Fields and pasture
Grass, weeds and light brush cut back down so the field looks kept and stays that way.
Bush hogging and brush cutting in Columbia, MS
Knock it back down in a day. Overgrown property gets the cut it has needed — fields, lots, fence lines and the ditch bank with them.
A brush cutter on tracks goes where a tractor won't
He runs the brush cutter on the skid steer, and that matters more than it sounds. Tracks spread the weight, so soft ground and ditch banks that would bog a tractor still get cut. And a skid steer turns in its own length, so fence corners, around ponds and behind the shop get cut instead of getting mowed around.
A good-sized field gets knocked out with ease. An overgrown lot that has not seen a blade in two years gets cut back down to something you can walk across and see across.
If there is timber standing in it, that is land clearing, not bush hogging — he will tell you which one you have when he looks.
Overgrown fields, empty lots, fence lines and ditch banks
Lots and yards
The empty lot beside the house, the rental that got away from you, the place you are about to sell.
Fence and ditch lines
Along the fence, around the pond and down the ditch bank, where a tractor cannot get in or would sink.
One pass and you can see the ground again
The cutter goes on the front of the SANY track loader, so the same machine that clears your land and hauls your debris is the one that cuts your field.
That means one call, one trip and one bill — and if the field turns out to have a stump or a pile of junk in it, the machine on site is already the one that can pick it up.
How tall the grass can get, wet ground, and what it costs
How tall can the grass be?
Taller than you think. Fields that have gone a season or two get cut regularly. If there are saplings and real timber in it, that turns into land clearing and he will tell you so.
Will it get in tight spots?
A skid steer turns in its own length, so fence corners, pond banks and the ground behind buildings get cut rather than mowed around.
Can you cut wet or low ground?
Often, yes — tracks spread the weight and do much less damage than wheels. There is still a point where the right answer is to wait a week rather than tear your field up, and he will say so.
What if there's junk hidden in it?
Tell him what you know is out there — old wire, posts, a well head, a septic lid. Anything hidden in tall grass is hard on a machine and hard on whoever is on it.
How much is it?
It depends on the acres, how heavy the growth is and how rough the ground is. He looks at it first, and the look is free.
Get a free quote on cutting the field
Call or text 601-554-6517 with roughly how many acres and how long it has been.