The Department of National Defence is looking to hire, but don’t pack your bags just yet. They’re not interested in you.
The military has a specific type of trooper in mind…
Canadian Forces Base Cold Lake, a training centre for the air force in North-Eastern Alberta, has hired a new battalion—of goats.
The four-legged recruits chomp on weeds and keep the airfields clear. More efficient and more effective than humans at working steep and swampy terrain, the animals seek and destroy…and eat.
The herd of 250 animals spend their days chewing and their nights in a paddock. “The name of the game at an airfield like Cold Lake,” says Captain Mathew Strong, “is to keep the vegetation low and prevent other animals from taking up residence.”
No weed-whackers, no uniforms required.
Do they get paid, or is it just “all the weeds you can eat”?
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LOL! Cheap labour 🙂
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Another interesting post.
I learn lots from following this blog!
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LOL! I don’t hike on breathtakingly beautiful trails everyday; have to find something to write about 🙂
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OH!!! This is completely, absolutely 8 million percent ROCKIN!!! Love it! Thank You, Aimer! Cheers to You and The Canadian Military!!! 😀
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