Mountain Goat Hunts British Columbia

Hunting mountain goats in the upper Bull River drainages is a true Rocky Mountain hunting adventure. A series of high alpine basins make up the home range of a substantial and healthy goat population. It is common to look over twenty or thirty goats in a day. We generally use horses to access the different basins and from that point hiking is required as we focus on locating a good billy. The casual pace combined with magnificent scenery makes this hunt a very enjoyable experience. Our goats are on a quota and therefore are limited and are booked well in advance.

A goat combined with an elk or a moose is a hunt you may want to consider. We concentrate on trophy bull elk during early mornings and evenings, and look over the goats during the mid-day. Elk are in rut at this time and our success on both elk and goat is very high. A moose/goat combo would take place in later October, when the Billy’s are “haired out” and make a striking trophy. This is also a highly successful hunt. Combination hunters may also get opportunities to take trophy black bear, whitetail, or muledeer.