Edited sentence: Bighorn sheep to the Navajo are sacred to the Navajo People they were said to be sometimes associated with lightning in the culture.In Navajo culture the sheep Bighorn Sheep are named 'Tse'tah Dibe' which in the Navajo Language, literally translates to 'Sheep of the Rocks'.Many parts of the country are reintroducing the Bighorn Sheep to where they once belonged including in Arizona where its a true success story where at one point was hardly any sustainable populations till in the 1970's the Navajo Nation released 30 sheep to start with and  today they cover the area of the San Juan River, Lake Powell and Mexican Hat Area which is currently home to three herds of bighorn sheep totaling to 300 head, spread along the San Juan River and Colorado River area, that some times the population has to be controlled from reaching the areas capacity in both Northern Arizona and Western Part of The Navajo Nation.The horn of the sheep is used in two traditional ceremonies to restore emotional balance to patients