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Trophy Ram Skulls In this page I am going to show you the skulls of several of different Rams. In order to show the differences between them, you as a hunter need to know the peculiar differences of each and every ram before you actually purchase a hunt and hunt. That is my honest opinion. In hunting exotics there are so many species and hybrids that you need to actually find out what you want to hunt and actually hunt? I am not saying that crossbreeds or hybrids are not or would not make a good hunt or trophy, but you need to recognize that before you select a Ranch, Guide or Outfitter. Since in the field and after a trigger is pulled, money is spent and in most cases eyes have been poked. You are stuck with an animal you might not like after the fact. Whether you place that animal's mount in your den, living room or storage shed, that is your ultimate choice, but you as a hunter need to acknowledge the minuet differences. Whether it is the horn configurations, color of coats, with or without a mane, small or large ears etc... you should know this before actually pulling the trigger. In my hunting experience as well as guiding hunters you need to have good ethics. I have used and use good ethics to govern my approach in running Las Auras Ranch. You can be assured that what you decide on hunting at Las Auras Ranch is the actual specie, that you desire to harvest. In other words no, "cats are sold as rabbits at this restaurant". So, if you have any questions maybe with the photos of the skulls below, you will recognizing several of the differences between some of the more common exotic rams when you are in the field. To answer any of your questions please do not hesitate in contacting me . The following skulls come from Corsican Rams, but the horn configurations will be the same for the Black Hawaiian Ram, Texas Dall Ram and Painted Desert Ram. Silver Medal Corsican Ram
Gold Medal Corsican Ram
The Following Skull comes from the Mouflon Ram Gold Medal Mouflon is all we shoot at Las Auras Ranch.
The Following Skull comes from the Armenian Red Sheep Ram. Gold Medal Armenian Red Sheep is all we shoot at Las Auras Ranch.
The Following Skull comes from the Four Horn Ram. Remember each and every horn has to be independently separate.
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