Big Horn sheep are totally not legal to hunt in Oklahoma. Beautiful animals.
if only a few miles from there they accidentally stepped inside NM or CO….
I've always heard the sheep were in the panhandle. Every time you see about someone hunting them in a magazine or video they are a zillion feet up a mountain above timberline requiring mountain climbing skills to take one.
Never thought you would find them in the flatland.
When we visit Red River, there is always a group of them along the road just NE of town. Mostly ewes and kids. Never the adult males like in your photo's.
Never thought you would find them in the flatland.
When we visit Red River, there is always a group of them along the road just NE of town. Mostly ewes and kids. Never the adult males like in your photo's.
If the females are there, so are the males.
Which is the thinking behind free beer for chicks at the local bar...
I posted pictures of one on top of a "bluff" a while back that I took while doing a day trip with family from Keyes to Kenton and on to Capulin, NM and back. The one I saw was in New Mexico, but not very far from the state line, so this doesn't surprise me now.
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What route would you take on a bike to/from OKC? I'm thinking mainly about balancing oilfield/truck traffic vs falling off in a car sized pothole on side roads.
What route would you take on a bike to/from OKC? I'm thinking mainly about balancing oilfield/truck traffic vs falling off in a car sized pothole on side roads.
There’s not enough oilfield traffic out here nowadays. Coming from OKC you don’t see oilfield traffic very much after Seiling. Maybe a little bit around Woodward. After that it’s open.
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