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The Tashenshini-Alsek Park is not the only place Dall sheep are found in BC. I have seen them along the Atlin Road and the Stone sheep phase (Ovis dalli stonei) is found along the Alaska Highway down to the Peace River country. Reference: A.W.F. Banfield (1974) The Mammals of Canada, ISBN  0802021379 confirms this with his distribution map on page 418. Other than my picky point, an excellent article. Luigizanasi 5 July 2005 04:46 (UTC)