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Forestry mulching in Tulsa and northeast Oklahoma

Forestry mulching clears brush, cedars and small trees by grinding them into little pieces right where they stand. There are no burn piles and nothing to haul off. What is left is open ground under a layer of mulch.

What it is

A mulching head on a track loader grinds standing brush and small trees down to the ground and leaves the pieces where they fall. One machine does the cutting, the grinding and the cleanup in a single pass.

The trees you want to keep stay. We walk the property with you first and mark what stays and what goes.

What it is good for

  • Overgrown pasture you want back in grass.
  • Underbrush under good trees, with the canopy raised so you can walk it and see through it.
  • Cedars. A cedar cut off below its lowest green limb does not grow back, so mulching takes care of them for good.
  • Fence lines, trails and field edges that have grown in.
  • Around a house, cabin or pond where you do not want burn piles or torn-up ground.

When mulching is the wrong tool

Mulching takes a tree down to the ground and leaves the roots in it. If you need the stump and the root ball gone, for a house site or a shop pad, or if the trees are the kind that sprout back, like thorn trees, that is land clearing, where the whole tree is grubbed out of the ground.

We do both. Forestry mulching and land clearing are two separate services, and Davis Land Development offers each one. Plenty of properties need some of both, and we will tell you which is which when we look at it, so you are not calling a second company for the part mulching cannot do.

Recent work

From a real job.

Drag the pink handle on either photo to compare.

After: a pasture near Hominy, Oklahoma, with the underbrush mulched Before: a pasture near Hominy, Oklahoma, with the underbrush mulched Before After
Hominy. Underbrush mulched and the tree canopy raised.
After: a field edge near Hominy, Oklahoma, mulched back to the tree line Before: a field edge near Hominy, Oklahoma, mulched back to the tree line Before After
Hominy. The field edge taken back to the tree line.

Questions

What people ask.

Do you haul anything off or burn it?

No. Everything is ground into mulch and left on the ground where it stood. There are no brush piles to burn and nothing to haul away.

Will the cedars grow back?

No. A cedar cut off below its lowest green limb does not sprout back. That is why cedars are a mulching job.

What about thorn trees?

Thorn trees sprout back if they are only cut off at the ground, so they get grubbed out by the root. That is land clearing, not mulching, and we do both.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the ground: how thick it is, how big the area is and how easy it is to get to. Quotes are free. Call or text (918) 344-7001 with a few photos and where the property is, and we will look at it with you and give you a written price.

What areas do you cover?

Tulsa and northeast Oklahoma. Recent jobs have been in Tulsa, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Owasso, Catoosa, Sperry, Mannford, Cleveland, Hominy, Mounds, Haskell and Prue. If your land is nearby and not on that list, call anyway.

Are you insured?

Yes. Davis Land Development LLC is insured.

Service area

Tulsa and northeast Oklahoma.

  • Tulsa
  • Sand Springs
  • Sapulpa
  • Owasso
  • Catoosa
  • Sperry
  • Mannford
  • Cleveland
  • Hominy
  • Mounds
  • Haskell
  • Prue

These are towns we have worked in lately. If your land is somewhere nearby and not on the list, call anyway.

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(918) 344-7001

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