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This study was initiated in order to determine the population status of bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis) in the Teton Range.  Intensive field studies were initiated in the summer  of 1978 and will be continued during the winter of 1978-79 in order to delineate the distribution of sheep and to relate this distribution to habitat factors which affect seasonal distributions. Additionally, information on the history of bighorn sheep has been sought through  interviews of longtime residents of the several valleys surrounding the Teton Range.

A Distributional and Habitat Study of the Bighorn Sheep in Winter, Grand Teton National Park