to colorado and watching the bighorns.

nice - ours are white - or white adn grey

Jer Bear

Nice.  I saw 3 desert rams on the way to work the other day, wish I would have had my camera.

Mark

PLEASE get a picture of those desert dwellers

hey was a good time at the banquet sat, I ended up with jakes whittlin bow--finished it off--what fun!

The banquet was nice, Fred was very entertaining.

Always a nice sight. Great pic.

Nice pics Scott,where did you find them?

I'd love the chance to hunt them, some day.  I guess I better start saving up.....lol.

Great photo.

HH:  Been wandering what you've been up to lately.  And here to think I was thinking the answer was "no good" -- lol.....

Obviously they HAVEN'T seen your avatar!

A nice experience and photograph. Thanks!

Got some picks of these guys last week

think this guy was saying take my picture

WOW guys...this Illinois flatander is jealous. Awesome pics!

Awesome pictures, thanks for sharing. I would love to hunt these someday.

Wow, cool pix guys!

I've only seen a flash of one as we drove past a ewe on the side of the road in Gallatin Valley in MT.

It would be a real treat to spend some time around such an awesome critter.

The western mountains are just incredible        

Nice pictures thanks for sharing... a bit jealous of where you get to take your daliy hikes!

I posted this before.It is the big ram I photographed several weeks ago.

As awesome as these animals are,they are very susceptible to disease,especially if they mingle with domestic livestock.They get a form of pneumonia that can sweep through a herd and kill most of the sheep in just a few months.

We are having die offs right now in a couple of our sheep units.In the 15 years that I have lived in Montana I can recall at least 5 sheep units that experienced these die offs.They will come back eventually but sometimes the State has to restock the areas and of course it takes several years to get a huntable population again.

Add to that,mountain lions eat them like candy.Sheep have a tough life.