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"The mountain goat, also known as the Rocky Mountain goat, is the largest mammal found in sub-alpine to alpine altitudes of the Rocky Mountains. Despite its name, it does not belong to the Capra genus that includes all other goats, but is the only living species of the Oreamnos genus. They are informally referred to as goat-antelopes. Both males and female mountain goats have beards and and long black horns that can grow up to 0.28 min length. Contrary to most other animals, the female mountain goat is very competitive and protective of their food source. It is not uncommon for conflicts to include all nannies of the herd. The male "billy" goat weighs around 125.00 kg, while the female "nanny" goat weighs 80.00 kg"
― In-Game Description

The Mountain Goat is a species in the Silver Ridge Peaks reserve located in the rocky mountains of Colorado. It is a class 4 animal. Both females and males have horns.

Features[]

Description
Behavior Cautious and curious
Habitat Mountain faces, alpine forests and basins
Senses Excellent senses of vision and hearing, decent sense of smell
Social Males live solitary or in small groups, females live in medium to large-sized groups tending their young
Active Morning and evening
Recommended Equipment Class 4 Ammo
Species Oreamnos americanus
Difficulty Average

Need Zone Times[]

Times Activity
00:00 - 03:30 Feeding
03:00 - 05:30 Resting
05:00 - 09:30 Feeding
11:00 - 13:30 Feeding
13:00 - 16:30 Resting
16:00 - 21:30 Feeding
21:00 - 00:30 Resting

Fur Variants[]

Fur Variant Rarity[]

Sex Common Uncommon Rare Very Rare
Male/Female Beige (24.97%)
Light Brown (24.97%)
Light Grey (24.97%)
White (24.97%)
X X Albino (0.05%)
Melanistic (0.05%)

Trivia[]

  • The Mountain Goat was reintroduced to the Colorado Rockies in 1947, as previously it went extinct in the area.
  • You can tell a Mountain Goat's age by the rings on its horns, not unlike a tree.
  • There is an indie folk rock band called "The Mountain Goats".[1]
  • Despite their name, Mountain Goats are not true goats. They belong to the antelope family.
  • Mountain goats are nimble and can jump nearly 12 feet in a single bound.

References[]

Animals
Class 1 Antelope Jackrabbit Black Grouse Bobwhite Quail Canada Goose Cinnamon Teal Eurasian Teal Eurasian Wigeon Eastern Cottontail Rabbit Eastern Wild Turkey European Hare European Rabbit Ferruginous Duck Gadwall Goldeneye Green Winged Teal Greylag Goose Harlequin Duck Hazel Grouse Magpie Goose Mallard Merriam Turkey Mountain Hare Rock Ptarmigan Ring-Necked Pheasant Rio Grande Turkey Scrub Hare Stubble Quail Tufted Duck Tundra Bean Goose Western Capercaillie Willow Ptarmigan White-tailed Jackrabbit Woolly Hare
Class 2 Bobcat Common Raccoon Coyote Gray Fox Mexican Bobcat Northern Red Muntjac Raccoon Dog Red Fox Siberian Musk Deer Side-Striped Jackal Tibetan Fox
Class 3 Axis Deer Blackbuck Chamois Collared Peccary Eurasian Lynx Feral Goat Hog Deer Pronghorn Roe Deer Springbok
Class 4 Beceite Ibex Blacktail Deer Blue Sheep Eastern Gray Kangaroo Fallow Deer Gredos Ibex Lesser Kudu Mountain Goat Ronda Ibex Sika Deer Snow Leopard Southeastern Spanish Ibex Tahr Warthog Whitetail Deer
Class 5 Bighorn Sheep Feral Pig Iberian Mouflon Javan Rusa Mountain Lion Mule DeerPuma Puma Wild Boar Wild Hog
Class 6 Barasingha Blue Wildebeest Grant Caribou Gemsbok Gray Wolf Iberian Wolf Nilgai Red Deer Mountain Reindeer
Class 7 American Alligator Black Bear Eurasian Brown Bear Rocky Mountain Elk Roosevelt Elk Sambar
Class 8 Grizzly Bear Moose Saltwater Crocodile
Class 9 Banteng Bengal Tiger Cape Buffalo European Bison Lion Plains Bison Water Buffalo Wild Yak