The surefooted Dall sheep (Ovis dalli dalli) frequents mountainsides steep enough to discourage predators. This magnificent animal, named after famed naturalist and explorer William Healey Dall (1845-1927), is an icon of the North. It is frequently sought by hunters and photographers because of the magnificent curled horns that grace the older rams. This flight takes us west from Whitehorse into the Kusawa Range. After passing over Coal and Alligator Lakes, we will land on another high-altitude lake for lunch. The rugged setting for this lake supports many Dall sheep, which can be viewed with binoculars from the lake as well as from the air. After taking in the spectacular scenery, we will fly home over the mountains, though Ibex Valley and then over Fish Lake.