I had a light couple days on the client front this week and have spent most of them crunching sheep numbers and researching units/harvest sites, etc. About 4 hours into it today, the thought occurred to me that I could throw the bike in the truck, drive 10 miles, ride a few more and probably check out some real sheep.
Sure enough...3 miles in, band of 5 on the road.
Now, these are likely the most photographed sheep in the rockies, maybe the world, very accustomed to folks, so it's not like finding them is in any way a difficult undertaking, especially in winter. But still - it's a warm, fuzzy feeling to know that even here in the 'suburbs' I can go watch wild sheep 20 minutes from my door.


Sure enough...3 miles in, band of 5 on the road.
Now, these are likely the most photographed sheep in the rockies, maybe the world, very accustomed to folks, so it's not like finding them is in any way a difficult undertaking, especially in winter. But still - it's a warm, fuzzy feeling to know that even here in the 'suburbs' I can go watch wild sheep 20 minutes from my door.

