Ram no longer on the lam

A wayward ram was cornered then penned in a barn in Shiocton (Photo: Karen Jahnke)
A wayward ram was cornered then penned in a barn in Shiocton (Photo: Karen Jahnke)(WBAY)
Published: Jul. 10, 2019 at 4:27 PM CDT
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UPDATE 7/11:

Outagamie County deputies spent Thursday afternoon in a standoff with a ram on the lam. Now the ram is behind baa-rs.

The ram has been spotted in Central and Western Outagamie County. There have been sightings in Mackville. He was nearly detained Wednesday in the Town of Ellington.

The ram has been able to pull the wool over the eyes of deputies--until now.

On Thursday, deputies tracked him down on a farm on Hooyman Road in Shiocton, where they cornered the ram inside the barn. Deputies planned to corral the ram into a pen inside the barn and wait until Friday to remove him.

The ram is safe and will be transferred to the Greenville Zoo, which the sheriff's office says stepped forward to say it would take the wayward ram.

The Outagamie County Sheriff's Office nearly caught the ram on Wednesday. He was running loose on Mayflower Road in Ellington at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon. Deputies "briefly contained" him but he got away.

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INITIAL REPORT

Outagamie County deputies are on the lookout for a ram on the lam.

Deputies responded to a call of a ram running loose on Mayflower Road in Ellington at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon.

Deputies say they briefly cornered him, but the ram dodged them. He had some pickup and was last seen running west.

The sheriff's office wants to hear from you if you see the ram or might know who it belongs to.