Carl handles the parts of Santa Fe Goat Guys that don't involve standing in a field with 35 goats — Bailey is the majority owner and the guy actually out there with the herd. Before goats, he worked for the National Park Service and the U.S. Forest Service — so the person running the grazing has managed wildfire fuels from the agency side too. He runs the goat herd and the two Great Pyrenees, Mac and Tango, that keep the coyotes honest.
Goats and sheep are clearing fire fuels in California, knocking back knapweed in Montana, grazing under solar panels in New Jersey, and replacing herbicide contracts on city land across three continents. This group is where that work gets shown. For grazing operators: post your projects, your before/afters, your lessons learned. For landowners, HOAs, land managers, and municipalities: this is where you learn what targeted grazing can do, what it costs, and how to find a crew near you. Founded by the crew at Santa Fe Goat Guys, who run targeted grazing for wildfire mitigation in northern New Mexico. No fencing-company spam, no "goats are cute" content farms — working animals, real projects, straight answers.
