Waterton area - Sheep hunting?

[mcreg]

As I will be in the Waterton area in early Sept., I have been considering trying my luck for Bighorn sheep? Would it be worth while? Is this a descent area? Any guides one could hire for that area?
Thanks

[James_B]

Make sure you are inside the park, that is your best bet to tag out on a easy kill. LOL

I'm just kiddin.

[Pudelpointer]

I don't believe there are any sheep guides operating in 400 anymore. Could be mistaken.

[H380]

Sheep in the area but get ready for company and a footrace . If you are watching a ram , so are 3 other guys ..Beautiful country , good luck .

[mcreg]

Originally Posted by H380

Sheep in the area but get ready for company and a footrace . If you are watching a ram , so are 3 other guys ..Beautiful country , good luck .

Thanks! Kinda used to that? On one trip to AK for brown bear there were 7 different groups watching 1 big boar? AND NO ONE GOT HIM!!!!

[PBHunter]

I killed my first ram in 400 last year ... lots of sheep around if you know where to look; remember it is a full curl zone, have fun

[Pathfinder76]

Originally Posted by Pudelpointer

I don't believe there are any sheep guides operating in 400 anymore. Could be mistaken.

You are.

[Pudelpointer]

Originally Posted by chuck

You are.

Happens a lot, just please don't tell my wife.


Do you know how many tags Chuck? Is the SMA all south of #3, or does it include 306-402 as well?

[Pathfinder76]

You really are right. :-)
No non resident tags, but there are guys that will take out residents.

[Pudelpointer]

Originally Posted by chuck

You really are right. :-)
No non resident tags, but there are guys that will take out residents.

Oh, I see..... you bugger.