Clear Your Food Plot Now. Hunt It This Fall.
We clear the brush, till the ground, and prep the plot — ready to seed when we leave. Shooting lanes, bedding edges, and trails opened up in the same trip. Clear in summer, seed in early fall, and have deer patterning your property by November.
Serving Sheboygan, Plymouth, Kohler, Fond du Lac, Manitowoc, Green Bay, and the greater Milwaukee metro — plus Northern Wisconsin (part-time in Florence and Forest Counties). Licensed. Insured. Owner-operated. We hunt too.
What We Do For Hunters & Land Owners
Food Plots — Cleared, Tilled, Ready to Seed
We turn an overgrown thickets into deer havens — cleared, tilled, and prepped. You show up with a seed bag, not a chainsaw.
Shooting Lanes & Sightlines
Clear out your shooting lanes now! Or have us cut in new ones. How many times have you regretted not clearing out proper shooting lanes when your target buck comes in at the wrong angle?!?!
Bedding & Sanctuary Edges
Selective clearing that creates the thick-to-open edges deer bed against. Deer are lazy — give them cover and food in the right spot and they'll come to you.
Trails & Access
Quiet entry and exit routes, ATV trails, and access to the back corners you can't reach today — so you get to your stand without blowing deer out.
Buckthorn & Honeysuckle
Wisconsin's two worst invasives choke out the native plants that deer actually want. Our CTL mulcher does more in an hour than two people can do by hand in a entire day.
Small Trees Up to 8"
Our tracked mulcher takes down trees up to 8 inches and grinds them into mulch. Stumps ground to dirt level — plantable, drivable, done.
How It Works — And Why It Beats a Dozer for Plots
Free On-Site Walk
We walk your land together, flag what stays (stands, blinds, lines), and agree on scope and a contract price.
Project Day — Clear & Till
The tracked mulcher grinds the brush down, then we till and prep the plot so it's ready to seed. Everything's processed on the spot.
Walk-Away Clean
No burn piles, no hauling, no torn-up topsoil. Just open, plantable, huntable ground — (and before-and-after photos when we wrap up).
Compared to bulldozing, mulching is cheaper and it protects your soil — exactly what you want under a food plot. A dozer is for house pads, not plots.
See It In Action
2,300 RPM of pure plot-building horsepower
Watch the mulcher head come to life. Those knives chew through buckthorn, brush, and small trees — turning an overgrown corner into next season's food plot.
Before & After
From overgrown and nearly un-walkable, to a quick and QUIET walk to your stand.
What Does It Cost?
Prior to starting, we agree on a project scope and contract price.
On average, we price projects to be $250 per machine hour.
Small Plot / Light Brush
Scattered brush, small saplings, easy access. Re-opening an old opening or a small new plot.
Average Overgrown Area
Mixed brush, buckthorn, honeysuckle, some smaller trees. The most common job we run.
Dense or Steep Ground
Thick mature stands, hilly ground, limited access. Quoted after walking the property.
We provide a contract price prior to starting work.
We don't track hours - we only leave when the job is complete to your satisfaction.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I clear a plot to plant this season?
Now through late summer. Clear in June–August and you've got time to disc, lime, and seed a fall blend (brassicas, cereal rye, clover) that's drawing deer by bow season. The earlier we open it, the more established your plot is when it matters.
Or, if you're like me and enjoy late season hunting - the "winter mix" food plots are the best. Typically, these are planted in August, mature in October, and stay green into January. After trophy bucks are done chasing, they need to refuel. These foodplots become irresitable to tired and hungry bucks.
Do I have to till it myself before planting?
No. We clear, till, and prep the plot so it's ready to seed when we pull out. Show up with your seed and a spreader. We'll talk through your blend and plan when we walk the property.
Depending on timing you may need to spray herbicide prior to planting. This is particularly true in the spring - but by late summer, the weed seeds are not as bad.
Will the buckthorn grow back in my plot?
It's an aggressive re-sprouter. We do the heavy lifting year one; you knock down re-sprouts with a mower or sprayer the next couple seasons. Keeping a plot planted and mowed is one of the best ways to hold it back.
How big of an area can you do?
We've done very small paths and foodplots to multi-acre plots. All projects are welcome - whatever you need, we're here to help.
Do I have to be present during the work?
No. As long as we've walked it and marked what stays (what trees you want us to preserve), we can run the job whether you're there or not. We send before-and-after photos when we wrap up.
Invest in your property and your hunting experience.
Call us today for a free quote - we'll walk the property with you and provide a quote same-day.
Call 920-550-1102— or send us a message —
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