2024 Wild Sheep Meatpole Thread!

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Chugach hunt - TCUA. Tough hunt

Did you go with Joel?

 

[USMC-40]

Did you go with Joel?

No - no ‘Joel’ on that hunt

 

[omicron1792]

First Ram, finally. After striking out in area Alaska 19c in 2020, got it done in the Yukon. Thanks to Tim Mervyn and his crew! Fantastic hunt, did it the hard way with the backpack hunt (vs horse) option that Mervyn's offers. Really cool bonus, as my guide called a couple of wolves off a sheep kill. Couldn't have been a better experience!

Those wolves are mean looking mugs!

 

[nicsegebrecht]

My first sheep (other than aoudad)! Taken on August 26th in the Alaskan Range with Revelation Mountain Outfitters. 9 year old ram, 40-2/8" on his right side, broomed to 37-5/8" on his left side, and has 14"+ bases! I feel blessed!

 

[Murtfree]

This years Dall from the Yukon Territory. 39 inches and 13 6/8 base with TNT Outfitting(Reynolds)

 

[troutlawjoe]

Colorado Wilderness Rocky! Notched my tag on 9/22 after 14 days and about 100 miles backpacking since the opener. This was a very rugged unit with a low density of rams. No outfitter and a great group of buddies that took time away from work to assist me. May do I write up here soon of how it all went down. Countless hours of reading rokslide threads helped make this happen. CPW aged him at 8.5 y/o but I believe he’s probably 7.5 y/o.

 

[Bambistew]

This pack has seen some stuff.

 

[TheLastFrontier]

Spent all summer scouting and found quite a few good rams but having the second season tag for this unit I wasn't too hopeful that there would be many mature rams left. Based off of previous statistics I went into the hunt hoping for an 8+ year old ram with over 15" bases and 30" lengths. Found this guy in a spot I'd never seen rams before and in an area where rams haven't been killed in a long time. CPW put him at 7 years old but both bases were over 15" and both sides made it just past 30". Regardless of the measurements I couldn't be happier having found a mature representative of the species and to have been fortunate enough to have this experience.