Ranch clearing, hunting property work, and cedar mulching in the Cowboy Capital — senderos, food plots, fence lines, and whole-tract brush jobs.
Bandera County is working land — ranches, hunting places, river tracts along the Medina. The clearing jobs out here have their own vocabulary: senderos cut for visibility, food plots opened up, fence lines cleaned, cedar knocked back so the grass and browse come on. That's exactly the work we like.
Cedar is the county's standing problem: it crowds the oaks, drinks the water, and swallows the country whole if you let it. Mulching it in place is usually the play on bigger tracts — no burn piles during a burn ban, no hauling, and the ground cover feeds what you actually want growing. Around headquarters and the oak motts we go selective, keeping the trees that make the place worth owning.
Even from a tract outline on a map we can get you close: draw it on the online estimate tool and get a no-obligation number, then Jason walks it with you.
So efficient! The team graded our driveway across three rocky inclined levels and strategically placed the extracted boulders as beautiful landscaping features. Highly recommend!
Our lot looked like a park when Hunter Land Clearing finished up. Thank you for making our oaks beautiful again!
Yes — senderos, food plots, feeder and blind sites, and access lanes are regular work. Tell us what the property needs to hunt the way you want and we'll shape the clearing plan around it.
Yes. We're based in New Braunfels and work across the Hill Country — Bandera County ranches are worth the drive, and bigger tracts are scoped with the travel already priced in.
Usually on-site mulching: it clears acre after acre without burn piles or hauling, suppresses regrowth, and leaves ground cover that helps grass and browse recover. Full removal is reserved for build sites and pads.
Get your free, no-obligation estimate today — online in minutes, or Jason will come to you.
