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Land Clearing & Forestry Mulching in Hadley, Michigan
Forestry mulching, brush hogging and lot clearing in Hadley Township, about 55 minutes from our base in Royal Oak.
Hadley Township is the hilly southwest corner of Lapeer County, wedged between Ortonville, Goodrich and Metamora. Farmers Creek runs through it, two state recreation areas sit inside it, Ortonville on the south line and Metamora-Hadley around Lake Minnewanna, and Big Fish Lake sits in the middle. The private ground is ten- to forty-acre hunting parcels, horse properties and old farms along Hadley, Pratt, Hurd and Sawmill Lake roads, about fifty-five minutes from Royal Oak.
Hunting land is the main work here. Two-tracks that were open five years ago are shut with cherry and box elder, shooting lanes have closed at deer height, and the old pasture has gone to autumn olive and hawthorn. We reopen the trails and lanes, clear plot ground, take the pasture back, and grind it all into a chip layer where it stands, so there is no brush pile along the trail and nothing to burn.
Where we work in Hadley Township: Hadley, Cadyville, Farmers Creek, Kerr Hill and the Hadley, Pratt, Hurd and Sawmill Lake road corridors.
Common Jobs in Hadley Township
- Hunting trails, stand approaches, shooting lanes and food plots, cleared in late summer so the ground is quiet before the season.
- Pasture and paddock reclamation on the horse properties, with fence lines opened.
- Wooded building sites on the dirt roads, cleared to the house footprint and drive with the oaks left.
- Creek-bank and ravine brush along Farmers Creek, walked and planned on site.
- Fence line and property line clearing on the big parcels toward the recreation land.
Questions We Hear in Hadley
When should hunting-land work in Hadley be done?
Late summer for trails, lanes and plots, so they are settled and quiet before you hunt them. Sightline work is easiest with the leaves down, and wet crossings and creek bottoms are best on frozen ground.
Do you clear around existing stands and cameras?
Yes. Flag the stands, blinds, cameras and any trees you want kept, and we work around them. See the hunting trail guide for how we lay out approaches and lanes.
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Overgrown Ground in Hadley?
Send the address and a few photos through the quote form, or call. You will get one project price for the whole job, travel included.