Bighorn sheep are such impressive mammals that it is very easy to see why they have earned their designation as the state animal of Colorado. They can be found in pockets around the state, preferring the south-facing cliffs of canyons and the high peaks.
"A Swift Kick"
The rams like to prod each other as a display of dominance. They also do this to the ewes just before mating. But first the big boys have to get their disagreements sorted out.
"A Swift Kick"
The rams like to prod each other as a display of dominance. They also do this to the ewes just before mating. But first the big boys have to get their disagreements sorted out.
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