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Dall sheep

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Dall sheep  (dôl) or Dall's sheep (dôlz)
n.
A stocky wild sheep (Ovis dalli) of the mountainous regions of northwest North America, ranging from white to nearly black and having curved yellowish horns.

[After William Healey Dall (1845-1927), American naturalist.]
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Noun1.Dall sheep - large white wild sheep of northwestern Canada and AlaskaDall sheep - large white wild sheep of northwestern Canada and Alaska
genus Ovis, Ovis - sheep
wild sheep - undomesticated sheep


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I wanted a Dall sheep bigger than the 32-inch, tight-curl ram I had taken a few years before.
Only in their 30s, Lance and Shane are well-seasoned guides and they really know how to have a good time and make hunts fun; that is if Dall sheep hunting can really ever be described as fun
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