Goats & Sheep that turn weeds into pasture
Prairie Munchers uses managed herds to clear weeds, brush, and ladder fuels—without herbicides or heavy equipment. It’s land care that’s safe for families, pets, and waterways.
What is targeted grazing?
Targeted grazing is the planned use of livestock to manage vegetation. Instead of mowing or spraying, we position goats and sheep where you need them most. Their grazing preferences let us reduce broadleaf weeds, brush, and annuals; hooves break up thatch; manure returns nutrients. With portable fencing and water, we control timing and density so your desirable plants get a chance to win.
Controls tough species
Goats browse brush and thistles; sheep polish grasses and broadleaf weeds. Great for kochia, leafy spurge, musk thistle, Russian olive seedlings, and more.
Fuel load reduction
Reduce fine fuels and ladder fuels around homes, outbuildings, and rights‑of‑way to lower wildfire risk.
Soil‑smart & water‑safe
No spray drift or soil compaction from heavy equipment; nutrient cycling improves soil health over time.
Quiet & family‑friendly
Low noise, no chemicals—neighbors (and pets) approve. Kids love meeting the herd.
Typical project sizes
- 1–10 acres: homesites, pastures, greenbelts
- 10–80 acres: HOA buffers, riparian corridors
- Roadsides, easements, utility ROWs
Not sure if your site is a fit? We’ll walk it with you and make a plan.
Service area
Based near Casper, Wyoming; serving Natrona County and surrounding areas. Travel beyond this area considered for multi‑day projects.
Simple, managed, effective
Site walk & plan
We assess vegetation, access, water, and fencing layout; you get a straightforward proposal with schedule and goals.
Set up & mob‑graze
Portable electric netting and stock water are set. Herd density is managed to focus on problem species.
Rotate & monitor
We rotate paddocks as targets are hit, protecting desirable species and preventing overgrazing.
Wrap‑up & recommendations
We leave the site tidy and provide follow‑up suggestions for next season’s grazing or seeding.
Tell us about your site
Send a few details and we’ll follow up with a quick call. Photos or pin drops help.
Prefer email? hello@prairiemunchers.com
Why goats and sheep?
They complement each other. Goats are natural browsers—great on brush and broadleaf weeds. Sheep graze grasses and forbs more closely. Together they hit multiple layers of vegetation for a cleaner finish.
Safety & fencing
We use low‑impedance electric netting with clear signage. Pets and kids are kept outside the fence while the herd works.
Water & logistics
We can haul water if none is available; otherwise we’ll tap a nearby spigot or tank. We’re insured and handle all animal care.