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Big Horn Sheep Gifts

These amazing Big Horn Sheep statues make great gifts for that person that is hard to buy for. Know any hunters that have been out west hunting for Big Horns? These statues will keep their dreams alive. These statues are exquisite in detail and they capture some of the most beautiful moments in nature.

The bighorn sheep has tan or brown fur. It has a white belly, rump and muzzle. It is best known for its large horns. The rams or males have large, thick curving horns. The ewe's or female's horns are more slender and less curved. Males weigh between 125-300 pounds, females weigh between 75-200 pounds. The bighorn is a good climber and jumper. Its hooves are hard around the outside and soft on the inside, which help give them traction on slippery rocks(nhptv.org).

Simpkins Two Big Horn Sheep Statue $110.00 These two mature rams looking back as if spooked by a predator or a hunter. These two majestic Big Horn Sheep have amazing detail. This resin collectible stands 9.75" x 6.6" x 9.5". In the fall, males have head butting contests to establish dominance. They run at each other at speeds of up to 20 miles an hour and ram their heads together. Rams usually only fight with rams who have horns that are about the same size as their horn. Head butting contests can last as long as 20 hours! The dominant ram will mate with more females than the other rams. When a male is ready to mate, he will go into a herd of females. The female will chase the male before they mate. Sometimes a male will kick a female to get her to chase him(nhptv.org).