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Bighorn Sheep
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How to Get a Head Without Hunting
animalhead.com
How to Get a Head Without Hunting
 Your
friends and family will agree that this bighorn ram
head sculpture is a refreshing alternative to the real thing.Our artist Merikay builds the bighorn’s large spiraling horns using a multi-step process that she developed herself. They look quite real. She also casts, paints, and glazes the eyes by hand. This exclusive design includes a hanger on the back for easy hanging on a home, office, or cabin wall. Click on a link below to order one today, for yourself or your favorite Bighorn fan!
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About Bighorn Sheep
Bighorns live in high places of western North America. The males’ spectacular horns are used in battle during mating season. The sound of head-to-head impacts of large males can carry for miles. Their name “ram” also means “to crash into something at high speed”.
Q: Why did the ram run off the cliff?
A: ’Cause he didn’t see the ewe turn!
Bighorns live in high places of western North America. The males’ spectacular horns are used in battle during mating season. The sound of head-to-head impacts of large males can carry for miles. Their name “ram” also means “to crash into something at high speed”.
Q: Why did the ram run off the cliff?
A: ’Cause he didn’t see the ewe turn!
Synthetic fur forms the coat of this Dall sheep sculpture. Our artist Merikay builds an original lightweight mixed media base, makes the realistic horns, and paints and glazes the expressive large brown eyes.
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merikay@animalhead.com, use the
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or call at 1-408-353-5037. Is this a good time?