Here is a link to a hiking site that I look at every now and then. These rams call Lamoille Canyon home, in the Ruby Mountains of Nevada, just a few miles from my home. Thought everybody would enjoy the pictures.

http://www.geocities.com/bilnv/wallpaper/wallpaper.html

And here are a couple more pics of a ram and a ewe taken in the same canyon by a friend of mine last year.

Cool pics thanks.

CB I wish I had know were to glass for sheep last week when I was in Elko, it mite have keep me out of the stockman and saved me a couple of hunderd.

Ahh, I see that you were in town for the Jamboree!!

Hey Charlie Brown: What is it like to hunt these Rams? I live in North Carolina but am planning to hunt these animals someday - hope .308 is good enough.

Ummm, I think you might want to ask some others on what is is like to hunt sheep and goats. I have only seen a few, but have never actually put a stock on a mature ram. I know the concept is pretty straight forward. Glass like crazy, spot a ram, and figure out how to get higher than he is or in a position that he cannot see you and get a shot at him. Keep in mind that these pics (the ones in the link) were taken in April. The others were taken in late October or early November after the hunt was over, so they were surely not very skittish then.

Charlie Brown ! I love the pic's keep em coming.

nubo

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Nice charlie, I'm from carlin. Merlin - I havent hunted sheep , but everything ive heard say medium flat shooting calibersare best(270,25-06,280,284,ect)From what I've read your 308 might put you at a disadvantage in terms of range(unless your a military sniper).