Hollow Creek

Tractor & Bush Hogging · Mansfield, MO

(555) 014-2290 Call or text

Wright · Webster · Douglas Counties

Hollow Creek Tractor & Bush Hogging

Mansfield, Missouri

(555) 014-2290

call or text — we'll bring the tractor.

What it costs

Rates, written right on the line.

Hourly, tractor and operator. Two-hour minimum on every job — after that the clock keeps running until the ground's done.

Service 01

Bush hogging

from$85/hr

Pasture gone up, hay ground you quit mowing, edges you can't walk through anymore. Cut down to where you can see it.

(555) 014-2290

Service 02

Fence line clearing

from$95/hr

Brush and saplings off the wire so you can walk the fence again and find what needs fixing.

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Service 03

Driveway grading

from$100/hr

Gravel pulled back up out of the ditch, ruts knocked down, a crown put back on it before the next rain.

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Service 04

Food plot prep

from$110/hr

Mowed off, cleared out and worked down to a seedbed you can actually put seed into.

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Where we work

Wright, Webster and Douglas counties.

Wright County Webster County Douglas County

Mansfield · Ava · Seymour · Hartville — and the rural routes between them.

If your ground sits off a gravel road in any of those three, you're in our country. Give us the address and we'll tell you straight.

Tractor pulling a rotary cutter through tall grass in a grown-up field
Bush hogging a grown-up field outside Mansfield.
Wright CountyMansfield & the routes out
Webster CountySeymour & the routes out
Douglas CountyAva, Hartville & the routes out

The work

What it looks like when we're done.

One tractor, one operator, out of Mansfield. Here's the kind of ground we're on most weeks.

Brush being cleared along an old fence line
Fence line clearing — brush off the wire.
Gravel driveway being graded with a tractor blade
Driveway grading — gravel back on top.
Freshly worked soil in a small clearing edged by timber
Food plot prep — a worked seedbed.

Booking

How it goes.

No forms to fill out. The phone's the whole system, same as it's always been.

The fine print

Two-hour minimum on every job.

That's the whole fine print. After the first two hours it's straight hourly at whatever the service runs — tractor, operator and fuel included.

  1. 01

    Call or text the number

    Same number either way. If the tractor's running, leave a message and we'll get back to you.

  2. 02

    Tell us about the ground

    Where it sits, how much of it there is, and what's grown up on it. A rough acre count is plenty.

  3. 03

    We bring the tractor

    Bush hog, blade or both. Two hours minimum on the clock, then we keep going until you're satisfied.

Ready when you are