For many, the hardest part of hunting a North American wild ram isn't the mountain—it is simply getting permission to be there.
Wild sheep—whether the majestic of the Alaskan wilderness, the massive Rocky Mountain bighorn , or the elusive desert bighorn —do not live in places that are easily accessible. They live where the earth stands on edge. RAM HUNTING
Red, Red, Red. Wildlife biologist and outdoor writer… - The Hole Story For many, the hardest part of hunting a
: To find a mature ram, you must go where the tree line ends and the shale begins. This is a world of vertical cliff faces, unpredictable blizzards, and oxygen-deprived peaks. Red, Red, Red
: Wild sheep possess eyesight that is the equivalent of a human looking through 8x binoculars. They spend their days on high vantage points, calmly looking down for danger.
The Ultimate High-Altitude Test: The Mystique and Madness of Ram Hunting
What is it about the wild ram that turns rational hunters into lifelong addicts? ⛰️ The Vertical Arena