Did anyone see the calf mommoth they found yesterday in the arctic the thing was so well preserved its still had fur on it.

http://news.scotsman.com/scitech.cfm?id=1078542007 check this out.

I agree with sheep and goats. I too have never hunted them,partly because of the stories I've heard from friends who have. It takes a lot of dedication(and sometimes money too) and often miles of climbing steep terrain and staulking. Then the reward for success is the even harder job of getting your animal back to where you started,over the same miles of tough terrain!
My hat is off to those who do it.

my personal challenge was my desert bighorn sheep, mainly because i am in a wheelchair

I'd have to say for me cougar takes the cake, we cant use bait or hounds in oregon, i've been hunting them for 5 yrs and havent seen even one

i may have to reconsider this question. i have hunted whitetail twice and never seen a buck. only ever seen 4 period

I voted sheep...getting a trophy old whitetail may be challenging, but getting "a deer" usually isn't. (Except this year, for me )

Same can be said of moose, bear and elk. Provided they're in your area in sufficient numbers they're not really all that bright. Sheep may not be all that bright either (I don't really know) - but getting up to them and staying up there long enough to get a shot, and then getting your trophy back down is pretty hard on the body.

You guys should come hunt rabbits at my house. The famer who owns the land planted "multi-floro Rose" years ago as a Gvt pgrm for "living hedgrows" It has since taken over and will cut you to threads. My buddie and me hunt bunnies after deer season is over and ice fishing has not yet begun. When we come in for lunch my wife just laughs at us, we are litterly covered with our own blood.
So I vote for the Cottentail Rabbit (with big pointy fangs. [anyone a Monty Python fan?])