Cud Crew

12/09/2020

The Crew is hard at work at and we had a great assist from the members of Chapter 25-1 of the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association, who came out this weekend to help us shift the crew to a new paddock. It was a huge help! Thanks to 25-1 for the assist! And thank you for your service to our country!

11/13/2020

We have been working with Comfort Farms to help clear land as part of a restoration project. Check out this great video by The Fit Farmer. This is a great overview of the Comfort Farms project and how we use sheep to manage and transform landscapes.

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06/22/2020

World's quietest brush cutters.

05/26/2020

Morning sheep check. The crew is doing well in its latest paddock. @ Macon, Georgia

05/15/2020

Two snakes fighting over one fish at our park project. Glad we're here to witness this, and this is occurring downstream of our project. So it would not be happening if there were heavy equipment here.

05/15/2020

Check out this great video from the Telegraph on our park-clearing project!

13 sheep and one goat are eating up undergrowth between East Buford and West Buford roads in Macon. The animals with the Cud Crew are helping cleanup the are near Ingleside Village for a future passive park.

05/13/2020

We are making progress on the hand clearing portion of our park project! The sheep are great at clearing out the poison ivy and underbrush to make it easier to clear out the thicker brush by hand. @ Macon, Georgia

05/12/2020

We're in the news! The word is out to Macon media and we're excited about our chance to tell the story of ecological land management. Read the full story here: https://macon-newsroom.com/6751/uncategorized/sheep-are-eating-their-way-through-macon-bibbs-newest-park/

11/08/2019

Happy Friday from Cud Crew!

10/31/2019

Great story about landscape management using small ruminants:

Flames from the Easy Fire were within a few feet of the Reagan library. Goats, which graze on grass around the property, helped prevent their spread.