Move Over
Well the hike to Crandell Lake started off with a little bit of excitement you might say. So I’m hiking solo and all of a sudden a family of big horned sheep are approaching, and they don’t seem like they are interested in sharing the trail with me! Luckily there was a large rock nearby which I hopped on, then quickly grabbed my bear spray in preparation to disperse, and suddenly the family decided to veer to their right in order to avoid my bear spray! Lucky them/lucky me lol. I realize they are not exactly the same kind of threat as a bear, but they are known to head butt cars and have tempers. Better to be safe than sorry. Thanks for stopping by.
Camera: Sony A7R III
Lens: Sony 24-105mm f4 G OSS
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Are they aggressive? They don't seem dangerous or that like to attack stuff usually
Not usually, but they can be. Wasn't going to take any chances as they were walking along the trail directly toward me.
That’s such a thrilling story! While trekking in Nepal, I also encountered herds of goats carrying loads on narrow mountain paths. We were the ones stepping aside to give them way! Just like your experience, being in nature always requires some quick thinking. Thank you for sharing your story and for the warm welcome!
Sounds like fun trekking in Nepal, will need to head there someday!
Be careful, bro, usually wild sheep are aggressive towards people they have just seen.
Yes, I wasn't going to take any chances.
They don't actually look like sheeps. I thought sheeps would normally have a different head shape and more coat/fur. Wow.
These Big horn sheep are quite prevalent in the Canadian Rockies, and larger than a "farmyard" type sheep.
Holy camel jockys Batman. Too close f c