We didn't start a goat business and then go looking for goats. We're farm families who raised goats, watched them do to our own brush what no tractor or spray rig ever managed, and realized our neighbors were fighting the same fight — briars swallowing fence lines, cedar creeping across pasture, poison ivy claiming the creek bottoms.
So we put the herd to work. The photos in our gallery were taken on our own home ground — the same trails we walk every day. When we say you'll be able to see exactly which side of the fence line we grazed, it's because we look at that contrast on our own place every morning.
How we run a job
- We show up. Daily site checks on every job — head count, water, fence, progress. Your land is never left to “probably fine.”
- We tell you the truth. If a brush hog is the right tool for your flat five acres, we'll say so. Goats win on the ground machines can't work, and that's the work we take.
- We take care of the animals. The herd is family livestock, not equipment. Toxic-plant checks before every job, and honest scheduling around kidding season — healthy goats do better work.
Both families live and farm here in Stephens County. When you hire OnlyGoats you're not calling a franchise — you're hiring your neighbors, and we treat your land the way we treat ours.