Girth. Length. Spread.
4. Geo. H. Gould, Lower Cal., Dec., '94 16-1/4 42-1/2 25-3/4
5. G. O. Shields, Ashnola River, B. C. 16-1/4 37-3/4 22-1/2
6. Arch. Rogers, N. W. Wyoming 16 34 17
7. Arch. Rogers, N. W. Wyoming 15-1/2 33-1/2 23
8. T. Roosevelt, Little Mo. River, N. D. 16 29-1/2 18-1/2
No. 4 had the tip of one horn broken; it is on the whole the finest
head of which we have any record.
No. 5 was a very heavy head, the horns huge and with blunted tips.
A head was exhibited by C. G. Gunther's Sons which measured 17-3/4
inches in girth, although it was but 33-1/2 inches in length.
In Buxton's catalogue the three biggest rams exhibited by English
sportsmen had horns which measured respectively, in girth and length,
15-3/4 and 39 inches, 16-3/8 and 38-1/4 inches, and 16-1/2 and 31
inches.
In Ward's catalogue the biggest specimen given had horns which were
17-1/4 inches in girth and 41 inches in length.