Kamchatka Snow Sheep Hunting

The Kamchatka snow sheep (*Ovis nivicola*) is a subspecies native to the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia. Known for their large curved horns and thick woolly coats, these sheep thrive in rugged mountainous terrain. They are herbivorous, grazing on grasses and shrubs, and typically live in small groups. While they face threats from habitat loss and hunting, their population is relatively stable, making them an important part of the local ecosystem.