Honolulu Homeowners Turn To Goats, Sheep To Mow Yard Ahead Of Fire Season

Dan Olsen, River XXXX and Raia Olsen of Oʻahu Grazers corral their sheep and goats on a 21st Ave property in Kaimukī after the animals ate down almost 6 feet of dense overgrowth. Kaimukī locals relished the opportunity to have livestock so close by, preferring the odd bleat to the constant whirr of weed whackers. Oʻahu Grazers ran about 70 ungulates on a 10,000 square foot property for three days. The animals grazed down approximately six feet of dense brush.

A traveling gang of goats and sheep have completed their three-night stint in the suburban sprawl of Kaimukī. They came, they grazed and they conquered: It took less than 72 hours for the flock to mow down well over 2,000 square yards of overgrowth on a 21st Avenue property, eating all kinds of vegetation – … Continue reading Honolulu Homeowners Turn To Goats, Sheep To Mow Yard Ahead Of Fire Season