Land Clearing in New Boston, TX

Clearing Services for New Boston Properties

Forestry Mulching

One pass turns brush and saplings into mulch — no burning, no hauling, no torn-up ground. On ranchland it reclaims pasture without disturbing what's underneath; on hunting ground it opens lanes without clear-cutting the place.

Brush and Small-Tree Removal

Brush is the enemy of both grass and visibility. We take it out — pasture edges, fencerows, lease interiors — and leave you land that works for cattle or deer, whichever you run.

Fence-Line Clearing

This is the call we get most around New Boston: miles of ranch fence buried in brush. We open your lines at the width you need — perimeter, cross-fence, trap fences — without tearing up posts and wire.

Pasture Reclamation

Cedar and hardwood brush closing in on grazing acres, a little more every year. We push it back to the fence, keep your shade, and hand you pasture that'll carry cattle again.

Trails and Access Routes

Lease roads, shooting lanes, stand access, a way to check the back fence without a four-wheeler workout — cut to your ground, around the mast trees, out of the wet draws.

Site Preparation

Barn, shop, camp house, or a homesite on the ranch — clearing first. We open the site and the road in, and can coordinate dirt work behind it.

Why Property Owners Call Us

King's Land Clearing, Paris, Texas. Twenty years combined experience, three generations of Northeast Texas cattle and hay. We run dedicated mulching machines with full-time operators — not a dozer guy who mulches on the side. Selective clearing, clean finishes when you want them, and one written number after a free walk of your land. Insured, from small lots to ranch-scale tracts.

Clearing Work Around New Boston

New Boston sits near the middle of Bowie County where US 82 runs through town and I-30 passes the north side — 22 miles west of Texarkana, Wright Patman Lake to the south, the Red River and the Army Depot shaping the country around it. This is working ranchland and serious deer country, often the same tract. What we're called for: ranch fence lines grown shut, pasture reclamation on cattle operations, and hunting leases needing lanes, stand access, and lease roads before the season.

Common Questions About Land Clearing in New Boston

How much does it cost to clear fence lines near New Boston?

It's the miles of line, how grown-up it is, and the terrain — a quarter-mile of light regrowth and two miles of shut-in brush aren't close to the same job. We walk it free and quote it by what's there.

Can you clear around my existing fences without wrecking them?

Yes — that's the job. We cut the brush and leave your wire and posts standing. If a stretch of fence needs rebuilding after, we'll tell you straight on the walk.

I lease my land for hunting — can you clear lanes without ruining it?

That's exactly what selective clearing is for. Lanes, stand access, and roads opened up; bedding cover and mast trees left alone. Your hunters will thank you.

How wide can you cut a fence line?

As wide as you need — from a narrow maintenance strip to a full dozer-width clearing. Tell us on the walk and we'll set the machines accordingly.

Does mulching leave the ground ready to graze?

Yes. Mulch breaks down into the soil, sunlight gets back to the grass, and there's nothing to haul or burn. Most reclaimed pasture greens up strong the next growing season.

Get a Free Estimate in New Boston

Call with your acres and what you need — fence lines, pasture, lease work, or all three. We'll walk it and give you a straight number.

Call (903) 919-2805 or [request an estimate online].

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