Let the goats do the dirty work.
Have poison ivy, invasive plants, or an overgrown area you’d love to reclaim? Skip the chemicals and heavy machinery and let our hardworking goats get to work.
Goatscaping is a natural, effective, and pretty entertaining way to manage unwanted vegetation. Goats are especially good at tackling the places that are difficult to mow or clear, including poison ivy, invasive plants, dense brush, steep inclines, stone walls, ledges, and other overgrown areas.
How it Works
Our mini herds are rented by the week for $750 and typically clear approximately ¼ to ⅓ acre per week, depending on the density and type of vegetation. We take care of the setup so the goats can get right to work.
Your goatscaping rental includes:
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A mini herd of hardworking Duxbury Creamery goats
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4-foot electric net fencing powered by a solar battery
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A field shelter for shade and protection
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Setup of the goats’ enclosure
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One full week of grazing and brush clearing
The fencing keeps the goats safely contained while also helping protect them from coyotes and stray dogs.
What Will the Goats Eat
Quite a lot! Goats naturally browse on leaves, vines, weeds, brush, and other green vegetation. They can clear growth from approximately 4–6 inches off the ground up to 5–6 feet high, depending on what they can reach. They’re particularly helpful for areas where traditional landscaping equipment may be difficult to use.
Natural Brush Control With a Little Personality - No chemical herbicides. No noisy machinery. Just goats doing what goats do best.
Our goats are friendly, curious, and accustomed to being around people, which means goatscaping tends to become a neighborhood attraction while they work.
