Straight answers on rock, roads, clearing and ranch land, written by the family crew that does the work. Download any guide free and keep it on your phone, in the truck or on the kitchen table.
Field guide No. 01 9 chapters
The Texas landowner's guide to rock crushing
What is under your land, why it fights every shovel, how deep to crush, which rules apply and how to build a road that lasts. Everything to know before you crush rock in the Hill Country.
Field guide No. 02 7 chapters
The land clearing buyer's guide for Texas
How to choose a clearing method, read an estimate, plan around the rules and hire a crew you will not have to call back. Written by the family that does it every day.
Field guide No. 03 7 chapters
The Texas rancher's land playbook
Take ground back from cedar and mesquite, keep it open, build roads that hold up and protect your ag valuation. A working plan for Texas ranch land.
Most Hill Country land is a few inches of soil over layered limestone. Here is how that rock shapes roads, pads, trenches and septic, and how crushing puts it to work.
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Does clearing land increase property value? It can, when clearing turns hidden, unusable acreage into ground buyers can walk, picture and build on. Here is what helps and what hurts.
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The best time to clear land in Texas is usually late fall into winter, when ground is firm and oaks sit outside the spring oak wilt window. Here is how each season plays out.
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