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Mountain Goats of Utah: Respect Their Space | Park City News
Mountain goats in Utah are wild, majestic, and surprisingly dangerous if provoked—so keep your distance. These high-country residents, numbering around 1,500, thrive in steep, snowy terrain and are most commonly spotted in the Uintas and Wasatch Range. Males (billies) get territorial in November, while females (nannies) fiercely guard their young. Wildlife officials urge hikers to stay 150 feet away, turn around if a goat approaches, never feed them, and leash dogs—goats can be aggressive toward pets. Respecting their space keeps everyone safe and ensures these incredible animals stay wild…
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