Brush Hogging in Central Texas
Heavy-duty brush hogging, pasture clearing, and fence line mowing for ranch, farm, and rural properties across Central Texas.
Overgrown Pastures & Fence Lines Cost You Money
Neglected pastures fill up with cedar, mesquite, and thorny brush that ruins grazing, chokes fence lines, and creates fire hazards. Our brush hogging service knocks it down fast — turning overgrown land back into usable pasture, clean fence rows, and safe access.
Real Brush Hogging, Not Just Mowing
With the right tractor and rotary cutter, we chew through what a mower can't touch — heavy grass, weeds, saplings, and brush up to a couple of inches thick. You get faster clearing, cleaner results, and less damage to the ground than dragging heavy equipment across the land.
Brush Hogging Services
Pasture Clearing, Fence Line Mowing & Overgrown Land Reclamation
From routine ranch maintenance to reclaiming years of neglected overgrowth, our brush hogging service is built for Central Texas terrain and Central Texas brush.
- Brush hogging overgrown pastures and fields
- Fence line and easement clearing
- Ranch, farm, and hay meadow maintenance
- Cedar, mesquite, and heavy brush shredding
- Trail, driveway, and access road mowing
- Pre-clearing for land clearing, site prep, or development
How We Get It Done
Request a Service
Tell us about your project and property goals.
We Prep the Ground
Our crew arrives with the right equipment for the job.
Job Done Right
Stable, long-lasting results delivered on time.
Request a Service
Tell us about your project and property goals.
We Prep the Ground
Our crew arrives with the right equipment for the job.
Job Done Right
Stable, long-lasting results delivered on time.
Brush Hogging in Action
Before-and-after brush hogging on Central Texas ranch and rural properties.
Service Areas
Brush Hogging Near You
We provide brush hogging across Central Texas and the surrounding areas. Find your city below for local service.
- Brush Hogging in Gatesville, TX
- Brush Hogging in McGregor, TX
- Brush Hogging in Killeen, TX
- Brush Hogging in Clifton, TX
- Brush Hogging in Hico, TX
- Brush Hogging in Hillsboro, TX
- Brush Hogging in Cleburne, TX
- Brush Hogging in Corsicana, TX
- Brush Hogging in Mart, TX
- Brush Hogging in Bruceville-Eddy, TX
- Brush Hogging in Cranfills Gap, TX
- Brush Hogging in Laguna Park, TX
- Brush Hogging in Coryell County, TX
FAQ
Brush Hogging FAQ
Common questions about brush hogging, pasture clearing, and fence line mowing in Central Texas.
What is brush hogging and how is it different from mowing?+
Brush hogging (sometimes spelled bush hogging) uses a heavy-duty rotary cutter towed behind a tractor to shred thick grass, weeds, saplings, and brush that a lawn mower can't touch. A brush hog can chew through vegetation up to a couple of inches in diameter — ideal for overgrown pastures, fence lines, easements, and neglected land clearing where a mower would stall.
How much does brush hogging cost per acre in Central Texas?+
Brush hogging is priced per acre and depends on how tall and thick the vegetation is, terrain, obstacles, and how much fence line or perimeter work is included. Light annual pasture maintenance is far cheaper than reclaiming heavily overgrown ranch land that hasn't been touched in years. We give free on-site quotes so the number is honest for your property.
How often should pastures and ranch land be brush hogged?+
Most Central Texas pastures benefit from brush hogging once or twice a year to keep cedar, mesquite, and thorny brush from taking over. Fence lines, easements, and hay meadows often need more frequent passes during the growing season. We build maintenance schedules for landowners who want it done regularly.
Can you brush hog steep or wooded land?+
Yes — within reason. We match the right tractor, cutter, and operator to the terrain. For extremely thick timber, stumps, or slopes past what a brush hog can handle safely, we combine brush hogging with forestry mulching, land clearing, or skid steer work to finish the job.
Do you brush hog fence lines and easements?+
Absolutely. Fence line and easement clearing is one of the most common brush hogging jobs we do — it keeps cedar and mesquite off your fences, gives cattle a clean edge, and makes utility easements passable again.
Hard Work. Honest Reviews.
We don’t just talk about quality work—we deliver it. See what Central Texas landowners, ranchers, and builders have to say.
“Great Company! We had several projects from shredding to brush/tree clearing. They really listened to what “our” needs were and bid accordingly… not just on what they wanted to do. They were honest, responsive, careful,…”
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z ingallina
“Luke and his team did a fantastic job on our roads which were heavily damaged due to a great deal of erosion. They fixed it the right way, communicating with us along the way to make sure we were fully satisfied with the…”
T.J. Estes
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Logan Viss
“My wife and I bought a house with a little land and the land was full of cedar trees. It was basically useless for anything. I contacted Luke to clear the land so it could be used, we were extremely happy with his work.…”
MARK MORA
Ready to Get Your Land Back?
Whether it's an annual pasture cleanup or reclaiming acres of overgrowth, our brush hogging crew is ready. Call Mountain Movers Excavation to get on the schedule.