Because of the severe drought and increased development into the desert region, the bighorn sheep's ability to find water has become more of a concern.
Bighorn sheep are beautiful nomadic creatures known for their large, curved horns and innate ability to navigate steep and rocky terrain.
But the bighorn sheep have made somewhat of a comeback in recent years. Their population has climbed back to an estimated 5,000. But Marschke said their organization has a plan to double the number of drinking stations available for bighorn sheep to find water. Currently there are approximately 90 artificial watering holes throughout the region.
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