Nice ram.

[Yukon Mike]

This guy came back to town here a couple of days ago and hasn't stopped smiling as of yesterday. Jud's dad was guiding him when they got this whopper. 174" rough scored which makes it the best stone ram I've ever seen in hand. 15.5 " bases, 42" long I think. Great picture!

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[Huntindave McCann]

cool beans, anybody we know?

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[R.A. Coleman]

WOW!

and thats as understatemant...

YUM is how its gonna taste.

 

[Yukon Mike]

Here's a shot for perspective. The one on the left is a legal full curl that anyone would be happy with. The big fella dwarfs it!


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I gotta show that picture to Mac, Dave! If I sent you a bigger file of the original, could you do that to it and send it back so I could print it off for him?

Mike

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[TimJ]

Wow, that is a nice looking stone sheep. I could see me being an international sheep hunter if I won a lottery... and got in better shape. I'm pretty sure at least one of those things isn't going to happen.
The picture with the other set of horns really makes it clear how big it is.

Tim

 

[Huntindave McCann]

I gotta show that picture to Mac, Dave! If I sent you a bigger file of the original, could you do that to it and send it back so I could print it off for him?

Sure thing Mike.

 

[Dave Parks]

That is what I'd call a real "Precious Stone", it's amazing how that animal got so big and yet was not broomed off on the tips. Although Stones & Dalls for some reason don't seem to broom off as bad as the Bighorns do. Desert Bighorns are notorious for broomed tips.

This Stone has it all, enormous bases and 42" even green is supurb. A guy could hunt for years and not break 38-39 inches. Abiut the only thing that would come close would be a Marco Polo........but they ain't close in distance or price of the hunt.

You are right Mike, that FC would make anyone happy, but it pales sitting next to that 42". A great comparison.

Dave