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Quest for Giant Bighorns by Duncan Gilchrist  Books/Media
Quest for Giant Bighorns by Duncan Gilchrist

A state by state and province by province rundown of hunting opportunites and past successes with many photos and statistics by a long-time hunter. Outdoor Expeditions and Books, 1994. Paperback

Return of Royalty; Wild Sheep of North America by Dr. Dale E. Toweill and Dr. Valerius Geist  Books/Media
Return of Royalty; Wild Sheep of North America by Dr. Dale E. Toweill and Dr. Valerius Geist

One of the most important success stories in wild game management has been the recovery of our wild sheep populations. This book is a celebration of the return of wild sheep to many of its historical ranges. Included are state-by-state accounts of each race of sheep; historic numbers; transplants and restoration efforts; present day numbers and distribution; and the authors insights into wild sheep management in the future. Although written by professional wildlife biologists, it is non-technical and intended for a diverse audience. Boone and Crockett Club and Foundation for North American Wild Sheep, 1999. Hardcover.

The Great Arc of the Wild Sheep by James L. Clark  Books/Media
The Great Arc of the Wild Sheep by James L. Clark

First published in 1964, this remains one of the best treatises on Old World sheep. Includes sections on sheep of the Mediterranean Islands, the Near Eastern Countries, Central & Eastern Asia & North America. University of Oklahoma Press, 1994. Paperback.

The Rut by Ron Spomer  Books/Media
The Rut by Ron Spomer

In this often humorous account of the mating rituals of North American horned and antlered male sector, bighorn sheep are one of the spotlights. In a hilarious observation, the author states, “If (bighorn rams) were human, they’d all be in jail, juvenile detention centers or psychiatric wards, and it’s fault of those huge horns.” This well-written book is sure to be enjoyed by all who read it. Color photographs highlight each section. Willow Creek Press, 1996 Hardcover

Whiskey Basin Bighorns; A Guide to Viewing Bighorn Sheep.  Books/Media
Whiskey Basin Bighorns; A Guide to Viewing Bighorn Sheep.

This enjoyable video was filmed a short distance away of Dubois at Whiskey Basin, home to the largest wintering herd of Rocky Mountain Bighorns in North America. Narrator Bill Grunkmeyer takes you on a tour of Whiskey Mountain and offers valuable tips on viewing and photographing these amazing animals in their natural habitat. Grunko Films in conjunction with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, 1993. (10 minutes)


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