The Mouflon, with its striking curved horns, muscular build, and rich coat, is one of Europe’s most iconic and picturesque wild sheep. Found in the mountainous regions of Europe, these agile and elusive animals challenge hunters with their keen senses and ability to navigate difficult terrain. This type of hunting often requires long distance shooting.

A full mount of the Mouflon captures its strong form, impressive horns, and natural stance. Ideal for floor displays or elevated wall hanging platforms, a full mount allows for a full appreciation of the Mouflon’s unique characteristics and striking appearance.

Mouflon Sheep Taxidermy FAQ's

What is the difference between Mouflon sheep and Bighorn sheep?

Mouflon sheep are slighter smaller, and considered among the wild ancestors of domestic sheep. Bighorn sheep are much larger, and native wild sheep of North America, while the mouflon has European origins.

Is the Mouflon sheep the biggest sheep breed?

No, mouflon sheep are not the biggest sheep breed. In fact, they are one of the smallest wild sheep breed.

What do Mouflon eat?

Mouflon sheep are herbivores, and graze on grasses, shrubs, herbs, and leaves. In the winter, they'll change up their diet, feeding on fruit, mosses, lichen and even mushrooms.

How long do Mouflon sheep live?

Mouflon sheep have been known to live up to 10 years in the wild, with females typically outliving males, reaching up to about 12 years.