| Horn phenotype F (rams). A long scur, approximately 4 inches, to 10-12 inches in length. |
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| Photo courtesy of Stephen Rouse of Sheltering Pines, Allegan, MI. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Long scurs can grow quite long, and can be confused with regular ram horns. It has been my observation that they are generally smoother, have a narrower horn base, and lack the ridges and rings around the horn that mature horned rams develop. | ||||||||||||||||||
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| These three scurred ram photos courtesy of Rebecca Robinson of Iowa. | ||||||||||||||||||
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