160 ram

crosshairz · Jul 27, 2003

I was just wondering,but I can buy a bighorn sheep that is in the 160 class and i was just wondering what a sheep like that would sell for. Any help would be appreicated

azbiggame · Jul 27, 2003

just guessing,that YOU don't "HUNT SHEEP"? And are poosibly buying to resell?A liitle more INFO would help,Shoulder Mount,or Lifesize.Bighorn? Desert,Calif or Rocky? "160" is about average for a Good Ca.Bighorn,Average for a Desert,but a "DINK for a Rocky.Call your Local Taxidermist,and ask His price,$$$,offer the "Seller" half.it always depends if you are "BUYING or SELLING" what something is worth---

crosshairz · Jul 27, 2003

As you were right I am not a sheep hunter I am a muley hunter. And I am just try to start a collection of horns and antlers.And i thought that this would be a good start, but i would like to get hooked on sheep hunting, but I am only 17 and don't have a ton of money. Because I know that sheep hunting is really spendy, but thanks for the info and other info would help thanks.
Tan

Paul_Crawford · Jul 27, 2003

Dude, first off spend time on the English language. Your post was terrible.

About sheep. Ahhhh, a fine sport. I was drawn a few years ago. Was screwed by F&G, but am surviving. Still dream about the sheep everyday! Anyway, sheep hunting isn't expensive if you put in for the special hunts. Good luck, PC.

woodey · Jul 28, 2003

P.C. how did the Fish and Game Dept. screw up your hunt ?

Woody

ElmerFudd · Jul 28, 2003

As far as the mount goes, it depends a lot on the quality of the taxidermy. I really get a kick out of trying to put a worth on an animal by "score". What the animal is worth to the hunter (or his family and friends) depends on a lot more than that. I guess if you are buying it from someone you do not know and there is no story behind it????