kiphorn
Silver Member
I have an area of land adjacent to my house that I want to clean up. First I thought about goats and even started putting up an electric fence. But the deer are tearing down the fence as fast as I put it up and the wife and kids are worried about what will happen to the goats over the winter.
So I started thinking about a brush hog. I've never used one and never seen one in action. There are briars, poison ivy, saplings, trees, stumps and I'm sure there are some rocks in the area I want to clear. The picture I attached shows what I’m up against. The picture makes it appear that it slopes but it really is pretty flat.
What happens when you encounter stumps and rocks with a brush hog? Since the brush is so thick, can I back into the brush instead of driving through it and being torn to shreds by the briars?
After reading the many posts on brands and so forth I'll probably look into the KK's at TCS depending on what the response is here.
Thanks,
Kip
So I started thinking about a brush hog. I've never used one and never seen one in action. There are briars, poison ivy, saplings, trees, stumps and I'm sure there are some rocks in the area I want to clear. The picture I attached shows what I’m up against. The picture makes it appear that it slopes but it really is pretty flat.
What happens when you encounter stumps and rocks with a brush hog? Since the brush is so thick, can I back into the brush instead of driving through it and being torn to shreds by the briars?
After reading the many posts on brands and so forth I'll probably look into the KK's at TCS depending on what the response is here.
Thanks,
Kip