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Thread: Thin horn mountain sheep questions

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    Re: Thin horn mountain sheep questions

    Local examples are "Kermode" Black bears and Alaskan "Glacial" bears.

    These are just black bears with a predominant genetic quirk.
    That was enough to end the hunting of them.

    In Ontario, the "Algonquin" wolf, another ridiculously labeled "unique population" has ended the hunting of trapping of All wolves and coyotes over a vast area, far beyond the known range of the genetic *******s.

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    Re: Thin horn mountain sheep questions

    Quote Originally Posted by Walking Buffalo View Post
    Local examples are "Kermode" Black bears and Alaskan "Glacial" bears.

    These are just black bears with a predominant genetic quirk.
    That was enough to end the hunting of them.

    In Ontario, the "Algonquin" wolf, another ridiculously labeled "unique population" has ended the hunting of trapping of All wolves and coyotes over a vast area, far beyond the known range of the genetic *******s.
    But the question wasn't really about genetic variance within a species. The question is if True Dall's sheep (genetically speaking) would be recognized by Boone&Crockett/Grand Slam Club, even if they had more than 10 black hairs, or whatever the standard is.

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