Peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon you. May God bless your times wherever you are. Our offer today is 2 female Mouflon Ibex, 6 of their hybrid daughters, total 8. With them are 5 - 3 pregnant, 2 Thaniyat, 3 Rubai, 3 full Suds. None. Health is guaranteed. Here is some basic information: Original Habitat: Lives in the mountainous regions of the Caucasus, Anatolia, Iran, Armenia, and parts of Iraq and Europe. Appearance and Characteristics: The male is distinguished by its large, curved, distinctive horns (reaching about 85 cm in length), its strength, and its mountainous majesty. Weight: The weight of an adult usually ranges between 40 to 50 kilograms. [1] Breeding and Investment: Some owners raise Mouflon Ibex on farms (like in the Gulf countries such as the UAE and Saudi Arabia) for breeding or production purposes due to their high resistance to diseases and the distinctiveness of their meat. Prices vary according to age, sex, quality, and horn quality. Its distinctive shape and appearance: Giant Horns: The most distinguishing feature of males is the huge horns that grow circularly backward and then curve forward, resembling a crescent or a circle. The older the male gets, the longer and stronger its horns become. Females (ewes) are often hornless or have very small horns. Fur: Its color is reddish-brown, with a light or white spot on its back resembling a "saddle" (clearly visible in winter), and its belly and underside are white. Body: Its body is strong, muscular, and agile, helping it to jump and climb rugged mountains very quickly. 2. Its nature of life and behavior: Mountain Animal: Lives in high mountains and rough rocky areas. Intelligence and Caution: The Mouflon is a very shy and cautious animal, with a very strong sense of smell and sight that enables it to detect enemies from long distances and escape quickly. Living in Herds: Females and young live in groups (herds) led by an old ewe, while adult males live in separate groups and do not meet females except during the mating season (in the fall). Disease Resistance: As a wild animal, it has very strong immunity to diseases compared to ordinary sheep, and it tolerates hot and dry climates well. Hybridization: Some breeders mate (hybridize) it with domesticated sheep to produce new breeds that combine the taste of wild meat with the immunity of the Mouflon and the ease of raising ordinary sheep. The location is Taif, and may God write good and well for us and for you.