Swakane sheep

[NOCK NOCK]

Been hoping to get a head butt pic, still a no go, here are a few others though.

[GUscottie]

That second ram with the cut across his nose is very boxy looking. Great pics!!

[Mark251]

Awesome pics!  Thanks for sharing 

[HUNTaHOLIC5]

Thanks for the great pics! Sheep in the rut are a blast to watch

[The scout]

there are some stud rams in your pictures thanks for sharing. such cool animals

[NOCK NOCK]

More.

[Bean Counter]

Beautiful rams!

Looks like you're a little out of focus on the last few in the first set(?)

[NOCK NOCK]

Beautiful rams!

Looks like you're a little out of focus on the last few in the first set(?)

Yep, long free hand shot and heavily cropped. Saving for a quality 400mm lens.

[Bean Counter]

You and me both, buddy.   

Going to give it a 'shot' this week, myself. Borrowed a 100-400mm from one of the pros I shoot for.

[lokidog]

Nice little rams....      

[Boss .300 winmag]

Nice little rams....      

This one doesn't look so little. 

But hey you don't really need to worry yourself about these things now do you.   

[lokidog]

Gotta start applying for my son, might draw before I'm 90....   

[Boss .300 winmag]

Gotta start applying for my son, might draw before I'm 90....   

That will be 4 generations from now, theses sheep will all be dust! 

[NOCK NOCK]

Nice little rams....      

Loki, You get to hang one on your wall,....that's the best/nicest kind of ram. 

[lokidog]

Seriously though, nice pics.   

[Bean Counter]

BTW, Knock, if you're willing to settle for 2nd best, you can get up to 600mm for $700 from both Siggy and Tammy. On a crop its nearly 1,000mm eq. FOV. Insane reach for that amount of money. You have Nikon, right? I'm pretty sure both these lenses are made in Sony, Nikon, and Canon mounts.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/331720685117?item=331720685117&lgeo=1&vectorid=229466&rmvSB=true
http://www.canonrumors.com/black-friday-tamron-sp-150-600mm-f5-6-3-vc-699-reg-1069/

Personally, I'm going to have to pass on them. I'm leery of third party lens internals (durability of focus rings, focus motor, build quality, etc), but I'd go with the Sigma if I had to chose between the two.