Real work. More usable property.
Completed hunting-property work: the first two photos show blind access before and after clearing, from different positions. The next photo shows the original brush; the following views show selective clearing and a mulched corridor. The final photo shows equipment on the project.
Property goals shape the job
Hunting-property access and selective clearing The photos above document completed BrushX hunting-property work. Dense brush limited access around a blind and through the property. Selective forestry mulching opened usable corridors while keeping established trees. The result is a natural mulched surface, with the ground conditions still visible. Hunting-property improvements • Trails and access Storm cleanup with retained trees — Solon Springs A completed project on a Lake St. Croix parcel focused on dead trees and storm material while retaining living trees. The plan reflected the customer’s priorities for the property rather than clearing everything. Customer Chuck Walt’s Google review describes the selective work and direct communication with Sean. Storm-damage and deadfall cleanup Brush clearing for more room — near Minong Another completed project opened room and brought more sunlight into an overgrown property. Customer sheila oak’s Google review describes that result. This is a customer account of completed work; the gallery above shows a separate hunting-property project. A realistic finish Forestry mulching processes suitable brush and woody vegetation on site. Mulch, roots, rocks, and uneven ground can remain, and vegetation can regrow. Stump excavation, debris hauling, grading, soil preparation, and construction-ready surfaces require a separate scope. Have a similar property goal? Share your property town, the work area or trail length, your desired result, and access conditions. Sean can review the scope with you. Request an estimate • Call 218-492-8679