Big Horn Using a Mineral Lick is a photograph by Scott Pellegrin which was uploaded on June 24th, 2017.
Big Horn Using a Mineral Lick
Bighorn sheep are abundant throughout the park, and are most commonly seen along the Bow Valley Parkway at Backswamp, on the Mount Norquay and Lake... more
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Big Horn Using a Mineral Lick
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Scott Pellegrin
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Bighorn sheep are abundant throughout the park, and are most commonly seen along the Bow Valley Parkway at Backswamp, on the Mount Norquay and Lake Minnewanka roads, and at the top of the gondola ride on Sulphur Mountain. The large rams are best viewed in the winter months when they are at lower elevations; in the summer, most of the rams and many of the ewes can be found by hiking into the high alpine meadows in the park.
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