Originally Posted by Frankie (Post 8777804)

So you obviously can't quit me. This, a post in another thread, and the crazy ass note you left me on my profile page, all after you kept going to the mods crying like a shortchanged 2 dollar whore with your paranoid fantasy about ME trolling YOU.

You are such a strange little loser. LMAO

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2 (Post 8763543)

He wants to hunt them with a bow which means he likely needs to get within 40 yards of them. Trying to get close to an animal that lives at high elevations and some of the trickiest mountainsides is pretty difficult.

Originally Posted by Radar Chief (Post 8777818)

Plucky herd of mountain goats negotiate near-vertical 160ft dam

Originally Posted by vailpass (Post 8777809)

You dig up a six day old, o%*ne-line post of his in a thread that died almost a week ago but he's the one stalking you?

Originally Posted by vailpass (Post 8762389)

Nice horse head.

Dress up like a bear and startle armed hunters out in the wild? What could go wrong?

BTW my father in law really likes his wine Koozie. Tim & Lori do a great job, customer service is also top shelf. Thanks again for the tip.

Originally Posted by patteeu (Post 8777906)

Here's another tip for your father-in-law if he likes to keep his wine cold. Freeze some grapes and use them like ice cubes.

Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 8777882)

That really should be in the Epic Win thread.

Originally Posted by patteeu (Post 8777906)

Here's another tip for your father-in-law if he likes to keep his wine cold. Freeze some grapes and use them like ice cubes.

Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 8777882)

That really should be in the Epic Win thread.

Originally Posted by MIAdragon (Post 8762270)

'Goat man' spotted in Utah mountains


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The sighting of a man dressed in a goat suit on a Utah mountain is causing concern among state wildlife officials, The Associated Press reported.
The man, who remains unidentified, was spotted by photographer Coty Creighton on July 15 during a hike on Ben Lomond peak just north of Ogden in northern Utah.


Creighton told the AP he saw the man through a set of binoculars trailing behind a herd of goats on his hands and knees.

When the man noticed he had been spotted, "he just stopped in his tracks and froze," Creighton told the AP.

That's when Creighton began taking photos. The man then sat on a hill for several minutes.

He got back down on his hands and knees and hurried to catch with the rest of the herd.

While officials said what the man is doing is not illegal, they're concerned as the hunting season approaches that he could be mistaken for a goat or attacked by a live goat.

"They may get agitated. They're territorial. They are, after all, wild animals," Phil Douglass, spokesperson for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, told the AP. "This person puts on a goat suit, he changes the game. But as long as he accepts responsibility, it's not illegal."

Goat hunting season begins in September.

"My very first concern is the person doesn't understand the risks," Douglass told the AP. "Who's to say what could happen."Officials said they just want to talk to the man and warn him of the dangers. They said he could be a wildlife enthusiast. "People do some pretty out there things in the name of enjoying wildlife. But I've never had a report like this," Douglass said.