Land Clearing in Bullard, TX

Forestry mulching, brush removal, tree and stump removal, lot clearing and fence lines for Bullard. I come to your property and do the work on-site. Straight quotes by the acre or the job.

Clearing Land Around Bullard

Bullard straddles the Smith and Cherokee county line on US-69 south of Tyler, and the east shore of Lake Palestine is its back yard. The lake communities at Emerald Bay and Eagle’s Bluff, the acreage along FM 344 running out to the water, and the ranchettes toward Teaselville and Mt. Selman have made Bullard one of the hottest places in East Texas to buy land, and almost all of that land is timber. This is where the Smith County sand starts rolling into the red clay hills of Cherokee County, and the woods get thicker as you go south: loblolly pine, post oak, hickory, sweetgum, and yaupon so dense you lose a dog in it. I clear a lot of lake-area lots here, opening a view and a walk to the water without stripping the shade. I open homesites and drives on acreage off FM 344 and FM 2493, mulch understory on tracts that were bought for the trees, and clear fence lines for people who want a horse or a few head of cattle on the place. Bullard owners tend to want the woods kept, just made usable, and that is exactly what a mulcher does. Per-acre or per-job pricing, set after I walk the property with you.

Around Bullard

  • Lake Palestine
  • Emerald Bay
  • Eagle’s Bluff
  • US-69 corridor

Want the brush gone but the good trees kept? See underbrushing around Tyler.

Land Clearing in Bullard

Tell me about the property: acreage, what’s growing and your goal. I’ll call you back with a real answer.

Prefer to talk now? Call or text (903) 964-3403.

Areas We Cover in Bullard

In town or out on a county road: if it’s in or around Bullard, I come to your property.

  • Emerald Bay
  • Eagle’s Bluff
  • FM 344
  • FM 2493 corridor
  • Teaselville
  • Mt. Selman

Common Clearing Scenarios in Bullard

The land clearing jobs I see most around here, and how I handle them.

Lake Palestine lots grown shut to the water

Lots along the east shore and in the gated communities fill in with yaupon and sweetgum until there is no view. I underbrush them selectively, open a corridor to the water and leave the pines and oaks that make the lot worth having.

Clay hills south of town that gully when stripped

Toward the Cherokee County side the ground gets steeper and the red clay slicks and gullies when it is bare-cleared. Mulching holds a chip layer on the slope so a new clearing does not turn into a ditch after the first storm.

Ranchettes that need pasture and fence

People buying ten and twenty acres around Bullard want a few horses or cows on it. I mulch the brush back off old pasture, clear and open the fence lines, and take out the trees in the way of a barn pad.

Land Clearing in Bullard: FAQs

Do you clear lots inside Emerald Bay and Eagle’s Bluff?
Yes, and that kind of lot is where a mulcher earns its keep: selective work, tight property lines, trees that have to stay. I clear the understory and hazard trees and keep the machine where you want it. Check your community’s rules on tree removal first; I will work to them.
My Bullard tract is steep. Can you still mulch it?
Tracked mulchers handle the slopes around here fine, and the chip layer they leave is the best thing for a steep clay hillside, because it keeps the ground from washing. Where a slope is truly too steep for the machine I tell you so when we walk it.
Can you get old pasture back for horses?
Yes. Pasture that has grown up in yaupon, briars and sweetgum saplings mulches back to open ground in a pass, and once it is shredded a couple of times a year it stays that way. I also clear the fence rows so you can rebuild the fence before the stock shows up.

Land to Clear in Bullard?

Call for a straight quote. I come to your property, walk the land with you and price it by the acre or the job.

📞 Call or text (903) 964-3403