Poison Oak mitigation

Hello,
We are hopefully moving soon to a house with a yard completely overrun with poison oak.  We were told that it could be taken care of by spraying it twice over 2 seasons.  I haven't looked into what spray they use yet but am weary.  We have a 4 year old and a dog so will have to find some way to clear it out relatively quickly though.  Anyone have any other ideas for how to handle??
thanks!

You can use agricultural vinegar with a splash of soap as a spray, its not toxic and destroys any foliage. Otherwise you just have to rip it all out, which is a tedious and potentially painful undertaking.

Not sure if goats will eat it back but they might and that could be a good first step

I like both the ideas that s. lowe noted above. I think goats, or goats for hire, could work, to an extent. Goats won't take instruction, and while they may eat some or a lot of it, they'll likely be eating other things too and may not finish the job. I like the vinegar approach. Some 10% acetic acid vinegar and a little dish soap to spray everything down, then later in the season manually remove the vines and rooting base.