Stalking of silver mouflon

Stalking of silver mouflon. The European mouflon is a fairly large animal that can weigh up to 50 kilos. It resembles a stylized sheep, with proportionally longer legs and neck. The wool is much shorter and dark brown in color, becoming whitish on the muzzle, eyes, lower half of the legs, buttocks, and belly. Males are larger and more robust than females and are equipped with large horns that curve to both sides of the head; females, on the other hand, do not have horns or have them of very short length. In winter, males develop white spots on their sides that do not appear in individuals of the other sex. Males have large horns, similar to those of domestic rams, that curve backward until they almost close a circle and are larger the older the animal is (maximum 80-90 cm).