This neighborhood back yard was a carpet of poison ivy, weeds and invasive plants. After the flock enjoyed their feast, the shed in the corner of the lot was easily accessible.

This intown Atlanta community association hired the flock to come and clear an overgrown area along Peachtree Creek. After the flock moved on the association's volunteers have the opportunity to landscape and reclaim this area for their neighbors to enjoy.

This horse farm in Newnan, GA wanted a creek bed reclaimed, but they didn't want to use harmful herbicides. We let the entire flock of sheep and goats (almost 200) feast on this verdant array of kudzu, privet and wild grasses. 

Hillsides can quickly become overgrown with kudzu and Japanese Hops. By utilizing the versatility of sheep and goats, this area was stripped of the greenery without the precarious and dangerous task of human clearing - and the animals LOVED IT!