Food plots, lanes, small ponds, and access roads built for long-term use on Louisiana and Mississippi recreational tracts. We clear with a plan so mature timber and bedding cover stay productive.
Thoughtful lanes, plots, and roads that hold up in wet weather. This page focuses on where the service fits, what drives pricing, and how it changes across Gulf Coast conditions.
Recreational land work is about access, sunlight, and soil without wrecking what makes the property hunt. We lay out lanes and plots with sun angles, drainage, and prevailing wind in mind, then execute with equipment sized to the understory.
Clay roads in wet bottoms need crown and ditch thought baked in from day one, or you rebuild the same road every season.
Whether you are opening a new plot or reclaiming an old grown-up lane, we leave edges feathered so deer movement stays natural.
Same four-step discipline on every site.
We map plots, lanes, roads, and water with you before equipment arrives.
We remove brush and small stems, protecting keep trees and bedding edges.
We disk or prep lime and fertilizer per soil goals, then plant or leave ready for your seed window.
We crown roads, arm dips, and dress pond banks for long-term use.
from about $1,800 for small lane reopening and half-acre plot prep
quoted by acre and access for larger club leases
Final numbers depend on access, moisture, haul distance, and how much hand work sits next to machine work. You get a written scope before we start.
Verified feedback from clients across Louisiana and the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Earthworks Solutions has handled several projects for me over the past couple of years. The work is done right every time. Josh's attention to detail is unmatched, and he goes above and beyond to make sure the customer is fully satisfied. If you're considering Earthworks Solutions, you won't be disappointed.
These founder field stories show how hunting and recreational land improvement scopes are planned on real Louisiana and Mississippi jobs.
Field story
A large Mississippi property asked for clearing, underbrushing, and grading work that helped Earthworks Solutions expand from neighborhood service routes into larger land-improvement scopes.
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Field story
A CAT 299D3 with a grapple rake is how we pile brush, storm debris, and fence-line waste without turning the rest of the lot into ruts.
Read the field story →Jump to your market for local context, pricing notes, and FAQs tied to your parish or county.
These answer-first guides help owners and builders understand pricing, drainage, scope boundaries, and what changes the job.
Land clearing pricing moves most on acreage, stem density, tree size, disposal path, access, and whether the site needs selective work or a full push for development.
Read the guide →Mulching is faster when brush can stay on site as chips. Full clearing with haul-off is the better call when you need a pad, a road, or a clean floor for the next trade.
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