Big game
Wild goat (Rupicapra rupicapra)
- males - from September 1 to April 30
- females - from September 1 to January 31
The wild goat (Rupicapra rupicapra) is a herbivorous mammal of the order Artiodactyla, family Bovidae, located in a separate genus of wild goats (Rupicapra). Its fur in summer is short and smooth, and its color is light brown or reddish-brown. In winter, it becomes chocolate-brown, and the hairs on the back grow to 10-20 cm. The underside is bright. Usually the legs are darker. He has a small goatee. Jaws, cheeks and nose are white. A black stripe runs from the eye to the muzzle. The hooves are elongated. The hoof mark is approximately 5–6 cm long and about 3 cm wide.[3] Body length: 110 – 135 cm Height at the withers: 75-90 cm Weight: 35 – 50 kg (male) and 30 – 42 kg (female) Tail length – 3-4 cm Sexual dimorphism – very weakly expressed Horns – relatively short and curved at the end. One ring is formed each year, thus the age of the given individual can be determined.
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