Which state is best for hunting big horn sheep?

[Jack Shanks]

Jeff,

 Great idea! I didn't realize you didn't need to burn any points that way either. That would be something I would seriously consider myself.

[Ray Hammond]

How about GA, Jack! We have the woodland bighorn down here...they're dirty...and nasty. Shoot, you don't even have to apply for tags on these badboys...come on down and hunt em with us!

 

[Jack Shanks]

Thanks Ray, I might just do that!

[Steve O]

Jack,

See if you can weasal a spot for your training buddy, your shooting buddy, your what applications are due now buddy, your what unit to put in for buddy, your...on that GA sheep hunt      I'd like to go just to see some of Ray's bows    

We put the Alaska bear hunt on hold to go with big Mike to WY for antelope next August.  I think there are a couple spots left FYI.

[Jeff Holchin]

What Ray isn't telling you, is that those GA bighorns will chase and tree you if you miss!

On the plus side, it is easier to breath at elevation 100' versus 13,000' and the hills aren't as steep.....  

[Jack Shanks]

Steve,

 Truth be told, all my hunting is on hold for now. At this point I'm just hoping my sheep hunt wasn't the sheep hunt to end all sheep hunts.

Jeff,

 I'd be in big trouble then because right now I can't run and I can't climb. But the good thing is I'm still breathing!