Follow Nathan Putnam and his pack goat string as they take us hiking, camping, and hunting in the backcountry of northern Idaho.
Read MoreAdd to Favorites There’s something comforting about the small space of a tent and the warmth of a sleeping bag, or in this case, the two bags I’m zipped snugly …
Read MoreAdd to Favorites Pleas for help from goat keepers whose goats have eaten rhododendrons are a regular occurrence on social media and online forums. Often, poisoning results from a friendly …
Read MoreAdd to Favorites Hunting with goats makes it easier to get deeper into the backcountry and allows access for those with injuries or who find age makes it more difficult. …
Read MoreI’ve found that while hunting, staying mobile creates more opportunities, so our camp ends up being wherever we put our heads down at night.
Read MoreAdd to Favorites All of us who own goats know how intelligent, athletic, and sure-footed they are. We also know how nervous, opinionated, and downright stubborn they can be! Combine …
Read MoreAdd to Favorites Cyanide poisoning (previously called prussic acid poisoning) in goats is caused when they eat plants that contain cyanogenic glycosides. The glycosides contained in the cells of plants …
Read MoreAdd to Favorites It’s sweltering out, entirely too hot for 9:00 in the morning, as I lead my goats over a loose section of scree that is our makeshift trail. …
Read MoreAdd to Favorites The best adventures start at the end of a bumpy dirt road, and this one would be no different. After being jostled around for several hours in …
Read MoreAdd to Favorites Training baby pack goats starts at the very beginning, first by being present for their birth, then through play, and finally hiking. I wake up to the …
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