BIG TOYSTrails that actually get used
Thick timber and brush can make most of a property unreachable. We cut trails using our tracked forestry mulcher, which clears the path and leaves a soft mulch surface behind — no piles of brush lining both sides. You get a trail you can drive, walk or ride the same day.
Common trail projects
- Hunting land: access trails to stands and feeders, shooting lanes, and food plot openings
- ATV / UTV and walking trails for recreation and family use
- Ranch and farm access roads to back pastures, ponds and gates
- Firebreaks to help protect homes and structures in brushy country
- Survey and utility lines opened so crews can get in
Planning your trail
Tell us where the trail should start and end, how wide it needs to be, and what will use it. We follow the terrain, avoid soft or steep spots where we can, and route around big trees you want to keep. Dropping a pin or sketching a line on a satellite map is the fastest way to get an accurate quote.
Trail Cutting FAQs
How wide can you cut a trail?
Trail width is flexible. A single mulcher pass is roughly the width of the head; wider trails, roads and lanes take multiple passes. Tell us what will use the trail and we will size it.
Can you cut shooting lanes without disturbing the area?
Yes. Mulching is quiet compared with dozing and leaves no burn piles, and we can schedule work outside your hunting season.