interesting read on trophy bighorns
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The author is also a B&C scorer and seemingly regular guy. Who knows, he might even be willing to talk hunting/conservation with an over confident old person who starts arguments on the internet (starts with a "w" and ends in "alking buffalo). He's got an e-mail address.
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Past research on sheep revealed something else of note. Not only are rams bigger in body and horn size when born in a below carrying capacity population, ewes have a higher fecundity. High harvest of rams and ewes keeping populations low and young actually results in an ability to harvest MORE larger, healthier sheep than harvest regimes from "older" herds at carrying capacity.
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Have you seen rams constantly prodding and butting each other?
It is what sheep do and must be done to get attention.
Sheep hunters are no different.
Thanks for the compliment.
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