As with all species, we have limited ability to control broad-scale habitat changes that have occurred. One thing we can control is the hunting season.

We have the ability. We just have to find it within ourselves.

It's not an issue that we have a great ability to control, and it's insignificant in comparison to the local emissions that we can work with.

We didn't control the paint. Everything they did was because of their dribble penetration and their ability to rebound.

It's not at all uncommon, especially for the young male mountain goats, to leave their populations and to wander around. I'm not surprised that one would land there.

As the biologist, the best management would be conservative, permit-only hunting. That's not the way the public wants it. They want to maintain a general season.