Forestry Mulching and Land Clearing in Lavaca, AR
Fort Smith Mulching clears brush, mulches overgrown acreage, reclaims pasture, cuts trails, and grinds stumps in Lavaca, Arkansas. The company is licensed and insured in Arkansas, and we run the AR-22 country southeast of Fort Smith.
The land around Lavaca came out of one large historic grant, and it still changes hands in big pieces. Plenty of it does two jobs at once. Cattle graze the open end and a hunting lease works the timber. That combination decides everything about how the clearing gets done.
An owner running both wants the grazing acres open and the timber left alone. We take cedar and brush off the pasture and stop at the line he flags. Inside the timber we cut lanes and leave the mast trees standing on either side of them. Selective work is the reason landowners here pick a mulcher. An operator takes the cedar out from under a white oak and the oak never knows. No blade does that.
Pond edges and water gaps grow up first, because nobody mows them and nobody looks at them. We open the approach so cattle can get to water and so a fence crew can rebuild the gap without fighting brush for a day first. Fencerows get the same treatment, cut back to the wire with the wire intact.
Hunting land work runs on a calendar. Lanes and plot openings need to be finished well before the season starts.
Call (479) 555-0163 for a free estimate on pasture clearing in Lavaca.