Feral Goat Hunting

Feral goats (*Capra hircus*), commonly known as goats, are domesticated animals that have reverted to a wild state in various regions across the globe. They display a mix of behaviors, traits, and adaptations inherited from their domesticated origins, enabling them to thrive in natural environments. As herbivores, feral goats primarily feed on grasses, shrubs, and other types of vegetation, and they are also capable of browsing leaves and twigs from trees and bushes. These goats generally form herds for protection against predators, with a social structure typically consisting of a dominant male alongside several females and their young.