Jacques Palais Big Horn

Perhaps the greatest mystery: Where are the horns now? The last verified photograph of the Jacques Palais Big Horn was taken in 1972 at a taxidermy shop in Paris. After Palais’ death in 1978, his estate was liquidated. The full-body mount of the ram vanished. For decades, rumors have circulated:

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For conservationists, it is a cautionary tale. The desire to possess a "Palais-class" ram led to the decimation of argali populations in the mid-20th century. Today, hunting of Altai argali is strictly regulated via international auctions organized by the convention. A legal hunt for an Altai ram today costs upwards of $120,000, with 90% of that fee going directly back into anti-poaching patrols and local herder compensation. jacques palais big horn

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