Who we work with

    • Reclaim overgrown corners, fence lines, and play areas

    • Poison Ivy & Briar bushes, goats eat stuff people hate touching

    • Steep-slope & difficult terrain

    • By clearing dense brush, goats reduce hiding spots for snakes

    • Clearing walking paths

    • Improving sightlines and safety

    • Maintaining stormwater areas

    • Quiet, low‑impact clearing

    • Perimeter clearing and access improvement

    • Seasonal maintenance

    • Clear food plots without machinery smell/noise

    • Trail clearing to improve movement and reduce noise

    • Habitat Restoration to remove invasive plants that choke natives

    • Stand & Blind Clearing to open sight lines and blind spots

    • Goats knock back woody shrubs that encroach on pastures

    • Fence line & barn perimeter clearing to reduce predator cover

    • By clearing brush, goat expose hidden rocks and help protect machinery

    • Goat hangout day, meet & greet, photo opportunities

    • Festivals, markets, farm days

    • Educational Demonstrations, invasive species education & goat facts

Where We Service

    • Berkeley Springs

    • Martinsburg

    • Inwood

    • Shepherdstown

    • Harpers Ferry

    • Capon Bridge

    • Kearneysville

    • Charles Town

    • Winchester

    • Stephens City

    • Stephenson

    • Gainesboro

    • Middletown

    • Hancock

We keep our service area within less than an hour of home so the goats have a comfortable, low‑stress trip to and from each job. Shorter travel times keep the herd calm, healthy, and ready to work as soon as they arrive.

Daily herd checks are also a core part of safe goatscaping. Staying within an hour ensures we can check on the goats every day, refill water, monitor fencing, and make sure everything is secure—no matter the weather or terrain.

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