We cut tall grass, weeds and light brush on Shreveport fields, trails and accessible vacant lots. We use a Kubota tractor with a rear-mounted Land Pride bush hog, a 60-inch cutting width and a light-brush capacity of about 1 inch. Thick saplings need mulching or clearing.
Best for grass, weeds and slender regrowth on ground our tractor can safely reach.
A customer in Benton wanted to walk their field and enjoy it with family, but tall grass, weeds and light brush had taken over. We brought in our Kubota tractor with a rear-mounted Land Pride bush hog and cut the overgrowth to a manageable height. We kept the surrounding trees and left the cuttings on-site, making the field easier to use and maintain. The owner was pleased with the difference our work made.
We check the field for old fencing, hidden stumps and debris before cutting. We use our Kubota tractor and rear-mounted Land Pride bush hog, choose a suitable cutting height and make overlapping passes. We finish by checking the agreed edges, trails and access routes.
Tall grasses, blackberry canes and field weeds can hide old wire, fallen limbs and uneven ground. We check the route before cutting, keep surrounding trees and leave roots and cuttings on-site. Wet ditches and dense woody growth need a separate plan. Regular cutting helps keep an opened field usable.
We look for old fencing, hidden stumps, debris, uneven ground and access limits. We separate light field cutting from dense woody growth and mark the trees or screening you want to keep.
Not always. Privet and tallow can send up new growth from surviving roots or stumps. We open the agreed area and discuss maintenance rather than promising permanent control after one cutting or mulching visit.
It depends on growth, rainfall and how you use the land. Regular cutting keeps tall grass and young woody stems from building up. We discuss a practical maintenance schedule after reviewing the field and the finish you want.