Forestry mulching & land clearing — Kalispell, Montana
The head drops onto standing brush and leaves a mulch swath where the brush used to be. No burn piles, no haul-off, no bare dirt left to blow.
01 — Proof
Same ground, same pass. The left frame is what the machine walked into; the right frame is what it left behind.
Before
After
Before
After
02 — Rates
Four jobs, one machine. What the ground costs depends on what is standing on it, how steep it runs and how close the truck can get.
The numbers below are starting points. Slope, rock, species and access change the pass count — the final price gets set after the ground gets walked.
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from $1,500/ acre
Standing brush, saplings and small trees go under the head and come out the back as mulch. Nothing gets dragged to a pile.
from $3,000/ acre
Heavier ground — bigger stems, thicker stands, tighter access. The machine takes it down to the dirt line.
$2.50/ linear ft
A lane straight down the fence, wire to wire. Brush and saplings chewed back to ground level so the line stays walkable.
from $1,200/ acre
Overgrown ground opened back up and left under a mat of mulch. Grazeable, workable, walkable again.
03 — The pass
Slope, species, rock, fence and what is hiding under the brush. That walk decides how the head runs and how many passes the acre takes.
The head takes a lane and holds it. Straight edges, square corners, a clean boundary where the brush stops and the open ground starts.
Green, dense brush gets fed slower. Light saplings go straight through. The machine reads the load and the operator reads the machine.
No burn piles, no trucks of debris leaving the property. What the head cuts becomes the ground cover behind it, spread back into the soil.
04 — Tracks
The machine lives in Kalispell and works the valley — the towns on the strip below, the ground between them, and the hills above.
05 — Contact
Send the location and what is standing on it. We walk the ground, count the passes and put a number on the acre.