Took a 4 day hike into my goat area a couple weeks ago. Here are a few pictures.  We saw about 2 Dozen goats and found a dead young Billy. Country looks decent for Stickbow hunting

Awesome, that will always be a dream of mine.

Beautiful country.

Love it!

Just being there is worth the cost of admission! 

Gotta love it...hope ur hunt goes well 

 

What a fantastic view! Amazing country there.

Beautiful country, love the camp fire!! Nothing better than a warm fire at the end of the day.  Good luck on your adventure!!! Looking forward to some success pics!!!


Jason

What a beautiful place and a wonderful time. Memories are made this way and never forgotten. You got away from all of the chaos of this world to see what has been provided for us to enjoy if we are willing and able to go do. May your hunting trip there be prosperous for you. Jerry

Beautiful looking country.  Thanks for sharing.  Hope you will post some more pictures as the hunt unfolds.

Beautiful country!  Good luck on your quest. I can't wait to see the pics and "hear" the story of your adventure!

Beautiful countryside! I hope you have a happy and successful hunt!

Something I've never had interest in. Lately I'm sure I'd love it. Good luck and keep us posted of your experiences

 

When we found that dead goat I took a bunch of wool from its undercoat. Thought it would make some really cool silencers to have on my bow while goat hunting! Should be enough for about 30 pairs!

Beautiful country! Good luck!

I'd tie a few flies with that goat hide.  Might provide a meal between the hunts.  Got to be some nice fish in those lakes.

So After my Buff hunt to Australia I came home and got ready for my Mountain goat trip.  I have been dreaming of this for 20 years since I moved to Montana.  I spent the weekend after getting home with the wife the dogs and the grandson. Then Monday I hit the treestand and Tuesday the mountain for elk to stretch my legs before the goat hunt.  As luck would have it I called in a bull elk and got to "stretch'" my legs packing!

I got the elk packed out and hung in a friends walk in cooler.  The next day my buddy and I drove 6 hours to the trailhead and slept in the pickup.

The following morning was beautiful and we headed up the trail on a predetermined route. We had only scouted this portion on google earth. That turned out to be bad as we got cliffed out after climbing for 6 hours.  We setup camp for the night and got to see over 30 goats from our first camp.