Goats moving to greener pastures?

There is news about the goats who were used to clean up the invasives in Bird Park. Apparently, Steel City Grazers is no longer renting their goats out for such purposes. See their website for more info: http://www.steelcitygrazers.com I guess they transferred ownership of the goats: https://twitter.com/GoatsPGH/status/801209227238842368

Wait a minute, wait a minute!

Hunters provide trees for areas damaged by deer in Mt. Lebanon

Planting sites in Bird Park and Twin Hills Park were chosen by the municipal public works department and by the Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy, whose volunteers are planting the trees this month. Municipal manager Keith McGill said the cooperation of the archers, Game Commission and local volunteers will help to keep the community’s green spaces healthy.

Mt. Lebanon was cutting down trees in Twin Hills last fall and late summer. We have goats eating invasives in Bird Park. Why do deer get blamed for everything? They have "attacked humans" according to the Public Information Office, but to date, the PIO writes that coyotes have never attacked humans in the entire state of Pennsylvania. 

We don't want to give the wrong impression... Correction and UPDATE

We have goats, donkeys, and deer in Bird Park. This is what is posted along Washington Road:

There are two of these signs posted in the Beadling parking lot:

We're cool and progressive looking on Washington Road, but we're down and dirty on Beadling. I get it.

Correction September 20, 2015 2:36 PM "Elaine—I am sorry if my notes re: the Bird park photos were not clear. There are no signs about hunting or goats on Washington. The only signs on Wash. are the ones that have been there forever. The goat signs are in at one of the entrances to Bird Park in the Beadling Parking Lot. Washington Road remains pure."

Update September 20, 2015 4:34 PM Goats in Bird Park