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Bighorn Photo Sheep
A bighorn photo sheep can be viewed on most hunting sites that feature pictures of North American hunting.
These animals inhabit alpine meadows, grassy mountain slopes and foothill country near rugged, rocky cliffs and bluffs, allowing for quick escape. In winter, they prefer slopes 2,500-5,000 feet where annual snowfall is less than 60 inches a year.
A bighorn photo sheep can be viewed on most hunting sites that feature pictures of North American hunting.
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Bighorn Photo Sheep -
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To communicate they use vocalization. Males do not defend territories but rather engage in battles over mating access to a particular female. Age as well as horn determines male dominance status. Although not as well built for climbing as mountain goats, they zigzag up and down cliff faces with amazing ease. A bighorn photo sheep can be viewed on most hunting sites that feature pictures of North American hunting.
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