I had a hell of a year with clients hunting Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep
This was our state draw hunters ram with my ugly mug in the picture. Had him meet me on the road at 6:30am and we were done by 8:30am. He heavily broomed on his left but if you doubled his right side he's 182" and has 16 2/8" bases
This is a ram my clients killed with me in October. Pictures simply do not do this ram justice. 16 7/8" bases, 16 3/8" on his seconds and well over 15" on his thirds his score starts to add up pretty quick. He officially grossed 191" and netted 190 3/8" making him one of the top 6 or 7 Rockies killed in NM one one of the best all time killed by a woman.
I'll get a couple more pictures up shortly
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Amazing. Great stuff, Drum. Thanks for sharing. Quite the dent/gash in the headgear of that one old boy. Looks like he squared off with a plow blade as a younger lad...
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Originally posted by AnotherAZWriter: The amount of drop and mass below the jaw on that 191 is incredible. Wow!
He is magnificent! I'll post a few videos of him on the hoof a little later. I knew he was big but this being the first ever sheep hunt in that unit made it tough to field judge. I do t think anybody could have given him damn near 17" on the bases. His mass is simply world class
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