MgLite: Pursuing Mountain Goats in the Alaskan Backcountry

Join the Huntin' Fool crew on an adrenaline-fueled Alaskan Mountain Goat Hunt, tackling the formidable obstacles of the Kenai Peninsula's rugged terrain and unpredictable weather. Armed with the MgLite rifle, they push their limits to harvest an elusive mountain goat.
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[@louismajeske5205]

Good, ethical, one shot, one kill. Well done.

[@RickyPrice-cl6jx]

One of the best hunt that anybody could ever do. For me I would never forget.

[@mohsenraghian210]

Wow! That is a pretty steep mountain they were climbing down at the beginning.

[@mcnivenjjm]

Cross wind ? Looks more like no accounting for elevation.

[@jasonchenoweth73]

If you can't hit any closer than that on that first try you better keep your max distance down to about 200 yds. Pathetic!!!

[@johntruesdale1612]

One shot one kill?? We must be watching two different videos. I saw two misses. Man should know his limitations and stay within them. It’s not ethical hunting just lobbing bullets at the animal. The female didn’t make the greatest shot either.

[@stevegroff7361]

My thoughts exactly. He could’ve gut shot that animal or taken a limb off and it would have died a slow painful death.
Her shot at least appeared to be in the kill zone. Pretty sure she wasn’t 900 yards away though. Much better Decision.

[@Legitonion]

You would think that after missing your first shot by 3 feet you would call it a day... 100% unethical.

[@haraldreichl3000]

Sorry but the first hunter was an unbelievable Idi..! Hunting is not a lottery ...

[@jacklewis3444]

You shouldn't be taking amateur's out to target practice on live game...