'Ultimate Brush Clearing with Billygoat Brush Hog! 🌿🚜' #landscapes #mowing #business

Welcome to our latest adventure as we tackle unruly brush and overgrown vegetation using the powerful Billygoat brush hog! Join us as we demonstrate the efficiency and effectiveness of this incredible machine in transforming dense brush into cleared land. Watch as we navigate rough terrain and thick vegetation with ease, showcasing the impressive capabilities of the Billygoat brush hog. Whether you're a landowner, farmer, or outdoor enthusiast, this video is sure to inspire you to take on your own brush clearing projects. Don't miss out on this exciting brush-clearing journey – hit play and let's get started! 🌿🚜 #BrushClearing #BillygoatBrushHog #LandClearing

[santanablack]

I loved this video!!! Subscribed!!! I was looking for something to clear my mom’s side yard here!!! Thank you so much!

[WelcomeTexasPodcast]

Great video. Quick question how much will a job like this pay out?

[chriskeiffer]

Did you have any poison ivy or poison oak back there? I need to do this but also got a lot of poison ivy and wondering if it will be a good idea. I'm not worried bout myself just wondering if I will spread it

[A.B.s_View]

Nice! The “bee” sound is hilarious. The Billy Goat looks efficient for taking care of that over growth.


Did it mulch the over grow?

[ericgrajeda]

How thick were your bushes less than a quarter thick ....

[jerryphillips]

In Texas they rent for 500.00 a week. If you use it weekly you can purchase one for about 3k.

[EastTexasRanching]

Of course I have an opinion. I have an opinion about everything. I even have opinions about my opinions. That said... You made quick work of it, but I am sure you made it look a lot easier than it really was. On the short term, the machine looks like it functioned better than I expected it would, as it looks a bit lite weight. However, if you plan on investing in it, you may want to read up and see if there are any reviews about the frame and any cracks that may form in the deck or at seams in the deck or frame after long term use. That is a problem I have experienced with tractor bush hogs, and it is annoying to say the least. But overall, great job. Impressive.

[midwestfreemasons]

Well, depends on how many clearing jobs you have. One offs, rent. If your doing multiple per month, then buy might make since.

[RedandAprilOff-Grid]

Nice! That looks like our backyard when we lived in Ohio. 🌞🏜️