Catalina Goat

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 Originating from domestic goats introduced to Catalina Island off the coast of California, the Catalina Goat has evolved into a hardy, free-ranging feral species. These goats are known for their adaptability, strong horns, and ability to thrive in rugged, rocky terrain. Their alert nature and quick movements make them difficult to approach, especially in broken landscapes.

For hunters, Catalina Goat offers a fast-paced and unpredictable hunt, requiring quick decision-making and sharp shooting skills.

• Region: North America 
• Weight: 100–200 lbs 
• Gestation Period: ~5 months 
• Number of Young: 1–2 
• Maximum Age: 10–15 years 
• Horns: Both sexes 
• Season: Year Round 
• Native to: Catalina Island