Sheep steaks are awesome

[Marine4life]

Cooked up a few steaks from my ram for my wife, sister and myself. A light coating of Great American Land and Cattle steak seasoning, about 1 min per side on a very hot buttered cast iron and rest for 10 min. Superb flavor and tenderness enjoyed with a glass of our local Ben Holladay bourbon.

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[BAKPAKR]

The tenderloins are extra good when cooked in camp! We forgot the bourbon though.

 

[survivalistd]

Looks fantastic!!

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[go_deep]

Yeah, you'll need to send me a pack so I can see if your fibbing or not...

 

[gbflyer]

I do not like lamb and really do not like mutton. A buddy gave me a couple steaks from a Dall’s years ago. I’d say it was the best eating wild game meat I’ve ever put a lip over.

 

[cbarg14]

Beautiful meal! Here are some steaks from my ram last year. Superb wild protein!

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[cobrad]

Mildest game meat I’ve ever had and some of the most tasty meat I’ve ever had

 

[Snyd]

Yup! Ribs are great too!

 

[Shane]

I killed a desert bighorn 10 years ago. I expected it to be similar to aoudad, which is BAD. I was very pleasantly surprised that the desert sheep was incredibly good. It tasted a lot like axis, only not as tender as axis.

 

[snowymtnwolf]

Most expensive steak there is - pound for pound.

Prove me wrong


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[Snyd]

Most expensive steak there is - pound for pound.

Prove me wrong


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Priceless!!

 

[wooduckman]

Agreed! My wife even said she preferred it to beef.

 

[EnDoB]

Sheep meat is my favorite for sure. I just try not to think of the price per pound.

 

[khunter]

Cooked up a bighorn backstrap roast in a hot skillet tonight. Always incredible. Sorry no photo. Ram was from 2019 and still great.

 

[JRay]

They are amazing…..except the ones I had from a bighorn killed in the rut. Those steaks were gamey.

 

[tinyladybug]

I killed a desert bighorn 10 years ago. I expected it to be similar to aoudad, which is BAD. I was very pleasantly surprised that the desert sheep was incredibly good. It tasted a lot like axis, only not as tender as axis.

Oh man, that's tough to believe for me. I'd rather eat whitetail than any sheep, but neither come close to axis for me.

 

[mtwarden]

My wife kind of poo-pooed my sheep meat (she likes deer/antelope/elk) without ever trying it. I think possibly a prejudice from childhood about "mutton".

Anyways I cooked up a roast- right between rare and medium rare. Incredibly tender and good flavored. She reluctantly said "it's not bad".

A week later I cooked some steaks, this time it's OK.

A week later she made some sheep stew- "this actually pretty good"

Now- she absolutely loves it!

I knew I was in for a treat when the guid grilled some tenderloin over a fire on a willow branch- no spices, no nothing. Melted in your mouth!

But the ribs, my God the ribs!

 

[Huntr]

Sheep tenderloins back in basecamp was the best meal I have ever eaten!

 

[bradb]

Yup sheep is great

 

[yama49]

Couple ways to enjoy stones.