00:00:00in the Canadian Rockies a battle of
00:00:03Olympic proportions echoes through the
00:00:05mountains
00:00:06the contestants are bighorn sheep young
00:00:10and old Rams alike looking to make their
00:00:12mark the prize is mating rights and the
00:00:18chance to woo the local use with a
00:00:22number of males interested there’s only
00:00:24one way to settle the matter
00:00:32head-butting they smash into each other
00:00:36with 40-pound forms absorbing the shock
00:00:38with double-layered scholars whoever is
00:00:43left standing at the end is the winner
00:00:46they are fierce competitors strong
00:00:49tireless determined and willing to use
00:00:52every trick in the book to achieve
00:00:54victory this one pretends to graze to
00:00:59throw his opponents off guard
00:01:00an old ploy it doesn’t fool the others
00:01:07two-on-one is a good tactic as our shots
00:01:11from behind soften a ram up
00:01:22and a low blow when no one’s willing
00:01:41the use watch and wait for a winner
00:01:48but just because one Ram comes out on
00:01:51top doesn’t mean the females will accept
00:01:54him after besting his rivals the lead
00:01:59Ram now has another challenge pursuing
00:02:02the females up Rocky Mountain slopes and
00:02:05proving a strength once again the other
00:02:13males unwilling to admit defeat wait for
00:02:16their chance to bring the front-runner
00:02:18down finally he proves his worthiness
00:02:27the use consent their children will be
00:02:31strong and Hardy
00:02:35for now he is the champion until next
00:02:38season when the competition begins again