A sentencing memorandum submitted by the defense congratulated Arthur "Jack" Schubarth of Vaughn, Montana, for successfully cloning the sheep in his barn, which he named Montana Mountain King ...

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 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 ...

A sentencing memorandum submitted by the defense congratulated Arthur "Jack" Schubarth of Vaughn, Montana, for successfully cloning the sheep in his barn, which he named Montana Mountain King ...

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 ...

Montana Mountain King, a sheep cloned from near threatened Marco Polo argali sheep as part of an unlawful scheme to create large, hybrid sheep for hunting in the US.

However, 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 ...

Montana Mountain King sheep. Those animals were mostly sold to private hunting preserves in Texas, where trophy hunters pay a substantial fee for the opportunity to kill them.

According to the U.S. Justice Department, Arthur "Jack" Schubarth, 80, of Vaughn, Montana, owns a 215-acre alternative livestock ranch that breeds mountain sheep, mountain goats and various ungulates.

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 Texas, prosecutors said. Schubarth is set to be ...

The ‘Montana Mountain King’ is born. Schubarth implanted ewes, female sheep, at his ranch with the cloned embryos — leading to the birth of a “pure genetic male Marco Polo argali ...

Semen from Montana Mountain King was then used to artificially impregnate other ewes to create a larger and more valuable species of sheep, including one offspring that he reached an agreement to ...