'Goat Ghetto' Mysteriously Disappears From Neighborhood

I believe you have to know more about the story to really comment and I don't. This type of thing belongs on hundreds of acres away from other homes and in a farming community not residential that much is obvious.

goats are cool but they stink and not to mention they eat everything on site. I went to Peru for vacation my uncle brought one little goat and left him in the backyard overnight--my aunt anna washed me clothes and hung it to dry in the backyard where the goat was--next day all my cool clothes were gone and converted into a million shitballs all over the place haha

Having grown up on a farm, I can tell you 4 acres is certainly not enough land to sustain 85 goats, let alone 100. I'm wondering how their zoning laws were written...

Years back I lived next to a hoarder who had over twenty goats on about a third of an acre. He also had junk cars, etc. There are few things more annoying (besides perhaps his roosters) than the sounds of dozens of goat hooves on junker cars at five AM. I cannot blame the neighbors a bit. They can also stink, and on that little land there couldn't have been a blade of grass left after the animals got through. That had to be an unbelievable mess.

ummm... not to state the obvious, but..."Coming to an Indian Restaurant near you!!"

Well they hardly "mysteriously disappeared". They were ordered to move their animals elsewhere so they did. Not so mysterious and not at all newsworthy. 5 minutes of my time I'll never gain back.

let the critters be!!!!