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A whitetail buck wanders through a farm field. TN.

A mountain sheep with twisted horns in a zoo, cloudy day (Austria)

Portrait shot of a ouessant ram.

Frontal portrait of a horned Icelandic ram. The Icelandic sheep are the backbone in the Greenlandic farming - this picture is taken in Igaliku in the south west part of the large island

Close up of Merino sheep

A ram in the Scottish Highlands

Ram's head and sheep's horns

$The Drenthe Heath Sheep (Drents Heideschaap, Dutch) is a domesticated breed of sheep originating in the Netherlands. It is raised primarily for vegetation management. \nIt is said to be the oldest surviving breed of sheep in Europe. Approx. 4000BCE they were introduced to Drenthe. The breed probably came with settlers from France (source Wikipedia).\n\nThis nice Scene was made during a trip through the Dwingelderveld (Drenthe, the Netherlands) in August 2022.$

A close-up of a curious goat peeking through a wooden fence with green background.

Wildlife: Male deer grazing relaxed in the Fruita valley, near the camping ground

Closeup of Merino sheep grazing in the beautiful green meadow

The Icelandic sheep are the backbone in the Greenlandic farming - this picture is taken in the center of the small village Igaliku in the south west part of the large island

A curly horned ram enjoys a bit of March sun on a Cape Cod Farm

Front view of old ram looking at camera on farm in Iceland

Goat head with long horns portrait view

Domesticated ram sheep with big horns in Montana, USA, North America.

A close-up of a ram eating hay, behind a white fence.

Sheep Portrait

Male and Female Zebras in a field standing

Goats on a field on a sunny day.

brown black male ouessant (ushant) sheep on meadow, also called breton dwarf

$The Drenthe Heath Sheep (Drents Heideschaap, Dutch) is a domesticated breed of sheep originating in the Netherlands. It is raised primarily for vegetation management. \nIt is said to be the oldest surviving breed of sheep in Europe. Approx. 4000BCE they were introduced to Drenthe. The breed probably came with settlers from France (source Wikipedia).\n\nThis nice Scene was made during a trip through the Dwingelderveld (Drenthe, the Netherlands) in August 2022.$

Male argali. Wild Altai mountain sheep with mighty spiral horns.

Grazing Icelandic sheep on a green field. The Icelandic sheep are the backbone in the Greenlandic farming - this picture is taken in Igaliku in the south west part of the large island

Nature animal beautiful background

Goat portrait. Domestic goat.

Flock of sheep standing in high grass.GN

Hot Summer afternoon. A buck is looking for his follow doe.

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