Bush hogging, haying, feedlot scraping and snow blade work on ranch ground. Call the Gap — or text it — and we'll tell you straight when we can be on your road.
Storm work: ring it the moment it starts coming down.
Quoted before we hook up, not after.
And the ranch roads in between.
Every job is billed by the hour, run to your ground and your rules. Pick the pass you need — the rate is on the band.
Fence lines, pastures, pond dams and the corners that got away from you, knocked down and left clean. Deck height set to your ground, not to a stopwatch.
Hay ground mowed and conditioned on your window, not ours. Wide open fields, awkward corners, road frontage — it all gets cut the same way.
Pens, alleys and aprons scraped down and pushed back to the pile. Winter mud or summer pack, the lot gets level again so cattle and equipment can move.
Driveways, feed lanes and yard openings opened up so you can get to the cattle and get off the place. When it drifts back in, call again — that's what the number is for.
Three counties, four towns and every ranch road that runs between them. If you can see the Gap from your gate, we can probably get a machine up your lane.
$75 travel minimum outside town. If you're on a two-track past the last mailbox, call first and we'll tell you whether the machine fits.
Weather moves the schedule; it doesn't move the phone. Ground work runs daylight hours, and snow work runs whenever the snow decides to.
Storm work: call the moment it starts coming down.
Added once per trip, not once per pass.
Custer, Prairie and Fallon — plus the ranch roads between.
Same number for both. Tell us the gate and the ground; we'll bring the right machine.
Bush hogging, haying, feedlot scraping and snow blade work across ranch country — one operator, one phone, and a straight answer about when we'll be there.
