28K views · 963 reactions | These two are already fighting over who gets the turkey legs at Thanksgiving. What an awesome site to witness these Bighorn Sheep rams go head-to-head in the park. #HiFromSD #SDInTheField #DiscoverBlackHills | Custer State Park | Facebook

12K views · 488 reactions | Rams are male bighorn sheep, and they can settle conflicts by ramming their heads into each other. Their horns weigh more than all of the bones in their bodies! : MAD Hippies Life | The Wilderness Society | Facebook

1.7K views · 234 reactions | As spring arrives, bighorn sheep  resume their diet of grasses and clover. (Eating woodier plants like sage and willow in the winter). ☘️ They are ruminants with a 4-part stomach that allows them to eat a lot, then retreat to a cliff, safe from predators, to rechew and digest. They absorb moisture during this digestive process, so they can go without water for long periods of time. /  @montanamaaike  | The Ranch at Rock Creek | Facebook