Bush Hogging in Davie County, NC

What's included

• Overgrown fields and pasture mowed down with a bush hog, including tall grass, weeds, and briars.
• Field edges and fence lines cut back so the boundary is visible again.
• A cutting schedule. Two or three cuts a year keeps a field from going back to brush. Tell me how often you want it and I'll quote the schedule up front.

How it works

1. Text me a photo and the rough acreage. Tell me if it's a one-time cut or a yearly schedule.
2. I send a quote. For one cut, or the full schedule.
3. I cut it. The field is left mowed and open when I leave.

One cut or a schedule

A field cut once can get thick again fast. A single cut is a good way to get a lot back in shape. A few cuts a year keeps it open. Either way, I'll tell you what I'd recommend for the way you use the land.

Thick brush is a clearing job

Bush hogging handles grass, weeds, and briars. Thick brush and larger growth need clearing first. See land clearing. Once the field is open and the ground needs shaping, see land grading.