Ovis nivicola

part of	Mammalia

form
Ovis nivicola	English
mountain sheep	English
mountain-sheep	English
sheep	English

• 1-113 uncollated g. 6. Herdsman throwing a Lasso. (From a photograph.) wildsheep, also for catching wolves that are first hunted down with a
• 1-178 uncollated mountain-sheep
• 1-179 uncollated wever low and easy to climb. In this case the dogs hold thesheepat bay, and the hunter is able to catch it with his lasso.
• 1-202 uncollated ow-head, showing Decoration. Fig. 82 (??/????). Lance. a,Sheep-horn Point-Protector. Total length of lance, 2.5 m. with v
• 1-244 uncollated e appears, as an object of luxury, a carved drinking-cup ofsheep-horn (Fig. 108). Such cups are even now valued more highly
• 1-246 uncollated Fig. 108 (??/????). Drinking-Cup ofSheep-Horn. Height, 17 cm. Fig. 109. Drinking-Tube. ½ nat. size
• 1-256 uncollated pressed tea, being prepared of the refuse leaves mixed withsheepor ox blood, contains but small quantities of the alkaloid.
• 1-298 uncollated e freely. When Middendorff¹ says that in his opinion a goodsheep-skin coat is to be preferred for travel, it may be ascribed