Five hundred goats save the Ronald Reagan library from wildfires

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The animals munch up all the brush in 13 acres surrounding the museum. No brush. No fire.

The goats were sourced from a firm called 805 Goats, which oversees an army of horned contractors, including Vincent van Goat, Selena Goatmez, Goatzart and, more prosaically, Oreo. The company charges fire-threatened clients about $1,000 per acre of goat-cleared land. It plans to expand its herd to cope with a growing wildfire threat in California, fueled by the climate crisis.

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But their use doesn’t always end up for the best.

A heavy dependence upon goats does carry risks, however, as residents of West Boise, Idaho, found out to their cost last year when a herd of more than 100 goats rampaged through the neighborhood. The invaders caused carnage in flowerbeds and lawns before breaking a fence and it took two hours for the goats to be rounded up.

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Meathead California liberals cant even figure out all they need are goats.

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Lol.....nobody feels sorry for people who allow themselves to continually be boinked with the bumpy cucumber be those they elect.:abgg2q.jpg:
 
805...

That's the area code for Ventura County, which is home to Simi Valley, which is home to the library (great place to spend a day, btw)...

They've been using goats to clear brush out there for quite a while. I can remember driving from Thousand Oaks to the San Fernando Valley and seeing goats chewing the brush on the hillsides along the 101. I don't remember there ever being a case of a herd getting out of control and tearing through any neighborhoods.
 

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