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Aerial view of a mulcher opening a brushy Hill Country tract

Land clearing projects across Central Texas

The work, start to finish.

Cleared pastures, opened oak groves, lanes, ponds and roads from Crosscut jobs across the Hill Country and surrounding areas.

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Cleared and mulched

The after: open ground, oaks left standing, mulch on the soil.

  • Park-like opening of mulched ground under scattered oak mottes
  • Live oaks with the understory mulched out beneath them
  • Oak motte standing in open, freshly mulched ground
  • Live oaks left standing over freshly mulched ground after selective clearing
  • Oak canopy with the understory cleared and mulched below
  • Pasture with the cedar mulched out and a tree line left at the edge
  • Mulched pasture with a single oak left standing
  • Cleared limestone slope with a stand of cedar left at the edge
  • Green grass coming up through a fresh mulch layer

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Machines at work

The Tigercat, Timberpro and dozers on Central Texas jobs.

  • Tigercat mulcher grinding cedar into mulch on a Hill Country tract
  • Timberpro TL725C mulching brush with its boom-mounted head
  • Tigercat mulcher clearing understory beneath live oaks
  • Tigercat mulcher working the edge of a dense wall of cedar
  • John Deere dozer with an angled blade clearing a wooded slope
  • Tigercat mulcher pushing into heavy brush and small trees
  • Timberpro TL725C working on a sloped mound of cleared ground
  • Tigercat mulcher clearing brush along a ranch road under a big Texas sky
  • Tigercat mulcher kicking up dust as it clears brush in open country

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Lanes, trails and fence lines

Access cut through the brush: hunting lanes, trails, fence rows and cedar breaks.

  • Wide lane mulched through a cedar break
  • Mulched lane opened through a stand of trees
  • Curving trail mulched along the edge of a wooded area
  • Fence line cleared of brush, seen from the truck
  • Drainage swale cleared of brush through a wooded tract
  • Aerial view of trails and openings cut around a pond and oak mottes

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Ponds, pads and roads

Dirt work that finishes the job: stock ponds, build pads, gravel roads and raked pasture.

  • Newly shaped stock pond basin with the dam built up around it
  • Freshly dug stock pond basin on a Hill Country ranch
  • Mulched ground running down to a pond shoreline
  • Rough-graded pad site cut into cleared ground
  • Freshly built gravel ranch road seen from the machine cab
  • Field left in neat rows after root raking

Before & after

Same oaks. No cedar.

Ashe juniper — what everyone here calls cedar — crowds out live oaks, drinks the water your grass needs and stacks fire fuel close to the house. This is what it looks like when it’s ground down and the hardwoods are left to breathe.

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Clear my cedar
After: the same oak grove with the cedar mulched out and open ground beneath
Before: dense cedar crowding the trunks of live oaks
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