Bush Hogging – Brush Hogging – Complete Professional Tree Services, Pruning & Maintenance

Eliminate that heavy brush and vegetation on land so you can prepare it for farming, hunting, development, or any variety of other uses!

Bush Hogging Service – Brush Hogging Service – Complete Tree Services, Trimming & Pruning 

Bush Hogging – often called “Brush Hogging” is just one of the Professional Tree Removal Service provided by Grenacres  – Your Best Choice for prompt, Insured and WSIB registered & compliant company for all your tree removal services – If you have room to drop it, we can chop it!

Trusted, Professional & Insured Tree Removal Service – Tree Felling for Guelph, Milton, Fergus, Erin, Acton, Rockwood, Campbellville, Georgetown, Cambridge, Burlington! 

Pictures above are an up close look at a typical Bush Hogging (or Brush Hogging) job. Grenacres uses a compact Kubota tractor with a Land Pride Rotary Cutter. This Bush Hogging equipment provides us the flexibility to complete the job in any area we bush hog, regardless if it’s large or small. Questions about Bush Hogging? Just contact us for a Free No Obligation quote! We’ll answer any questions you got!

What is Bush Hogging?

Bush Hogging – sometimes called “Brush Hogging” is a basic form of landscaping that’s used to eliminate heavy brush or small bush from an area of land in order to prepare the area for development, farming or any other use.

Land that becomes overrun with growth where vegetation includes stems too small to use conventional tree removal equipment, yet too heavy to be groomed with a typical lawn mower.

A brush hog or “bush hog” is a type of rotary mower. Typically these mowers attach to the back of a farm tractor using the three-point hitch and are driven via the power take-off.

Grenacres uses a compact Kubota tractor with a Land Pride Rotary Cutter. This provides us the best flexibility in the area we bush hog, regardless if it’s large or small.

What is the purpose of bush hogging?

Bush hogging is the process of brush cutting or rough cutting mowing. Bush hogging eliminates the heavy brush and vegetation on typically vacant land to prepare that land for farming, hunting, development, and a variety of other uses.

When should you bush hog?

Typically, bush hogging is completed during the middle to late weeks of summer when weeds and other vegetation begin to appear in fields or pastures.

Depending on the land being worked, the climate, seasonal weather conditions and the intended use of the land, the area may require as many as two or even three brush hogging sessions – or as few as one. 

Question about Bush Hogging? Contact us now and we’ll answer all the questions you;ve got!