They are big prizes for trophy hunters ... In addition to the $10,000 sheep, Schubarth sold 11 sheep with one-quarter of Montana Mountain King’s genetics for $13,200 total to two people in ...

In October 2019, court records said, Schubarth paid a hunting guide $400 for the testicles of a trophy-sized Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep that had been harvested in Montana and then extracted and ...

In September, a man from Montana ... Marco Polo argali sheep into the US from Kyrgyzstan and in 2015 contracted with a lab to create a cloned sheep he later named Montana Mountain King (MMK).

The sentencing memorandum also congratulates Schubarth for successfully cloning the endangered sheep, which he named Montana Mountain King. The animal has been confiscated by U.S. Fish and ...

Schubarth dubbed the cloned ram "Montana Mountain King" (MMK). (The world's first cloned mammal was a sheep named Dolly back in 1996.) There is no denying that Schubarth violated various laws ...

shows a sheep nicknamed Montana Mountain King that was part of unlawful scheme to create large, hybrid species of wild sheep for sale to hunting preserves in Texas. (Montana Fish Wildlife and ...

Buyers wanted "trophy" animals, and in the world of big-game sheep hunting ... the first pure Marco Polo argali sheep was born to him. Schubarth named it "Montana Mountain King." ...

Holden, in seeking a probationary sentence, argued that Schubarth was a hard-working man who has always cared for animals and did something that no one else could have done in cloning the giant sheep, ...