Bighorns at the Junction: up close with a shrinking sheep population

The video discusses the history and current status of the Churn Creek Bighorns, highlighting a significant decline in their population from over 600 to just a few dozen. It explores potential reasons for this decline and reflects on the broader impact of human activities on natural resources. The video also provides a historical context, noting the drastic reduction in bighorn sheep numbers across North America from two million to about 80,000 today. The narrative concludes with a reflection on the peaceful existence of bighorns and the contrasting human impact on the environment.

Describe the current status of the migratory herd of Bighorn sheep mentioned in the text.

How many Bighorn sheep are estimated to remain in the Churn Creek area now?

What factors have contributed to the decline of the Bighorn sheep population in the Churn Creek area?

What was the estimated population of Bighorn sheep in North America at the beginning of the 19th century?

What is the significance of the California Bighorns as mentioned in the text?

Reflect on the impact of human activities on the Bighorn sheep population as discussed in the text.

What observations did the narrator make about the Bighorn sheep's behavior in the wild?