Mount Shasta Rangers Rescue Unprepared Goose at 10,000 Feet

Mount Shasta rangers rescue 'particularly unprepared' climber — a goose
Mount Shasta rangers rescued a goose stranded at around 10,000 feet, proving even the wildest climbers deserve a helping hand.
Goose with 'one layer of down' escorted by Mt. Shasta ranger on snowmobile after rescue
In Siskiyou County, Mt. Shasta climbing rangers snowmobiled to safety a stranded goose from the Old Ski Bowl at 10,000 feet.
Rescued ‘climber’ unprepared for Mount Shasta, despite down coat, California rangers say
Two rangers on patrol discovered an unusual, unprepared “climber” high on Mount Shasta — a goose, California officials reported. Rangers Nick Meyers and Eric Falconer found the goose about 10,000 feet high on the mountain in December, the U.S. Forest Service said in a Jan. 12 news release.
U.S. Forest Rangers rescue goose from Mount Shasta
Two rangers with the Shasta-Trinity National Forest division of the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) made an unusual rescue last month, the agency said. According to the USFS, two rangers on patrol came upon a goose they estimated to have reached about 10,
Rangers rescue goose 10,000 feet up a California mountain
The U.S. Forest Service said rangers stationed in the California mountains came to the rescue of "a particularly unprepared Mount Shasta climber" -- a goose.
Goose With Head for Heights Taken Back to Safer Altitude by Mountain Ranger
A goose found high on the slopes of the 14,000 ft Mt Shasta in California’s Cascade Mountains was rescued and returned to a local pond by rangers, the Shasta-Trinity National Forest said on January 12.
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Mother sues Mount Shasta police after son shot, killed on train car in 2023
The mother of a man shot to death by a Mount Shasta police officer on Christmas Day in 2023 has filed a lawsuit against the city, the officer involved and others, claiming wrongful death and other ...
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'Slap in the face': Calif. ski resort owner builds massive Virgin Mary statue, angering locals
A story disputed by historians claims that when a Spanish explorer first saw Mount Shasta, he dubbed it “Jesus and Maria,” inspired by what appeared to be its double peaks. Now, around two ...