FAQs

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  • It depends on the size of the area, the type and density of vegetation, and how many goats we bring.

    As a general guideline:

    • Small residential lots (¼–½ acre): 3-5 days

    • Medium properties (1–3 acres): 1-2 weeks

    • Larger or heavily overgrown areas: 2 weeks or more

    We tailor each project based on your land and your goals. After a quick site assessment (in-person or via photos), we’ll give you a clear estimate for how long your job will take — and how many goats it’ll need!

  • Not much! We handle almost everything — but here’s how you can help us get started smoothly:

    What we take care of:

    • Fencing and setup

    • Water and shelter for the goats

    • Supervision and daily checks

    • Cleanup when the job’s done

    What we might need from you:

    • Water source (a spigot or hose nearby is helpful)

    • A quick heads-up about hazards (e.g., toxic plants, dogs on-site, beehives, etc.)

    • Let us know if you’re in a high-traffic area or near public spaces — we’ll plan accordingly

    No mowing, no spraying, no heavy equipment — just let the goats do what they do best!

  • We totally get it — our goats are adorable and hard to resist! While they’ll be focused on their grazing job, light interaction is sometimes possible, depending on the setup.

    Here’s what to keep in mind:

    Yes, if:

    • The goats are in a safe, enclosed area

    • A handler is present

    • You’ve received the go-ahead from our team

    Not recommended if:

    • The goats are on steep or sensitive terrain

    • There are young children unsupervised

    • The goats are actively working or resting

    • You're entering the enclosure without permission

    We prioritize safety and stress-free working conditions for our herd, but we’re happy to introduce you to a few friendly faces when the time is right!

    P.S. Some of our goats love a head scratch. Others prefer snacks (but please ask first!).

  • They’ll eat most vegetation — especially weeds, brush, and invasive plants. If there are plants you want to protect, let us know and we’ll fence them off or adjust the grazing zone accordingly.

  • We use sturdy netwire paneled fencing that’s safe, portable, and effective. It keeps goats in and predators out — and can be adjusted to suit the shape of your property.

  • Goats are tough! They’ll munch poison ivy, brambles, thistles, and other plants that most people avoid — and it doesn’t bother them a bit.

  • Goats can graze in light rain, but we provide temporary lean-to shelters and monitor weather daily. If conditions get too wet or dangerous (like during storms), we may pause or reschedule for their safety.

  • Yes! Our goats stay on-site in their fenced grazing area. We check on them daily and make sure they have everything they need — food, water, and shelter.

  • Generally yes, but we recommend keeping dogs and small children outside the goat enclosure. We’re happy to introduce you safely with supervision!

  • A modest travel or setup fee may apply for jobs outside our primary service area. We’ll include all costs upfront in your custom quote — no surprises.

  • We are located in Davidsonville, MD and serve most of Anne Arundel County, and are happy to travel for larger projects.

  • Nope — our goats always come with a plan, fencing, and professional oversight. We care deeply about their safety and well-being.