Bighorn Sheep Ram 3D Model Low Poly Rigged Animated Male

Horned sheep ram 3d model - a rigged, animated low poly sheep for games. This is a male ram. Heavy curled horns and a thick sculpted fleece set it apart from a plain ewe. It reads as a distinct animal in a herd. This ram is a domestic breed with a full-curl horn set. That is the silhouette buyers mean when they search for a bighorn sheep ram. It is modelled as livestock rather than as a wildlife study. It reads correctly in a pasture and stands in for a wild sheep at mid distance. Buyers look for this as a sheep 3d model, an animated sheep or simply a horned sheep. It is the same ram. It is a male sheep - an Ovis aries ram with a full curl - so it reads differently from a ewe in the same flock. As a low poly animal it stays cheap where a realistic sheep model would not. The animal is a game-ready character, not a static prop. It ships on a custom skeleton with five in-place animations. That is what background livestock needs: the ram holds its position while your own logic moves it around the pasture. One mesh, one material and three 2K textures keep the cost down. At 3,310 polygons and 2,017 vertices a whole flock is cheap to draw. It scales from a single hero animal to a full field. It is built for the scenes that need livestock. Farm and pasture simulation, colony and village builders, medieval settlements, survival maps, hunting grounds. Five in-place animations are what a background herd needs - the ram holds its spot while your spawner or AI moves it. One material and 2K maps mean a dozen of them cost almost nothing, so a field reads as populated instead of staged. Most animated sheep on the market are static meshes with no rig at all. This one moves. What you get: - Rigged horned ram, one single mesh - 5 in-place animations - 3,310 polygons / 2,017 vertices - 1 material and 3 textures at 2048x2048 - Collision included - Unity package plus an Unreal Engine project - No LODs in this release