Brush Cutting Our Little Swamp

[@JessieRogers-k4x]

That Rhino ag cutter has a great looking finish on camera I can only imagine how good it look in person

[@RobertBrothersJr-dc7nr]

I agree Brock the trees are in decline and the beautiful wood should be saved. Enjoyable video Brock. Thanks

[@mikerequa820]

I love those Rhino bush hogs . Property lookin good. I think the Hedge are beautiful wood also Brock. I believe I'd cut that one that's gettin water in it for sure. That would make some beautiful lumber maybe a table n other stuff. Thanks for sharing be safe

[@johnhelbig7110]

Brock, your ground is what I call “flat ground” over here in the eastern Missouri Ozark foothills. Most of my farm is sloped 10-15 degrees. While I do occasionally brush hog in reverse, I typically would drive ahead over your ground. Branch problems: You need to demonstrate a loader mounted tree shear or a rotary Limb-Saw.

[@dustdevl1043]

I'm surprised that you don't have those hedge apples laying all over under your trees.

[@toddcaskey9984]

I would love to have hedge , fence posts , and shed bases is what I would use them for

[@markziegler3551]

The previous owner of my property did the same thing by burying trash. I hauled off a whole trailer load and then found another location that i found a buried hot tub in. Crazy to think that could have been a great snake den.

[@lttl858]

News flash.......that trash pile IS yours now.

[@OldIronAcres]

My neighbor Farmer always makes fun of me for running my bush hog like you do Brock! LOL -- He always says... "It's not a lawn mower". He thinks I mow too low with it. I like the property looking nice. Bet it feels good to clean up some acreage! Look'in good! Best, -- J. Andre. / Old Iron Acres

[@jerrykelly7052]

trim them so that you can mow under them

[@ScrewdriverTUNING]

Hedge trees looks like my swamp willows. Animals here in the city thrive in them. I have a very large one in my yard my nebors hate I haven’t removed it yet. I’ve been looking at trimming/ pruning them but I think mine are way to far deteriorating yours seem like trimming would make them thrive. Are you planning on planting any trees anytime soon ???

[@jeffdutton2500]

Take out that broken Hedge tree, It's great wood for firewood or to make projects. It will rot on the stump, but doesn't seem to rot as fence post.

[@anthonyg6924]

Not familiar with hedge tree. Googled it, it many different trees. Oak, apple, etc. Is that a generic term for existing species of trees?

[@RockhillfarmYT]

Osage Orange, and Bois Darc are the other names for it

[@terrymiler2164]

You know the 3 Ds dead diseased and dying. Take out what you know is questionable and trim up what you can't get your tractor under.