The Laristan Sheep is a wild sheep of southern Iran. It has a brown coat and pale rump; adult males develop a dark throat ruff in winter. In Bamou National Park, the account records it from valley bottoms through rolling and mountainous terrain.
Both sexes have brown coats with a distinct pale rump patch. In winter pelage, adult males have a black ruff on the lower neck and chest and a white saddle patch that varies in size.
In Bamou National Park, the sheep are recorded from valley bottoms through rolling and mountainous terrain. HMW reports that they were usually not seen on steep rocky ground there.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.