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Find Hunting Stone sheep; hunting Stone sheep in British Columbia; Yukon Stone sheep hunting:
Hunting Stone sheep is probably as difficult a hunt as one can go on, however, it is also the most rewarding. The Stone sheep inhabit vast, mountainous country with elevations varying from 4,500 feet to over 7,000 feet. Most hunters have to acess outfitter's camps by either small plane or on horseback. Hunting right out of their backcountry camps, outfitters and hunters usually hike several miles a day in search of a good ram. Hunting the Stone sheep requires hunters to be in the very best physical condition they can be in. In the case of sheep hunting, this is not just idle guide speak. These hunts are arduous and not for the weak or unconditioned hunter. Most of the guides and outfitters in British Columbia and the Yukon average harvesting 37 to 38 inch Stone sheep for their clients. Most of the outfitters require that the Stone sheep have at least a full curl with one horn extending above the bridge of the nose. The weather is usually nice during the August to mid September season with an occasional fall storm. Hunting the Stone sheep is done in the very marrow of the country with breathtaking scenery amongst majestic mountains and rivers and most consider it to be the most spectacular hunt they have ever been on. Come hunt Stone sheep where the legendary Jack O'Connor hunted them and see for yourself the wonders of Stone sheep hunting.

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