Tell us about the property and what shape it’s in. Most quotes we can give right over the phone after a couple questions about acreage, growth height, and access — or call (731) 982-2017 direct.
Land that stops getting mowed for a season fills in with briars and broomsedge. After two seasons, you’ve got saplings. After three, you’re looking at a small thicket. The longer it sits, the harder it is to bring back — and the harder it is to find someone with the right equipment to handle it.
That’s us. We’re a McNairy County-based bush hogging operation handling overgrown field and lot clearing, fence-line clearing, pasture and hayfield reclamation, hunting land and food plot prep, pond bank clearing, roadside and easement mowing, and commercial and municipal rough-mowing. Selmer, Adamsville, Bethel Springs, Ramer, Michie, and the back roads in between.
Quotes are free and in writing. Most jobs we can give you a number over the phone once we know acreage, growth height, and access. Call (731) 982-2017 and tell us what shape the property’s in.
From a single-acre fence line to a 40-acre reclamation that hasn’t seen a tractor in five years — we handle the kind of rough mowing residential equipment can’t finish.
Fields that have sat a year, two years, or longer get tackled with the right cutter for the job. We knock down briars, sapling regrowth, broomsedge, johnsongrass, and woody brush in one or two passes depending on density. Result: a clean, mowable field you can walk, hay, graze, plant, or just look at without losing your line of sight.
Learn more about overgrown field & lot clearing →Brush and saplings grow into barbed wire, push posts out of plumb, and shade out the bottom strand until your fence sags or breaks. We clear both sides of the fence line back several feet with the rotary cutter, leaving the wire intact and visible for repair. Annual or every-other-year passes keep fences working without rebuilding.
Learn more about fence-line clearing →Pasture that hasn't been mowed in 3+ years needs more than one trip with a rotary cutter. We knock down the canopy on the first pass, let it dry, then come back with a closer cut to chop the windrow flat. Combined with a follow-up herbicide plan (handled by you or a local sprayer we trust), reclaimed ground is ready to fertilize and reseed.
Learn more about pasture & hayfield reclamation →Pre-season work on hunting tracts: bush hog new food plots, recut existing ones, open shooting lanes from stands and blinds, mow trails for ATVs, and clear the brush ring around tower stands and box blinds. We schedule hunting jobs Aug–Sep so plots are ready to disc and plant before the first frost.
Learn more about hunting land & food plot prep →Pond banks turn into a wall of willows, blackberry, and saplings within a season or two if they're not mowed. We bush hog pond dams and pond surrounds where the tractor can safely work, and rough-cut creek banks back from the water line. Result: better access for fishing, easier dam inspection, and less wildlife cover for snakes near the house.
Learn more about pond bank & creek bank clearing →Long driveways, gravel roads on rural property, power and gas line easements, and right-of-way strips that the utility company stopped maintaining. We mow the shoulder back to where you can actually see the ditch line, clear sight distance at field gates and intersections, and handle the kind of rough cuts a residential mower can't touch.
Learn more about roadside & easement mowing →For property managers, churches, banks holding foreclosure lots, utility companies, and local government: we handle scheduled rough-mowing on vacant lots, undeveloped commercial parcels, retention pond surrounds, and facility back-acreage. Insurance certificates and W-9 on file. Single jobs, seasonal contracts, or as-needed call-outs.
Learn more about commercial & municipal bush hogging →The biggest complaint about bush hog operators is “I called three guys and nobody called back.” We pick up. If you get voicemail because we’re on a tractor, we call back the same day with a real quote.
We live and work in McNairy County. We know which back roads will hold a tractor and trailer, which gates need to be widened first, and how thick the briars get on the south side of which county roads. Less guessing, faster jobs.
A single-pass cut on light annual growth is one thing. A three-year reclamation with sapling regrowth needs different equipment, blade type, and pass strategy. We tell you which job you’ve actually got and price it for what it actually takes.
We carry liability insurance and we’ll walk the property with you before we start — flagging hidden stumps, old fence wire, t-posts buried in the brush, sprinkler heads, septic lids, anything that could become a problem. Surprises are bad for both of us.
You see the scope, the access plan, the price, and the estimated finish in writing before any tractor rolls. No surprise charges for “that bonus acre” that wasn’t in the original walk.
One-time reclamation on a property you just bought, an annual fence-line pass, or a quarterly schedule for a commercial parcel — we price each job for what it is, and recurring schedules get a discount over one-off rates.
Every town in McNairy County plus the rural roads in between. If the property is in the county, we can get a tractor to it.
Just outside the county? Call us anyway — we sometimes work in adjacent Hardin, Chester, and Tishomingo (MS) counties when the route works.
“Bought a place last fall with about 12 acres that hadn’t been touched in years. Briars taller than the truck. They came out, took two passes a couple weeks apart, and now it looks like a field again. Fair price, honest about what it would take.”
“Needed the fence line cleared on both sides before the cows came back to the south pasture. They worked around my schedule, didn’t catch any wire, left the line clean. Hiring them every year now.”
“Got my food plots opened and shooting lanes cut about three weeks before bow season. Done right, no torn-up wheel tracks across the plot, fair price. Already booked for next year.”
Overgrown lot, fence line, pasture, food plot, pond bank, or commercial parcel — call (731) 982-2017.
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