Got thick, overgrown brush?
You have three options. Sweat yourself half to death behind a string trimmer. Pay a landscaping crew a fortune in hazard fees and debris disposal to handle the nasty stuff. Or let a 2,000-pound herd of Nubian dairy goats demolish it naturally.
What We Obliterate
We don't mow lawns. We don't edge flower beds. We take on the hard, hazardous, overgrown mess that human landscapers either overcharge for or refuse to touch — devoured down to the root.
Why Biological Clearing Wins
No chemicals. No compaction. No dump fees. Just a working herd doing what goats were built to do.
100% Chemical-Free
Zero glyphosate. Zero herbicides. Safe for kids, pets, livestock, and the water table beneath your land.
Zero Soil Destruction
Light hoof action instead of heavy-machinery compaction. Your soil structure stays intact — no ruts, no erosion.
Zero Debris Hauling
The herd processes the biomass on-site and leaves natural fertilizer behind. No dump runs. No burn piles.
Transparent, No-Apology Pricing
Moving a live livestock herd isn't cheap, and neither is the gear that keeps them safe. Here's what it actually costs — and why it beats a high-priced commercial crew.
Single-Day Project
$400
minimum
For compact, tough spots — a 1,000 sq ft poison ivy patch, a choked fence line, a bramble-riddled slope. One day, one herd, done.
Multi-Day Extended Project
$200
per additional day
Bigger acreage or denser brush. We size the herd to the job and stay until the ground is clear.
Why these rates: Moving a live livestock herd, setting up heavy-duty electric netting, and managing daily care takes real logistics. That's exactly what makes this a competitive, all-inclusive alternative to high-priced commercial crews who tack on hazard fees, equipment rentals, and debris disposal on top of their hourly rate.
What's Included
Let's See If Your Land Fits the Herd
We only take on sites where the herd can do real work. Tell us about your property and we'll confirm whether it's a fit — no tire-kickers, no obligation.