Bush Hogging in Williamsburg & the Middle Peninsula
Overgrown fields, pasture, vacant lots and hunting land cut back — once to reclaim it, or on a schedule so it never gets away from you again.
Field Gone to Seed?
A rotary cutter is the right tool for grass, weeds, briars and saplings up to roughly two inches through. That covers most fields that have sat a season or two, most vacant lots, and most hunting land between seasons. Past about two inches the cutter starts fighting the material instead of cutting it, and the job becomes forestry mulching — we will say so up front rather than beating up your property and our equipment to avoid quoting the other service.
What bush hogging really buys you is that the field stays a field. Cut once or twice a season and the woody stuff never gets established; skip three years and you are paying for clearing instead of mowing. It also pushes back the ticks and snakes that thrive in waist-high cover, and it keeps you clear of county nuisance and vegetation ordinances on a lot you are holding.
Our Bush Hogging Services
Overgrown Field & Pasture Mowing
First-cut work on fields that have gone up, and routine cutting to keep pasture and hay ground clean.
Vacant Lot & Right-of-Way Cutting
Lots being held, road frontage, easements and utility corridors kept cut and presentable.
Hunting Land & Food Plot Maintenance
Shooting lanes, plot edges, and access lanes cut back ahead of the season on properties out toward New Kent, West Point and King and Queen.
Scheduled Seasonal Cutting
Put the property on a schedule and we come when it needs it, which costs less over a year than reclaiming it every third spring.
Get Your Field Cut
Free quote on one-time or seasonal cutting anywhere from Williamsburg to the Middle Peninsula.