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SD-2008.12.31#055.3. It always made me take pause and wonder how sheep like this had the accident that broke and caused the malformation of their horns. It's common in a larger group of sheep that one or two show this type of injury. There was another Ewe not far from this one that had a broken horn. This Ewe is along Turnagain Arm south or Anchorage Alaska.
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SD-2008.12.31#055.3. It always made me take pause and wonder how sheep like this had the accident that broke and caused the malformation of their horns. It's common in a larger group of sheep that one or two show this type of injury. There was another Ewe not far from this one that had a broken horn. This Ewe is along Turnagain Arm south or Anchorage Alaska.

  • SD-2007.9.1#200-Alaska Dall ram. Many people were unbelieving that Dall Sheep would browse on Mountain Alders and Shrub Birch for a long time. It happens only after a couple of hard freezes occur killing the toxins in the plant. Pretty good evidence of him doing that. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2007.9.1. A Dall ram I was familiar with for several years but this was the last time I saw him. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2007.12.17#009.4. These two young Dall sheep ewes look out of place on this "Goaty" looking cliff. Turnagain Arm, Alaska.
  • SD-2007.12.19#033.5. A big Dall Ram tending a Ewe above Turnagain Arm south of Anchorage Alaska.
  • SD-2008.6.9#009. A Ewe and newborn lamb make thier way along the cliffs near Windy Point, Turnagain Arm Alaska.
  • SD-2008.6.15#065-A nice Dall ram on a dark overcast day grazing on new grass and Sedge. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2008.6.15#082-A Dall sheep ram on a dark stormy day. Note how the color has washed from his horns after extended periods of rain this year. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2008.9.5#013.b7. Resting on the top of Savage Canyon in Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2008.9.5#070-A Dall ram posing and showing off his horns for me. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2008.9.5#081-A Dall ram portrait. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2008.9.5#091-A young Dall sheep poses for a portrait. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2008.9.5#132-A Dall ram in a cliffy area chewing his cud. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2008.9.5#158-Dall Sheep in Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2008.9.5#169- Sheep, Dall. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2008.9.5#190- Two Dall rams rest in a canyon on a high ledge. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2008.9.5#227-A really nice full curl Dall ram rests on a high mountain ridge. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2008.9.5#267jptfrwa5. A Dall ram is resting as the sun is leaving his canyon. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2008.12.31#055.3. It always made me take pause and wonder how sheep like this had the accident that broke and caused the malformation of their horns. It's common in a larger group of sheep that one or two show this type of injury. There was another Ewe not far from this one that had a broken horn. This Ewe is along Turnagain Arm south or Anchorage Alaska.
  • SD-2009.9.16#034-A Dall ram giving me a strange look. Denali Park Alaska.
  • SD-2009.9.16#036- I followed and observed this Dall ram feeding on blueberries that were down in these willows and alders. Denali Park Alaska.
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