Bush Hogging in Columbia, MS
Pastures, fields, and fence lines mowed down with a 72-inch rotary cutter, one-time or on a regular schedule.
Fast, Efficient Mowing
72-Inch Cut
A wide cutting swath means open acreage gets mowed down fast instead of in narrow passes.
Right Tool For The Job
Bush hogging is faster and cheaper than mulching for tall grass and light brush, so we don't bring more machine than the job needs.
Regular Upkeep
Pastures, fields, and food plots stay usable with a mow on a schedule instead of getting away from you.
Maneuverable
The tractor gets into fence lines, corners, and tighter spots that bigger equipment can't work efficiently.
The Equipment
Our Kubota M5040 utility tractor runs a Rhino 272 rotary cutter with a 72-inch cut, wide enough to make quick work of open pastures and fields.
The same tractor also carries a front loader, so if a job needs material moved or pushed while we're out there, we can handle that too.
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What It's Good For
- ✓Overgrown pastures and hay fields
- ✓Fence lines and property borders
- ✓Food plot maintenance between plantings
- ✓Trails, roads, and shoulders
- ✓Fields ahead of hunting season
- ✓Lots and acreage that just need mowed down
Bush Hogging FAQ
What is bush hogging?
Bush hogging is mowing tall grass, weeds, and light brush flat with a rotary cutter pulled behind a tractor. It's a different job from forestry mulching, which grinds up heavier brush and small trees, bush hogging is for ground that just needs cut down and kept in shape.
What's the difference between bush hogging and mulching?
Bush hogging mows grass and light brush flat and leaves it lying on the ground, similar to a big lawn mower. Forestry mulching grinds trees and heavier brush into mulch, and handles material bush hogging can't touch. If you're not sure which your property needs, tell us what's out there and we'll point you to the right one.
How big of an area can you cut?
Our Kubota M5040 tractor runs a 72-inch rotary cutter, which covers open acreage efficiently. Tell us the size of the area and we'll give you a realistic timeline.
How often should a pasture or field get bush hogged?
It depends on how fast things grow back and what you're using the land for, but once or twice a growing season is common for keeping a pasture or field in shape. We can set up regular maintenance if you want it on a schedule.
Can you mow a food plot after it's been planted?
Yes, mowing established plots between plantings is one of the more common bush hogging jobs we do.
How much does bush hogging cost?
It depends on acreage, how overgrown it is, and how often you want it done. We give free, no-obligation estimates after seeing the property.
What areas do you serve?
We're based in Columbia, MS and serve all of South Mississippi. See the full list of counties and towns below.
Proudly Serving South Mississippi
Based in Columbia, MS, we provide forestry mulching, land clearing, and brush cutting across South Mississippi, starting with Marion County and the surrounding counties below.
Marion County
Columbia, Foxworth, Sandy Hook, Kokomo
Lamar County
Purvis, Sumrall, Lumberton
Forrest County
Hattiesburg, Petal
Walthall County
Tylertown
Pike County
McComb, Magnolia
Lawrence County
Monticello, Silver Creek
Jefferson Davis County
Prentiss, Bassfield
Covington County
Mount Olive, Collins
Pearl River County
Poplarville
Don't see your town listed? If you're anywhere in South Mississippi, give us a call. We've probably got you covered.
Ready To Get It Mowed?
Free, no-obligation estimates. We serve Columbia, MS and all of South Mississippi.