Goat grazing & brush clearing in Sonoma

Every Sonoma project is priced individually based on acreage, terrain, vegetation density, and access — as a rule of thumb, steeper and brushier costs more per acre than flat grass. We generally require about a 5-acre minimum per project in Sonoma County to keep transport costs reasonable (neighbors often combine adjacent parcels). Request a free estimate with photos and we'll give you a real number, not a range.

For fire-fuel reduction in the North Bay & Wine Country region, the ideal window is late winter through early summer — after vegetation has grown but before it fully cures. Peak season runs March–July and our calendar fills fast, so Sonoma properties preparing for fire season should book one to three months ahead. Off-season grazing works well for brush and invasive control.

Yes — targeted grazing is a recognized fuel-reduction method used by fire agencies, utilities, and municipalities across California, including in Sonoma County. Goats reduce the fine fuels and ladder fuels that carry fire, and research on grazed rangelands shows less severe burns where herds have worked. Grazing is most effective as part of a broader defensible-space plan.

We serve all of Sonoma County and the wider North Bay & Wine Country region — if your property is near Sonoma but not inside city limits, that's no problem. Tell us the location in your estimate request and we'll confirm scheduling for your area.