Underbrushing
We mulch the privet and briars under your mature trees and leave the canopy standing. The woods open up, and you can see and walk through them again.
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Bush hogging cuts down fields and pastures that have grown up in tall grass, weeds, briars and young saplings. Some people call it brush hogging, and it is the same work. We run a heavy brush cutter on our track loader. It cuts the growth down low and opens the field back up.
Farmers and pasture owners call us when brush has taken over usable acres. We also cut overgrown lots and small airstrips. Bush hogging is part of our land clearing in Toccoa and the Northeast Georgia towns about 60 miles around. Call or text (678) 776-8002 for a free estimate.
Tell us what needs clearing and where the property is. We look at the job and give you a free estimate in writing.
Pasture is a big part of the farm land around Toccoa. The 2022 Census of Agriculture found pasture was the largest use of farm land in Stephens and Franklin counties. Hay was the top crop by acres in both. The same census counted more than 19,000 cattle and calves in Franklin County and more than 13,000 in Hart.
A pasture that gets away from you fills with weeds and brush. Fence rows and field edges grow up too, and the usable acres shrink. Bush hogging cuts that growth back so the grass has room again. When a fence row has grown into thick brush, fence line clearing with the mulcher opens it up.
To fix a weedy pasture, the UGA Cooperative Extension forage team says to begin with a soil test. If the pasture needs replanting, UGA's forage guidelines put the soil test and any lime 6 to 12 months ahead. Cutting the old growth down first gives you a clear field for that work.
A brush cutter is made for tall grass and weeds, along with briars and young saplings. Once saplings grow into thick brush and small trees, the field has gone past mowing. That ground calls for forestry mulching instead.
Our track loader runs both a brush cutter and a forestry mulcher head. On a field with open grass and thick patches, we can match the tool to each part. We look at the field first and show you which parts need which tool. The mulched brush stays on the ground as a mulch layer.
The Georgia Forestry Commission says privet is common across all of Georgia and forms dense thickets in fields. Birds and other animals spread its seed. Cutting a field each season keeps young growth short, so it stays a bush hogging job.
An overgrown lot hides the lay of the land. Bush hogging cuts the growth down so you or a buyer can see the ground. If you plan to build, site preparation opens the lot further and keeps the mature trees you choose.
Small grass airstrips are field mowing work too. A strip that grows up is hard to use, and regular cutting keeps it open. Once a lot or a strip is cut, a pass each season keeps it from growing back up.
Call or text for a written quote. We work about 60 miles around Toccoa across Northeast Georgia.
(678) 776-8002From the first call or text to the finished work, here is how it goes.
Call or text (678) 776-8002 and tell us where the land is. Say what has grown up on it and what you want done.
We set a time to come out and see how thick the growth is and how the machines get in. Georgia 811 does not mark private lines, so show us any line to a barn or a well.
You get a free estimate in writing that lists the work and the trees that stay. The job starts when you say go.
The track loader and the mini excavator go to work with their mulcher heads. Brush, briars, vines and small trees are ground down where they stand.
The mulch stays on the ground as a cover over the soil. You are left with open land you can see across and use.
Common questions about bush hogging around Toccoa and the Northeast Georgia foothills. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
We mulch the privet and briars under your mature trees and leave the canopy standing. The woods open up, and you can see and walk through them again.
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We clear the brush and small trees off your lot before you build, and the mature trees stay. Then you and your builder can see exactly where the house goes.
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We smooth and level ground with our track loader after clearing, and we grade pads and yard areas. We also grade out washouts and ruts, and we spread the gravel or fill you have delivered.
Learn MoreBrush, briars, vines and small trees are ground into mulch where they grew. That layer covers the soil, and nothing has to be burned or hauled away.
We can mulch out the brush and saplings and leave the big trees you want to keep. The woods open up so you can see and walk through them.
We come look at the property before we put a price on it. The estimate spells out what gets cleared and what stays.
Stephens County is home, and we clear land about 60 miles around Toccoa. Clayton, Cornelia, Gainesville and Hartwell all sit inside that reach.
Call or text (678) 776-8002, or send the form with where the property is and what you want cleared. We will set a time to come look at the land and give you a free estimate.
Tell us what needs clearing and where the property is. We look at the job and give you a free estimate in writing.
