We are here to help you develop and implement plans to create defensible space on your land and help you clean up acreage that might need some help from a great group of sheep and goats.​

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Sheep and goats combined make an excellent

team when it comes to fuel reduction.

Sheep will prioritize grazing the ground, and goats are very thorough when browsing the trees and bushes. This will remove ladder fuels and help to stop the spread of fire.

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Grazing your land with goats is very effective for reducing unwanted vegetation such as thistle, poison oak, and other harmful invasive species which other animals will shy away from. Once digested by a goat, seeds won't germinate, stopping the spread. Repeating this for several years in a row can almost completely irradicate many stubborn plants, without having to spray any toxic or harsh chemicals or bringing in heavy equipment

which can be damaging to your land.

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Using sheep to graze is generally better if you want to graze in orchards or vineyards. They are gentle ground grazers who won't climb, so they are perfect for preventing damage to crops and irrigation systems while removing ground cover and fertilizing the soils. 

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Goats and sheep are important in fuel reduction. Mowing large areas during fire season can be very risky. Bringing in animals will help to clear out the vegetation and expose anything that might be hidden underneath without the possibility of starting a fire. 
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