Corsican Sheep Hunting

The term “Corsican Sheep” typically refers to the Corsican mouflon (*Ovis aries musimon*), a unique subspecies of wild sheep found on the Mediterranean islands of Corsica and Sardinia. These mouflons primarily consume grasses, herbs, shrubs, and various types of vegetation, showcasing their adaptability to foraging in rocky terrains. Their natural habitat includes rugged mountains, dense forests, and open scrubland across Corsica and Sardinia, where they flourish in regions rich in vegetation that offers both food and shelter.