mouflon

(There are no native wild sheep in Africa, South America, or the entire South Pacific region.) There are two species in North America, bighorns and "thin-horned" Dall and Stone sheep, and just one in Europe, the mouflon. Between Alaska's Dall sheep and Europe's mouflon, the giant land mass of Asia holds the real treasure trove of wild sheep.

That makes the milk more concentrated." Two thousand years ago the milk came only from wild mouflon; nowadays cow's milk as well as sheep and goat's milk is used to make halloumi.

All sheep can trace their ancestry back to the wild mouflon - a feisty wild ovine that was first domesticated around 8500BC.

We all used the rifle to take Catalina goat, Mouflon and Corsican ram.

Native to Sardinia and Corsica, the mouflon is a small, wild what?

The route continues near a mouflon area to the southern part of the town forest.

The received wisdom is that they are possibly a blend of several primitive breeds like Shetland, Soay, Manx Loaghtan and 'Siberian' Mouflon sheep.

The growth of the leopard population indicates an increase in their forage base, which, in particular, includes such animals as bezoar goats and mouflon, follows from environmental data.

Some of the game subspecies to be found in Argentine nature include fallow deer, the desired and famous red stag, mouflon, antelopes, etc.

(Eric Henderson of Adventures Afield, killed a mouflon ewe at 198 yards using a Texan.) The power these air rifles offer can be lethal in the field.

European mouflon (Ovis aries musimon), originating from Sardinia and Corsica (ITIS 2016), have been successfully introduced to several European countries, including Croatia (Kusak & Krapinec 2010).