Mountain goats (Oreamnos americanus) are relatively rare in the Yukon. They are at the northern extent of their distribution and are generally confined to the southern portion of the Coast Mountains, and the Cassiar, Logan, and Its mountain ranges. Scattered individual sightings are also reported. Goats are generally associated with very rugged areas which receive substantial precipitation and are often associated with active glaciers. The estimated total number of goats in the Yukon is 1700 animals; more than half of the goats are protected within Kluane National Park.

Goats are extremely difficult to count and their habits make them very vulnerable to over hunting. Harvest in the Yukon is closely regulated.

If your looking strictly for a goat hunt I would suggest British Columbia or Alaska.