During the rut, fights between billies are rare, but when they do occur, they are vicious and involve goring with their sharp horns. Goats are generalists and live on a wide variety of vegetation. This allows them to survive year round at elevations above 2000 metres. There is no seasonal migration, but goats often trek to salt licks in the valleys. Overhunting and possibly disease wiped out all the native bison in this area by about the mid-1800s.
Today there is only one bison living in Jasper.
You can look for it in the Rocky River area of the park. It is the sole remaining animal from four 1980 escapees that bolted from a bison ranch near Hinton. The weasels generally have elongate bodies, short legs, and glands that produce a strong-smelling scent. Among the many weasels found in the park is the largest member of the family, the wolverine, which is occasionally seen in the alpine tundra. The smaller pine martens are more common than the other weasels, and are abundant throughout the forested areas of the park.