Grand Slams Aren't Just for Tennis Anymore

Most knowledgeable hunters can readily define the Grand Slam—as far as wild sheep are concerned, that is—as bagging one each of the four different North American wild sheep, "all having been taken in fair chase by an individual hunter." The four species are the Dall's, Stone's, Rocky Mountain…

Bighorn, and Desert Bighorn, and once again, the Buffalo Bill Historical Center can lay claim to the fact that a Grand Slam is on view in the Cody Firearms Museum. A few years ago, the center boasted a Grand Slam in the Heads and Horns Collection it has on loan from the Boone and Crockett Club.