They belong to the same family as cattle, buffalo, antelope, and goats. Wild sheep are sort of like goats, except they have heavier bodies, scent glands in the face and hind feet, and no beards. Wild sheep have split hooves. Wild sheep do no shed their horns the way deer, elk, and moose shed their antlers. Also, bighorn sheep horns have no branches.
Wild sheep have fantastic eyesight.
Their eyes are a gold color. There, she gives birth, usually to a single lamb, twins are very rare. Newborn lambs weigh seven to 15 pounds. They stand up just minutes after birth. Their legs are wobbly at first, but after four or five days, they are ready to go with their mothers back to the band.