Goats enjoy a wide variety of brush and weeds, including poison ivy, blackberry brambles, honeysuckle, multiflora rose, saplings, vines, and many invasive plants. While they will eat some grasses, goats naturally prefer broadleaf plants and woody vegetation!

We serve residential, commercial, agricultural, municipal, and HOA properties. Whether you have a backyard that's become overgrown or several acres that need vegetation management, we'll evaluate your property and create a customized grazing plan.

Every property is different, so pricing depends on factors like acreage, vegetation density, terrain, accessibility, and the length of the project. After a consultation, we'll provide a detailed quote with no obligation.

The length of each project depends on the size of the area, the type of vegetation, and how dense the growth is. Some properties can be completed in just a few days, while larger or heavily overgrown areas may take longer.

Yes. We install secure temporary electric fencing to keep the herd safe from predators and safely contained within the designated grazing area. The fencing is safe, effective, and designed specifically for livestock.

Yes! Goats readily eat poison ivy without being harmed by it. While grazing removes the leaves and vines, it may take repeated grazing over time to weaken the root system and provide longer-lasting control.

Gordon's Grazers proudly serves Central and South-Central Oklahoma, including Blanchard, Chickasha, Tuttle, Newcastle, Mustang, Noble, Goldsby, Purcell, Washington, Lindsay, and surrounding communities. Don't see your location? Contact us! We may still be able to serve your property! Projects outside our primary service area are welcome and may be subject to a travel fee based on distance.