Forestry Mulching
Clear brush, saplings, and thick understory while leaving selected mature trees and processed mulch onsite where appropriate.
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Land clearing · Forestry mulching · Acreage improvement
Take Back Your Property.
Forestry mulching and selective land clearing for acreage that has become too thick to walk, hunt, fence, build on, or maintain.
Clear the brush. Open the ground. Keep what matters.
Forsyth, Georgia
Serving Central Georgia
Good land can disappear
Under Ten Years of Growth.
Privet, briars, and thick undergrowth can take over fast—hiding fence lines, closing trails, and turning usable ground into a tangled mess. We help you reclaim it.
See the Difference
Representative concept: selective underbrush removal while keeping mature trees.
Our services
Real Solutions for Your Land.
From complete land clearing to selective mulching and property improvements, Red Hollow helps open the ground you need while respecting what should stay.
Selective Land Clearing
Open homesites, farm edges, and usable acreage without treating every project like a bare construction site.
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Hunting & Acreage Improvement
Reclaim trails, shooting lanes, food-plot access, and recreational ground while keeping useful habitat and cover.
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Fence Lines & Property Access
Recover fence lines, establish practical trails, and reach parts of your property that have grown shut.
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Clearing Land Doesn't Have to Mean Clearing Everything.
The goal is useful ground—not unnecessary destruction. Before work begins, identify the mature trees, privacy, creek edges, and wildlife cover worth keeping.
“Clear enough to make the property useful. Do not destroy what makes the property good.”
What can stay
- 01Mature hardwoods
- 02Shade around a homesite
- 03Privacy buffers
- 04Selected pine and timber
- 05Creek-side vegetation
- 06Designated wildlife cover
Our equipment
Built for Serious Work.
Red Hollow's fleet is focused on forestry and land management, with support equipment to keep a project moving when access, debris, roots, or drainage need attention.
Forestry CTL
ASV RT-135 Forestry
High-horsepower forestry configuration with an FAE mulching head for thick understory, saplings, and difficult growth.
Support Loader
Kubota SVL97-2
Grapple, heavy brush cutter, root rake, and bucket support for cleanup, debris handling, and clearing.
Compact Excavator
John Deere 60G
Handles limited stump work, culverts, trail crossings, drainage, roots, and access problems encountered during clearing.
A thoughtful approach
Clearing With a Purpose.
We selectively clear to improve your land—preserving mature trees, privacy, creek buffers, and the natural character that makes the property worth owning.
Our Approach
For hunters and property owners
Make the Property Easier to Hunt Without Ruining Why You Hunt It.
Strategic clearing can improve access, visibility, shooting lanes, and food-plot routes while leaving the cover and timber that matter.
Hunting Property ServicesProject concepts
Real Property Goals. Clear Results.
Representative scenes show the kinds of property conditions and finished outcomes Red Hollow is designed to address. They are concept imagery, not claims of completed client work.
Concept scene
Overgrown Family Acreage
Reclaim access and open ground while preserving mature shade trees.
Concept scene
Hidden Hardwood Homesite
Selective clearing around future house and driveway areas.
Concept scene
Hunting Tract Trail Recovery
Reopen old routes and connect practical access through acreage.
Service area
Central Georgia Ground. Local Know-How.
Based in Forsyth and regularly serving rural properties throughout Monroe, Lamar, Butts, Jasper, and Jones counties.
Most projects are within roughly 50 miles. Larger forestry mulching, hunting-property, and multi-day acreage projects may justify travel farther.
ForsythBarnesvilleJacksonMonticelloGrayMacon
Owner-operated since 2016
You'll Probably Talk to Caleb.
In this concept profile, Caleb Mercer started Red Hollow with one used track loader after years around utility and grading equipment. Today, he still reviews customer photos, walks most larger estimates, plans machine access, operates forestry equipment, and oversees the final result.
The business grew by becoming more capable—not by putting distance between the customer and the person responsible for the work.
- Walk the property
- Mark what stays
- Choose the right method
Straight answers
Questions Property Owners Ask.
Every property is different, but these answers cover the questions that usually come up first.
Have a different question? Tell us about the propertyHow much acreage can you clear?
Projects range from individual homesites to several dozen acres. Density, terrain, access, and the amount of ground being treated all affect the scope.
Can you leave certain trees?
Yes. Selective clearing is central to the work. Trees and areas to preserve are identified before clearing begins.
Is forestry mulching the same as complete land clearing?
No. Mulching can remove understory and smaller growth while preserving larger trees. Complete clearing may also require excavation, stump removal, or debris work.
What happens to the material you mulch?
Processed vegetation generally remains onsite as ground mulch where conditions and project goals make that appropriate.
Does forestry mulching remove stumps?
Not automatically. Forestry mulching and stump excavation are separate operations and are scoped separately.
How far do you travel?
Most projects are within roughly 50 miles of Forsyth. Appropriate multi-day acreage projects may justify travel farther into Central Georgia.
Can I send photos first?
Yes. Wide property photos, closeups, videos, parcel maps, aerial screenshots, and approximate acreage help with the initial conversation.
Do I need to know exactly what should be cleared?
No. Start with how you want to use the finished property. A property walk can help determine what should stay and what should go.
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Show Us the Property.
Tell us where it is, roughly how much ground needs work, and what you want to be able to do there when the job is finished.
Helpful to have:
Property location
Approximate acreage
Photos or parcel maps for follow-up