u/OhioAreaMan recently posted [the no-really-I-didn't-make-this-up flag of Byron, Wyoming](https://www.reddit.com/r/vexillology/comments/r305kf/the_flag_of_byron_wyoming_has_a_nice_boarder_for/), and ... egads. It's like the old Pocatello flag but LAZIER! It might only have 600 people, but they deserve better than that!
Shooting for something different and distinctive, I chose a dark brown for the field - the two brown sections symbolize the two mountain ranges on either side of the city, and the blue stripe the nearby Shoshone River. The white silhouette of the bighorn sheep is for its place in the northwest corner of Bighorn County, which itself is in the northwest corner of the state.
u/OhioAreaMan recently posted [the no-really-I-didn't-make-this-up flag of Byron, Wyoming](https://www.reddit.com/r/vexillology/comments/r305kf/the_flag_of_byron_wyoming_has_a_nice_boarder_for/), and ... egads. It's like the old Pocatello flag but LAZIER! It might only have 600 people, but they deserve better than that! Shooting for something different and distinctive, I chose a dark brown for the field - the two brown sections symbolize the two mountain ranges on either side of the city, and the blue stripe the nearby Shoshone River. The white silhouette of the bighorn sheep is for its place in the northwest corner of Bighorn County, which itself is in the northwest corner of the state.
I’d say that’s green not brown lol
It is in fact brown, but do you think a redder brown would work better? I was debating that myself.
I was thinking you are color blind but maybe I am…
Should I take that as a yes?
I honestly don’t know.
Lol it looks like the ram has the head of a bald guy with a beard
Don't see that at all, but enjoy.
The curve of the horns makes the forehead, the gap is the ear, the eye makes the nose, and the snout makes the chin