Goats On The Go - Peoria

03/10/2026

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Did you know that California is using goats to help prevent wildfires?

These hardworking grazers eat dry grass, weeds, and shrubs that would otherwise become highly flammable fuel during wildfire season. By clearing vegetation naturally, goats create firebreaks and reduce the risk of fires spreading.

🌱 Why goats?
• They can reach steep and rocky areas machines can’t
• They remove invasive plants
• They do the job without chemicals or heavy equipment
• They're eco-friendly and surprisingly efficient

It’s a simple but powerful example of working with nature instead of against it.

Sometimes the best technology… has four legs and an appetite. 🐐🌿🔥

03/08/2026

Coming soon to an overgrown property near you!

02/25/2026

We missed having babies! These new friends are joining our herd and we couldn’t be more excited! They might look little now, but we have plenty of time (and work 😉) ahead of us to fence train, dog train, trailer train, and get them ready for grazing to start in about 12 weeks!

02/16/2026

The fortunes are speaking to me 🥹

02/02/2026

Punxsutawney Phil has spoken (or at least tried to), and while spring might still be playing hard to get, one thing is certain: goat grazing season is right around the corner.

As we all wait out winter’s last stubborn days, our goats are already stretching their legs and dreaming of invasive plants, overgrown hillsides, and hard-to-reach brush. That means it’s time to start booking our goats services for the upcoming season.

Whether you’ve worked with us before or you’re considering goats for the first time, managed grazing is a natural, effective, and chemical-free way to:
• Tackle invasive species
• Maintain slopes, pastures, and wooded edges
• Reduce fire risk
• Let goats do the hard work (and have fun doing it)

Spring schedules fill up quickly—especially once winter finally gets the hint—so now is the perfect time to reserve your spot or reach out with questions. 💚🐐

01/12/2026

Happy New Year!
This time last year we were expecting new kids & lambs. This year we’re prepping our new location for our upcoming goats! As always there’s some behind the scenes work being done, but you can expect to see some more frequent updates soon!

12/05/2025

While we may not be overwintering goats and sheep this year, we’re still plenty busy! On our homestead we have a collection of chickens, ducks, Silver Fox rabbits, Kunekune pigs, & Ayrshire cows! 🐓 🦆 🐰 🐷 🐮

If you’re not already following our homestead page, hop in over to hinklehomestead and say hello! 👋

11/05/2025

We bought a farm!

…A goat farm that is! A little more space for us nearby our house that we plan to use for the goats & their training.

Sometimes those fortune cookies know 😉

10/10/2025

Sioux enjoyed her first goat season! But truthfully I’m even more excited to see her work next season’s crew- that’s where the real work begins! We’ve got even bigger plans coming soon! 💚🐐

09/19/2025

That’s a wrap! Our 2025 season has come to an end! A huge thank you to everyone that gave us another great season. 💚🐐

Our winter will look a little quieter, as we have decided not to overwinter any of our herd. We’re going to start fresh with a new herd in the spring! It’s been a really tough decision, but we look forward to the break, upcoming season, and future opportunities. 💚🐐

09/16/2025

Transformation Tuesday! 😍

09/13/2025

Last ride of the season 💚

Way to go, you’ve been great. 🥹