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| Taxidermy Pictures taken at the Call of the Wild Museum at La Grand Station (Mobil Station) Rapid City, SD. Museum is dedicated to education about the animals depicted as well as showcasing the taxidermy profession. Want to know if that sheep you are considering buying actually has close wild type sheep bloodlines such as Alaskan Dall, Stone Sheep or Bighorn? Odds are, your potential sheep may exhibit some of the characteristics displayed by the taxidermy featured below if there is at least 50% bloodlines from those type sheep. Currently breed standards for the breeds represented by UHHSA do not permit known bloodlines of Alaskan Dall, Stone, Argali, Bighorn, or Blue Sheep, etc. |
| Alaskan Dall Sheep Rocky Mountain Big Horn Stone Sheep |
| Alaskan Dall Sheep Rocky Mountain Big Horn Stone Sheep |
| Argali Sheep |
| Desert Big Horn |
| Marco Polo Sheep People pictured are over 6 feet tall |
| Blue Sheep |
| If you have pictures of rare sheep on your website or available for inclusion on this page, let us know! Photo Credits and credit for the objects must be included and copyrighted images may not be able to be utilized. uhhsa@yahoo.com ************************** Here are pictures taken by Rafter SB of Bighorn sheep in South Dakota: |
| Desert Big Horn |