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Brother Fubar;
Thanks for the additional sheep photos.

Indeed it looks to be steep, but that's where they live isn't it?

Crazy things we hunters do, you know?

While I wasn't running up and down, I was still feeling pretty salty to trod the same places at 60 that I did when I was 30, though I do use a walking stick now for sure Brother Fubar and it's a huge help.

Photo from the sheep rocks looking down onto the main Okanagan.



Thanks so much again, I'm really enjoying this very much.

Best to one and all.

Dwayne

Brother Fubar;
Thanks for the additional sheep photos.

Indeed it looks to be steep, but that's where they live isn't it?

Crazy things we hunters do, you know?

While I wasn't running up and down, I was still feeling pretty salty to trod the same places at 60 that I did when I was 30, though I do use a walking stick now for sure Brother Fubar and it's a huge help.

Photo from the sheep rocks looking down onto the main Okanagan.



Thanks so much again, I'm really enjoying this very much.

Best to one and all.

Dwayne

I have posted this several times but it is my all time favorite....

Pretty little lake full of Cutthroats

Boo.....

Hopefully I can encounter one soon with 8mm bullet or a 20 gauge accutip slug.
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Brother Dwayne.... Your post and sheep are the "good stuff" seriously!!!
I am somewhat familiar with your brand of sheep, the California Bighorn... as I was fortunate enough to draw a tag for the same subspecies.... now keep in mind I am a "wanna be" sheep hunter and am generally fascinated with wild sheep...
My bighorn was from the mountains of South central Oregon, of all places.
The unit I applied for had the best drawing odds but the worst trophy quality... I didn't care.
Much to my amazement, I drew a tag, I have very little luck in the tag lottery in general.
My financial situation at the time was well... meager... so I scouted , hunted and did everything on my own.
It was an amazing and incredibly difficult hunt... in 4 days of scouting and 6 days of hunting I saw one ram I would consider worthy.
In my unit there was one other hunter, we spent time together and he wasn't having much luck either. He was a gentleman my age and was hunting with his son.
His son was a hardcore sheep hunter with several rams under his belt!
We were all struggling, the temps were in the 90's.... the climb was 2000' each day.... but that is sheep hunting...
I did fill my tag on the 6th day of hunting...


And here he is....