Four-Horned Sheep

The Four-Horned Sheep, scientifically known as Tetracerus quadricornis, is a remarkable species native to the rugged terrains of India and Nepal. Characterized by its distinctive four horns, which both males and females possess, this medium-sized sheep exhibits a unique blend of strength and agility, allowing it to navigate rocky landscapes with ease. Its coat features a mix of brown and gray hues, providing effective camouflage in its natural habitat. For hunters, pursuing the Four-Horned Sheep presents a thrilling challenge due to its elusive nature and the steep, often inhospitable environments it inhabits. Successful hunting requires not only skill but also a deep understanding of the animal's behavior and habitat. Careful planning and strategy are essential, as these sheep tend to be most active during early mornings and late afternoons, making timing crucial for a successful harvest. Additionally, ethical hunting practices are paramount to ensure the sustainability of this unique species and its ecosystem.