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Yes, these two bighorns were shot by a father and son that drew as a partnership. The odds had to be astronomical. The first one and largest (170ish) is dad's and the second is the son's (Mid 160's). They wanted them done just like each others. The son is a fishing guide with an operation in Alaska. His sheep is going to be hanging in his lodge. Dad's will be gracing the walls of his home.
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good looking mounts, I like the way you did the background....
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Nice sheep and mounts
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Nice sheep. Really good work
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Hopefully one day you'll be mounting one of those for me...
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Great looking sheep mounts
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verry nice work ric, all i can say is someday i might get lucky and draw a tag.
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