We at NAVAJO BIG GAME ADVENTURES were the very first to provide guide service for Desert Bighorn Sheep on the Navajo Indian Reservation.   We have over tweleve years of sheep hunting on the Navajo Nation. We live and sleep sheep hunting.

In 2000 Francis Bouchard at a tender age of 84 purchased the very first Navajo Desert Bighorn Sheep at the annual FNAWS convention.

Mr. Bouchard was working on completing his sixth Grand Slam with the Navajo Desert Bighorn ram. At the end of the hunt Mr. Bouchard complete his slam with the fine Navajo Bighorn Sheep.

With passion of sheep hunting in our blood  and more than ten years of sheep hunting we have been exclusive FNAWS Auction sheep tag guides for Desert sheep on the Navajo Nation.

If you truly want the best sheep hunt experience, come hunt the Navajo!

Below are some our past Sheep Hunters;  

Navajo Bighorn Sheep Program

The Navajo Desert Bighorn Sheep Management Program was started in 1997 when the Navajo Nation had about thirty head of sheep from the native San Juan River herd.

Today with improved management of the bighorn sheep and funding, the herd continue to increase rapidly with the goal of restoring the herd back to their historic levels thru out the northern and western boundary of the Navajo Indian Resevation

 Currently, Navajo Bighorn sheep population has increase to over four hundred head of sheep in the last ten years and it's because of the mult-transplant and major support by the WILD SHEEP FOUNDATION and SHEEP HUNTERS!

Navajo Big Game Adventures have been very active with the tribal sheep program and passion of sheep runs thru our veins!

Only sheep hunters truly understand that passion for sheep.

 Navajo Bighorn Sheep transplant - 2006

  For More Information

on the type sheep hunts we provide on Navajo Indian Reservation and location or just want to talk sheep Contact us today!

We welcome your questions and queries. Please see our Contact Us page for complete contact information.

 Lastly, if you ever wanted your wife or family member along on the sheep hunt we are more than welcome for them to come along.