Fence and property lines
Cleared so a fence can be built, repaired, or simply seen.
Right-of-Way & Fence Lines
Keep the line open.
Access roads, utility corridors, fence lines, trails and food plots — cut back and kept that way.
What it is
Long, narrow, and better done before it's a problem.
Corridor work is its own thing. It's not an acre of open ground — it's a line, often with something on both sides of it you can't touch, and often somewhere a truck can't easily get to.
A mulching head suits it well: the machine works down the line and the material stays where it falls, which matters when there's nowhere to put a burn pile and no way to get a dump truck in.
Fence lines, property lines, power and pipeline right-of-way, logging and access roads, ATV and hunting trails, food plot edges — same job, different reason for wanting it clear.
What's included
Where this comes up
Access roads and trails
Kept open and passable, before the encroachment closes them.
Food plots and edges
Openings cut and edges maintained the way you want them.
Good to know
Questions about this work
Can you clear right up to a fence without damaging it?
Usually — an operator working a mulching head can get close. Old wire buried in the growth is the real hazard, both to the fence and to the machine, so tell us what's in there if you know.
How wide a lane can you cut?
Whatever you need, within reason — it's a matter of passes. Tell us the width you want and what's on either side.
Do you do this on a recurring basis?
We can. Corridor work is far cheaper to maintain than to redo from scratch once it's fully grown back in.
Free estimates
Let's look at your property.
Call or text (601) 522-6821 — estimates are free and there's no pressure attached.