Is the Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep's coat useful for wool?
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The Bighorn does have wool, hidden under smooth guardhairs like a lamb. It would not be worthwhile as a commercial source but no doubt the Bighorn, if it were domesticated, could be bred to be a wool source
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The Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep became an endangered species around 1900. However, conservation efforts have succeeded in bringing back the sheep. Now, although carefully managed, only one subspecies is endangered. The others are being reintroduced in suitable areas, and there is regulated hunting.
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