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Bighorn Sheep Photos and Fine Art Prints For Sale

Limited Edition, Museum-Quality Bighorn Sheep Fine Art Photography Prints

Purchase Bighorn Sheep fine art photography prints by Joseph C. Filer to create a stunning focal point of wildlife in its natural habitat in your home. Prints are available as Metal Prints, Acrylic Prints, and Fine Art Papers

These stunning Bighorn Sheep wildlife photos and prints feature scenes of adult bighorn sheep and lambs posing on rocks, in snow, and with Spring Flowers in Wyoming and Colorado.

Museum-quality Prints Designed For Archival Longevity

Our Bighorn Sheep Photography prints are available in sizes from 16 x 24 to 60 x 120, starting at $295. Every print is custom-made to order in the USA and is superior to prints from low-priced print-on-demand services. We use only the finest print materials for our high-resolution, large-format prints. We don’t offer second best.

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My Personal Experience

The best time to photograph bighorn sheep is in the winter, when the rams are out looking for the ladies. I watched in amazement as the rams chased the ewes in their attempts to mate with them. Unfortunately for the Rams, I never saw them succeed.

My bighorn sheep photography usually required me to dress for cold weather, often well below zero. They didn't seem to mind, but on a few occasions I thought my face would freeze and fall off, despite being dressed for it. Watching them suddenly turn and butt heads was one of the coolest things I have experienced in my wildlife photography.

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Big Horn Ram standing proud in the snow in wyoming — Winter Ram

Yellowstone NP

closeup of the head and horns of a Big Horn Ram — Ram Curl

Shoshone Forest, CO

Big Horn Ram standing on the rocks in winter — Ram Pride

Shoshone Forest, CO

Big Horn Ram standing on a hill in the winter snow — Proud Pose

Shoshone Forest, CO

Big Horn Ram and its mate standing together in a field with flowers — Lovely Couple

Whiskey Range, WY

Closeup of the head and horns of a big horn ram by a pine tree — In The Pines

Shoshone Forest, CO

big horn ram trying to get to a big horn ewe in the rocky cliffs — Courtship

Shoshone Forest, CO

big horn ram and a ewe touching heads in a winter field — Subtle Approach

Gros Ventre, WY

big horn lamb standing in a field with flowers — Just A Lamb

Mount Evans, CO

big horn lamb laying down in a field of flowers — Flower Lamb

Mount Evans, CO

two young big horn lamps play fighting on a hill — Learning To Fight

Mount Evans, CO

a big horn lamb walking next to its mother — Eye On Junior

Mount Evans, CO

big horn lamb standing alone in the snow and willow — Snow Lamb

Shoshone Forest, CO

big horn lambs standing on a rock in canada — Solid Footing

Jasper NP, Canada

big horn lamb standing in the snow in wyoming — Attentive Lamb

Gros Ventre, WY

History, Habitat and Facts About Big Horn Sheep

The North American Bighorn Sheep is one of the most majestic creatures in all of North America. This animal has a long history that dates back to the Pleistocene Era when they were among some of the continent's biggest ungulates. Today, they are still living peacefully in their natural habitat across the United States and Canada. These mammals are considered to be one of North America's rarest game animals but they also live on over 150 wildlife preserves around the world. Let's learn more about these fascinating creatures!

The North American Bighorn Sheep has a long and rich history that dates back to the Pleistocene Era. During this time, they were among some of the continent's biggest ungulates. They have lived peacefully in their natural habitat across the United States and Canada for many years. Today, they are still living in their natural habitat and are considered to be one of North America's rarest game animals. There are many wildlife preserves around the world that these animals live on. Let's learn more about their fascinating history!

The North American Bighorn Sheep can be found living in their natural habitat across the United States and Canada. This habitat can vary depending on the region but they typically live in mountainous areas. They prefer to live in open areas with plenty of vegetation to eat. These animals are very good at adapting to their surroundings and can live in a variety of different habitats.

The North American Bighorn Sheep is a fascinating creature that has many interesting facts about it. Some of these include:

- They are one of North America's rarest game animals

- They live on over 150 wildlife preserves around the world

- They are great at adapting to their surroundings and can live in a variety of different habitats

- They have a long history that dates back to the Pleistocene Era

- The North American Bighorn Sheep is one of the only domesticated animals in North America

- This animal can live to be 20 years old

- They are not related to sheeps and other types of horns such as African Bushjafta, Porcupine Antelope, or Pronghorn Antelope