Exhibits
North American Slam
Our North American Slam exhibit includes the four bighorn sheep species found in North America: the desert bighorn sheep, the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, the stone sheep, and the Dall sheep.
Sheep Mountain
Sheep Mountain is our main display and most complicated diorama. Sheep Mountain depicts the lives of mountain wildlife, including rams, lambs, ewes, and coyotes. The exhibit even includes true-to-life recreations of mountain flora and seasonal changes.
“Snowflake” Albino Bighorn Sheep
The rarest of all North American wildlife, the albino bighorn named “Snowflake.” The albino bighorn sheep is one-in-a-million; there may never be another. Snowflake was put on display in December 2023.
The project was funded by the Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation and he was mounted by Kim Lutz.
Horsecreek Grizzlies
Our Horsecreek Grizzlies exhibit stands as a stark reminder humans should not interfere with wildlife. When humans feed bears, those bears lose their fear of humans and risk damaging property and injuring people. This mother bear and her two cubs were removed from the population for that very reason.
Carlsburg Super Slam
The Carlsburg Super Slam consists of 12 different wild sheep throughout the world. All 12 sheep were harvested by Richard Carlsburg, a longtime resident of Jackson, WY, from 1971-1993. The Super Slam was donated by Richard’s wife, Barbara in 2000.
Center Mural
Our mural on the north wall was painted by fine artist Cindy Moore in 2025. The mural depicts the incredible views of the Torrey Valley, which is where the Whiskey Herd winters each year. This project began in February 2025 and was completed in May 2025.