Overgrowth free roam driver#

The goats are now back on the job behind the Kroger. by maintenance crews, causing an abundance of plant overgrowth. “I love goats, but you’d never expect to see them like, running through Buckhead. These beautiful wetlands are thriving with wildlife that roam free in their natural. Stevens bought some more fencing to corral the goats, but it was a group of good Samaritans who helped round them up, including Stacia Cotts. Mark Stevens, who owns Get Your Goat rentals, said the animals got through an electric fence set up near the Kroger where the goats were “hired” to clear out some underbrush. “If one goat goes, another one goes, and they’re all gone!” Cam Ashling said. “I’m ok with it.”Ī neighborhood goat expert said the animals like to play “follow the leader.” “Well they’re not committing any crimes, so that’s good,” Shaun Laurent said. Word about the goats spread quickly and attracted quite a crowd. is especially important to Charleston's historic areas where tourists roam.

Overgrowth free roam driver#

Here's the latest > by WSB-TV on Monday, September 27, 2021Įven the Atlanta Falcons joined in on the fun commenting, “it’s Younghoe Koo y’all.”Ītlanta police confirmed to Channel 2 Action News that around 40 goats and three Great Pyrenes herding dogs got loose somehow when they were brought in to eat weeds at a nearby Kroger.Ī driver called officers after seeing them in the roadway.Ĭhannel 2′s Berndt Petersen talked to some of the witnesses who were stunned to see the animals casually strolling through a Rooms To Go (Goat?) parking lot. consists of dealing with lawns out of control, foliage overgrowth. in BUCKHEAD! We've learned that goats escaped from a nearby Kroger and started wandering the area.