Few through the spotter screenshots from the video clips.
This is earlier in the morning, roughly 1450yds across the side valley, watching the gents butt heads, which was so cool to watch and then hear some 4.5-5 seconds later.
This was roughly 210 yds and about to shoot when something spooked one of the rams and they all bundled together and trotted up and back about 30yds and started milling about, so we waited another bit for him to present a shot.
Here he’s stepped back to essentially right where they were bedded prior to the muleys running through their napping area and spooking them.
This is a second before I shoot, waiting for his right front leg to come down and crosshairs on the upper black crease of his armpit and angled at his off shoulder.
Here the white puff just over his right shoulder is a tuft of hair after the Berger entered in the exact intended spot.
At the shot they all turned down and bolted. My ram only made a couple leaps before his whole front end gave out and he nosed to the ground, sliding down hill for 20-30yrds while the other 13 rams slowed to a trot as they came up out of the draw and headed around the the side, they slowed to the walk and continued their exit, one gorgeous stud short.
