Five days and four nights can be a long time to stay in the same area. If the weather turns bad and persists, you may find yourself stuck at this spot for several days. Remain at the pick-up spot because you never know when your plane may arrive. Use a bright-colored tent and set it up in a visible location. This will help you locate your camp and lets other hunters who are looking for a hunting spot know that someone is already there.
Goats usually look for danger from below, so consider hunting downwards from the ridge-tops.
If the weather is hot and bugs are out, carefully search snowfields for goats. Goats like these areas because they are cooler and offer relief from insects. Beware of overhanging cornices that can break off with you on them. Experienced goat hunters seldom travel more than 2 miles from their camp during a single day. Even without the hide, your meat and gear can weigh 90-110 pounds.