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New!! Download and view a video about Wind River Pack Goats! (7 minutes long) Read about Goatpacking for Trout, in the Angling Report! (PDF, 800K) Read about WRPG in the Washington Post! Here at Wind River Pack Goats we offer three different ways to get you goat packing. They include the traditional scheduled trips, custom trips, and drop trips, where we haul the freight for you in support of a trip you have put together. ![]() No, we don't put them in cans! Goatpacking is an environmentally- friendly mode of wilderness travel that's easy on your back. Modern day goat packing started just up the road in Red Canyon, Wyoming. John Mionczynski, the father of goat packing and founder of Wind River Pack Goats, first used goats to help him transport the equipment required for big horn sheep studies he was doing in the early '70's... Read more ![]() Wind River Pack Goats goes to Hollywood! Well actually we all went on the Northern Traverse in the Wind River Mountains of Wyoming, and we brought along a couple of film artist-types, cameras, a whole lot of batteries, and even a goat-mounted solar charger. The result is a 10-minute video that's almost as good as coming along on a WRPG expedition (but not quite...) Read more |
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