Land Clearing InHinckley, MN
Hunting land, farm fields and wooded acreage around Hinckley. We clear brush and cut lanes with a forestry mulcher, all four seasons.
Clearing Land Around Hinckley
Hinckley is the crossroads of Pine County, where the interstate meets Highway 48. East of town the road runs out to St. Croix State Park through mile after mile of woods, and a great deal of the private land out that way is recreational. Deer camps, forties and eighties, a trailer or a shack and a gate. Land clearing in Hinckley is mostly for those owners. The cover is popple, oak, jack pine and brush on fairly level, often sandy ground. That is easy country for a mulcher and a good place to get a lot done. See hunting land clearing.
What do hunting land owners need? First, a way in. A trail from the gate to camp that a pickup can drive without losing a mirror. Second, a loop around the property for checking cameras and dragging deer. Third, openings. We cut food plot clearings in the size and shape you want and leave a screen of brush between the plot and the road. Often it can all be done in a single trip. Trails and access has more on widths and layout. We work all over Pine County.
What We Clear In Hinckley
West and south of Hinckley the ground is farmed. Corn, beans, hay and pasture, with woodlots between. Farmers and landlords have their own list. Brush growing out from the tree line steals a few rows every year. Box elder and willow fill the low spots. Fence lines disappear. A mulcher trims a field edge back to the trunks and leaves nothing to pick up before planting. For bigger jobs, like a pasture that was let go, see field reclamation. Spring before planting and fall after harvest are the natural windows.
- Truck trails from gate to camp
- Food plots with a brush screen
- Field edges trimmed to the tree line
- Loop trails on deer land
- Pasture that was let go
Most Asked For Around Here
These four fit most Hinckley properties. See all eight services.
Land Clearing
Overgrown acreage opened up and left clean, with no piles to burn.
Trails & Access
ATV trails, walking paths and access lanes cut through the woods.
Field Reclamation
Pasture and fields that grew in, taken back to open ground.
Hunting Land
Shooting lanes, food plot openings and stand access cut in.
Hinckley Questions
Can you build a food plot on my hunting land near Hinckley?
We clear the opening for it. Brush and small trees are mulched down, leaving a layer of chips over the soil. Tilling, liming and seeding are separate steps you or someone else would do. For a plot you plan to till, tell us, and we will take the stems as low as we can.
How do I get an estimate for land in Pine County if I live in the Cities?
Plenty of Hinckley area land is owned by people who live elsewhere. Pick a day you will be up, and call or text (218) 461-7376 to line up a walk-through for that day. Calvin meets you on site. If you cannot make it, a map with the work marked is a start.
Is fall too late to cut shooting lanes around Hinckley?
Not too late, but earlier is better. A fresh lane changes how a spot looks, and deer take a little while to get used to it. Summer gives them that time. If season is close, we keep the work light and quiet. Narrow lanes, one stand at a time.
Also Clearing Near Hinckley
Hinckley is part of our Pine County service area. We also work in:
Clearing Land In Hinckley?
Call or text (218) 461-7376 or tell us where the property is and what you want cleared. Calvin walks the land with you before you get an estimate.
- Free estimate after we walk the land
- Acreage, lots, trails and fence lines
- Rather talk now? Call or text (218) 461-7376