Barbara Magnuson & Larry Kimball

Rocky Mountain and Desert Bighorn Sheep [Ovis canadensis]living throughout the west from the desert mountains in Arizona to the Rocky Moutains from Colorado north through Canada and Alaska.

Bison, scientific name; Bison bison, otherwise known as buffalo, are North America's native ungulates who once lived throughout the plains and woods of the west. They remain an iconic species of Yellowstone National Park.

Rocky Mountain Elk, Cervus elaphus or Wapiti is the largest antlered ungulate that lives throughout the Rocky Mountains of North America.

Moose [Alces alces] called Elk in Europe, is the largest game animal in North America, found in the forests, lakes and wetlands across the northern tier of the United States, down the Rocky Moutains of Colorado and north thoughout Canada, Alaska and Newfoundland.

Mountain Goat [Oreamnos americanus] distantly related to the Old World antelopes is a hoofed mammal that lives on the cliffs and crags of the western mountains from Colorado to Alaska.

Mule Deer, a western North American deer species.

Pronghorn, often referred to as antelope but are instead a unique species that lives on the plains of midwest United States.