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.

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