Goat Tracks is the only magazine completely devoted to the working goat. In 1995, John Mionczynski, the father of goatpacking, and Ellen McMaster started publishing Goat Tracks, a small journal to disseminate goatpacking information, veterinary care, land use issues, and to further connect the growing community of people who had working goats.

Goat Tracks magazine has grown as the goat-packing industry has grown, and today has subscribers from all over the world.

The publisher, Larry Robinson, received the magazine from Shannon Ashment. Shannon purchased the magazine from Carolyn Eddy in November 2007 and has worked to further the goals and concerns of the goatpacking community.

Goat Tracks strives to publish contributions from many different aspects of the goat community. 4-H, The North American Packgoat Association, The American Harness Goat Association, veterinarians, land use managers; all these contribute and are given a voice by Goat Tracks. "Goatstock", the annual packgoat rendezvous is featured also.

No matter what type of interest you have in working goats, you'll find up-to-date articles and information. Goat Tracks is published quarterly and comes out in March, June, September, and December.

Subscription costs are $22 per year, and $38 per 2 year subscription. We also offer a paperless subscription for $20/yr (a PDF will be published on the website). PDF files are read by Adobe Reader, which can be downloaded for free at Adobe.com. Contact us for overseas mailing costs.

To subscribe send payment in check or money order to:
Goat Tracks
13 Norwood Place
Boise, ID 83716-3283

If you prefer to pay by credit card, go to www.PayPal.com and request your payment be sent to Larry@GoatTracksMagazine.com.

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