Let's see your mountain goat pics!

[luke moffat]

Nice goat Greenhorn. He was the old man on the hill for sure. Massive everywhere. It looks like you dumped him perfectly too. Congrats on a long and sucessful hunt.

Quit being so modest lets see some of your billies!!!

 

[jjenness]

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I helped a good friend get his goat last year in the Crazy Mountains of MT. Total trip was less than 12 hours from the time we left the truck, to the time we were back at the truck with his goat. We weren't planning on it working out that way, but was an awesome hunt.

 

[slim9300]

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I helped a good friend get his goat last year in the Crazy Mountains of MT. Total trip was less than 12 hours from the time we left the truck, to the time we were back at the truck with his goat. We weren't planning on it working out that way, but was an awesome hunt.

Can't see the pics?

 

[jjenness]

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Hopefully this works.

 

[jjenness]

 

[slim9300]

My first ever mountain goat picture at the top of Mt. Ellinor with my wife. We saw 7 goats total but this was the only one that would hold still for a picture. I did see 3 kids from about 10' away standing right under the backside of the top peak, but they were as surprised to see me as I was to see them. They ran down those cliffs like they were on flat ground.

 

[bradb]

Awesome. Gets me even more fired up for my Willard peak Nanny tag this fall!

 

[actionshooter]

Great pics Slim! How was the chute?

 

[slim9300]

Great pics Slim! How was the chute?

It's was really neat. Thankfully most of it was covered in 5+' of snow pack other than the narrow 'slide.' The glissading chute that everyone has been using is down to rock in two places and pretty much done for the year.

I'm taking a bunch of friends back next year and I'm taking the necessary equipment this time so I can go faster.

For some more pics...

http://www.rokslide.com/forums/showthread.php?p=104778#post104778

 

[mtmiller]

Few years ago.

Before


After

 

[30338]

After 13 years of trying for a goat tag in Colorado I finally put in for a nanny tag and drew it. Did a solo hunt and finally on day 4 found a group of them. Nice mature nanny and a nice workout getting her down by myself.

 

[slim9300]

After 13 years of trying for a goat tag in Colorado I finally put in for a nanny tag and drew it. Did a solo hunt and finally on day 4 found a group of them. Nice mature nanny and a nice workout getting her down by myself.

Congrats. That's a good looking nanny.

 

[Muledeernv]

Awesome goat congrats

 

[shanevg]

These are from earlier this month. The kid was probably less than 24 hours old.

[video=youtube;4L40A1jMuyo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4L40A1jMuyo[/video]

 

[crazy_davey]

Great pics and video, thanks for sharing!

 

[luke moffat]

Awesome footage Shane!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

 

[slim9300]

Awesome footage Shane!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

No joke.

 

[Shrek]

Really cool video and pictures. I hope you get your goat tag sooner rather than later.

 

[Duckmam208]

Idaho Billy

Idaho Billy, 36B Yankee Fork

 

[mwhamm]

My first nanny taken back in 2009, was it really that long ago? I took this goat two weeks after tagging out on my first Dall sheep. Both were DIY hunts in Alaska.

Goat was taken on a permit tag north of Seward, AK.