High Country Mountain Goat
Steve heads into the wintry Montana high country in pursuit of a mountain goat.

The Razor UHD 10x42s are Steve's go-to binoculars. The Ultra High Definition optical design features an improved optical prescription and unparalleled image resolution. Whether you need to pick apart a densely packed hillside or observe the finest details at insanely close distances, the Razor UHD can do it all.

The Skyscraper 2P is a burly 2-person, 4-season double-wall tent with a minimum trail weight of 4lb 3oz. At the heart of the Skyscraper 2P is the innovative WebTruss™ technology. This unique construction system provides unmatched strength, a low wind profile, and makes pitching the tent a breeze.

Designed for backcountry adventure; for the hunter who counts every ounce. The ultimate lightweight hunting knife features the incredible edge performance for CPM-S90V blade steel and unique carbon fiber micro scales for dexterity and control not typically found in skeletonized knives. The Altitude™ continues to take hunting performance to new heights. Made in USA.
Recipes
Mountain Goat Torta
This recipe is from the first installment of MeatEater Cooks—our new culinary series on YouTube. You can watch me and Steve tour his garden, discuss high-elevation goat hunts, and create this sandwich in in the first episode. Milanese is a type of thin meat cutlet that's been breaded and fried, and it shares many similarities to a schnitzel. This preparation, a product of European immigration, is popular all over South and Central America. In...
The MeatEater Podcast
Ep. 247: The Miss and the Return
Steven Rinella talks with Kurt Racicot, Rick Smith, Dirt Myth, Ridge Pounder, Chester Floyd, Seth Morris. Topics discussed: Harder than a woodpecker’s lips; being dialed in on your system; a 10,000 year old footprint sandwich of early human, mammoth, and ground sloth; when a pelican starts a brush fire with a carp hanging out of its mouth; dippin’ to deficate; free pouring powder and Daniel Boone’s ballistics; bed ticking and muzzleloader...
Wildlife Management
The Great Mountain Goat Debate
Hunters, anglers, and wildlife managers are occasionally willing to “naturalize” non-native wildlife with high aesthetic and sporting qualities. Think of the reverence and conservation attention paid to brown trout and ringneck pheasants—transplants from Northern Europe and China, respectively. If a species is beautiful, fun to pursue, and not causing too many problems, we simply fold it into our management paradigm alongside indigenous species...