The WSSoBC feels the creation of a National Park Reserve in the South Okanagan is not in the best interest of the Wild Sheep in that area.
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Taken by L.S. Chadwick in 1936, this ram scores 196-6/8 points. This trophy is currently part of the Boone and Crockett Club's National Collection of Heads and Horns at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody, Wyoming.
Basic information
- Score: 196-6/8
- By whom killed: L.S. Chadwick
- Locality killed: Muskwa River, B.C.
- Date Killed: 1936
- Owner: B&C National Collection
Key Measurements:
- Length of horn: Right: 50-1/8 Left: 51-5/8
- Circumference of base: Right: 14-6/8 Left: 14-6/8
- Circumference at 3rd quarter: Right: 6-6/8 Left: 7
- Greatest spread: 31
- Tip to tip spread: 31