If you’ve got a field, pasture, or piece of land that’s gotten away from you, bush hogging is the most direct way to get it back under control. MBP Land Clearing provides bush hogging services for residential and agricultural properties throughout the Huntsville, AL area, Taft, TN, and surrounding communities within our service area.
Bush hogging uses a heavy rotary cutter — pulled or mounted on a tractor or skid steer — to mow down tall grass, weeds, briars, small saplings, and brush that standard lawn equipment can’t handle. It’s not landscaping. It’s heavy-duty cutting for land that has been left unattended or that grows back thick every season.
Bush hogging is used on pastures, hayfields, fence lines, right-of-ways, vacant lots, and properties between uses. It knocks back overgrowth and keeps land from being completely taken over by vegetation.
Keep fields, lots, and acreage maintained throughout the year with professional bush hogging.
Control overgrowth around pastures and fence lines to improve access and appearance.
Clear tall grass, weeds, and brush on large residential or wooded properties.
Restore overgrown or recently purchased property back to usable condition.
We handle the heavy-duty mowing and clearing so you don’t have to invest in the equipment yourself.
We walk the property and identify obstacles like stumps, rocks, and drainage areas.
The size of the land and density of the overgrowth help determine the best approach and timeline.
We work through the property carefully and efficiently to ensure even, thorough results.
Our goal is to leave the property looking clean, maintained, and properly cleared — not just quickly cut down.
Bush hogging is often part of a broader land management plan. Some clients need bush hogging done first before we can get equipment in for more involved work, like land clearing or excavation. Others use it in combination with pond building or site prep to keep a property fully maintained.
Brent Patterson has been running land clearing and excavation equipment for over 10 years. He started MBP Land Clearing to do quality work for people who need it done right — not just fast. When you call us, you’re working directly with someone who takes pride in the result, not just the paycheck. We offer free estimates on every job. We also offer discounts for seniors, military members, and veterans — just ask when you call.
Over 10 years of hands-on land clearing and excavation experience you can trust.
We focus on doing the job right the first time — with attention to detail on every project.
When you call MBP Land Clearing, you work directly with the owner from start to finish.
We offer free estimates along with discounts for seniors, military members, and veterans.
MBP Land Clearing is based in Taft, TN and serves a 60-mile radius — including Huntsville, AL and the surrounding communities in both Tennessee and Alabama. If you’re not sure whether we cover your area, give us a call. We’re likely closer than you think.
Regular lawn mowing handles grass and light vegetation. Bush hogging is designed for much heavier material — tall weeds, briars, thick brush, small trees, and overgrown growth that would destroy standard mowing equipment. The machine is built to take the abuse that land management requires.th, land clearing with equipment is the right approach. If it’s mostly tall grass, weeds, or light brush, bush hogging might be all you need. We’ll take a look and give you an honest recommendation.
If a push mower or standard tractor can’t handle it without damage or risk, bush hogging is the right call. Fields with thick grass over knee height, fence lines with sapling growth, or pastures that have gone to brush for a season or more are all good candidates. When in doubt, just send us a description or a photo and we can advise.
Yes. We’re careful around trees, fence lines, and other obstacles. We’ll identify those during the estimate visit and work around them properly. It does affect the time required, so we factor that into the quote.
That depends on the land and what you’re doing with it. Some properties need it once a year to stay manageable. Fields used for hay or pasture might need it more frequently. We can talk through what makes sense for your specific situation.
We handle a range of ground conditions. Rough or uneven terrain is common in this part of Tennessee and Alabama, and it’s something we’re used to working in. If there are areas with significant slope or drainage issues, we’ll note them during the estimate.
The vegetation gets cut and chopped down by the rotary cutter and left on the surface. It’s not collected — it remains as cut material that settles and breaks down. If you have a specific need regarding what stays behind, mention it when we talk.
