Are you just shooting some variant of a Barbados Sheep in a big pen?
unfortunately this is what takes place on a lot of these places. they buy them at the auction, then turn them out in a pasture (sheep can't jump a low fence so really any fence with net wire confines them) for hunters to shoot a few weeks/months later.
a Pure Bred Mouflon is a bundle of nerves, they are wild as hell (same with aoudad) but just about everything else is just a variant of a domestic sheep that has been turned out.
Not saying they don't exist, but I personally have never seen a wild Corsican, Black Hawaiian or a Texas Dall. Most just look at you when you drive past them.
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The wild sheep and goat species are super paranoid, smart, and wary critters.
Afghan Urial are like whitetails on crack, wildness wise from my experience. Hunted them at the Priour and it was one of the most fun hunts of my life.
Aoudad will haul butt if you even sneak out a fart.....I swear that's all they do is run run run!!
A big ole pure european mouflon in his winter/fall coat is one definitely for the bucket list for me.
Honestly if your going to hunt a corsican, at least maybe try to find a breeding herd if ranches even have them. They sure as heck are not going to be anything close to an aoudad, but they will probably have more run in them so to speak then one who spent his life in a breeding pen/barn and was just turned loose in a lot.