Mowing

Mechanical Weed Control (Mowing)

As a mechanical means for controlling weeds, mowing is one of the most common forms of weed control. Mowing can consist of many different types of mechanical weed removal methods. Now, when you think of mowing, most people have a mental image of a green lawn and someone pushing a lawn mower. Unfortunately, here at Hired Gun we rarely see lawns. We specialize in large acreage and rough cut mowing. We have heavy equipment specializing in industrial mowing and or rough areas that no one else can access.

Utilizing a variety of equipment, we can help with any mowing project:

Skid Steers with Rotary & Flail Mowers

Tractors with Batwing 15' & 20" Mowers

Industrial Riding 48" - 72" Mowers

Push Style Brush Mowers

Push Style Sickle Mowers

Weed Eaters

Walker Riding Turf Mowers

Push Style Lawn Mowers

It is our goal to provide you with the best service possible. If you can tell us what you need, we will find a way to make it happen. There is no job too big or even too small for us to handle.

Video

Mowing with a Skid Steer and a Rotary Mower

You can obviously see how thick the Phragmites are in this area, but the rotary mower makes short work out of what is otherwise an overwhelming project.

Mowing with a Skid Steer and a Flail Mower

Flail Mowers, utilize a spinning drum with hundreds of spinning knives to not only cut down the weeds but also mulch the plant material into very small pieces.

Brush Mowing

We spent a large amount of time in South Texas mowing brush and thick vegetation.

Large Acreage Mowing

We use Batwing Mowers pulled by a Tractor to mow large areas very quickly.