Callaway, Florida: Feed the Street Goats
Since the 1950s dozens of goats have roamed free behind a low fence on a residential street, eating whatever people give them. A popular stop for those who have dinner leftovers or extra snacks in their car.
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The goats are fenced in at a farm but will come right up to you to get fed. A lot of people stop to feed them. Lots of baby goats too!
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Feed the Street Goats
- Address:
- Wallace Rd, Callaway, FL
- Directions:
- South side of town. The goats are on the south side of Wallace Rd just east of its intersection with US Hwy 98/Tyndall Pkwy.
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Although it calls itself a "farm," it's actually a construction business that purchased a couple of goats, years ago, to keep fast-growing Florida weeds off the equipment. The goats multiplied, the street developed into a neighborhood of homes, and now the fence along the street has become a popular DIY feed-the-goats attraction.