Cedar Removal Service for Sallisaw, OK
Eastern red cedar is the biggest land-management problem in Oklahoma. It spreads into pasture, shades out grass, uses a lot of water and raises the wildfire risk. We mulch cedars in place, with no piles to burn or haul.
Cedar has taken over a lot of Sequoyah County grazing land, and we mulch it down around Sallisaw so pastures can carry more cattle.
Know the Ground Around Sallisaw
Sallisaw is surrounded by cattle country, with rolling pasture and wooded hills running north toward the Cookson Hills and bottomland to the south toward the Arkansas River. Ranchers and hay producers call us from around Sallisaw, along with families building new homes on acreage and landowners who want old fields reclaimed.
Cedar Removal Services in Sallisaw
- Pasture cedar clearing
- Cedar thicket and fence row clearing
- Firebreak and defensible space clearing
- Help with USDA EQIP cost-share projects
Cedar Removal Questions from Sallisaw
Will cedars grow back after mulching?
Eastern red cedar does not resprout from the stump once it is cut below the lowest limbs, so mulched cedars are gone for good. New seedlings can be kept down with regular mowing or fire.
Do you charge travel to Sallisaw?
Sallisaw is roughly 25 miles from our Stilwell base, inside our 60-mile service area, so there is no transport fee.
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