"What a special sighting!" Hikers capture stunning images of unexpected creatures in hills overlooking Los Angeles: 'To see ...

Male sheep use their horns for eating and fighting. Their horns can reach up to 40 inches and weigh up to 14 kilograms. "But in females, we don't know what the horns are really useful for," Deakin ...

The big horn sheep now in the Franklin Mountains were captured and brought out of the Elephant Mountains near Alpine by helicopter before being loaded into trailers for transport to El Paso.

Bighorn sheep are stocky, muscular animals known for their massive curled horns and impressive climbing abilities. They can be found scattered around southern British Columbia, western Alberta, and ...

Forces as old as South Dakota itself are clashing at the base of Elk Mountain, where a third-generation rancher is locking horns with government wildlife officials over the bighorn sheep that have ...

Fremont County was home to the largest herd of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep in the lower 48 states — an estimated 2,500 ...

But a few years ago he found himself in Colorado on a talus slope above 12,000 feet with his rifle aimed at the gray, wooly vitals of a Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep. He pulled the trigger, the sheep ...

Bighorn sheep to get drinking stations as drought becomes new normal Up to 90 artificial watering holes are planned in Southern California to help sheep stay hydrated and fed and to reduce inbreeding.

These very real animals are Nelson’s bighorn sheep, Ovis canadensis nelsoni, a tan-colored, hooved mammal with a crown of horns adorning their heads. They eat grasses along mountain outcroppings.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife shared a video on social media of a group of endangered desert bighorn sheep being airlifted ...

Female bighorn sheep with smaller horns are less reproductively fit, U of A study says. Ishita Verma | CBC News | Posted: Saturday, October 1st, 2022 2:30 PM | Last Updated: October 1st, 2022.