Overgrown fence lines, brush-choked property boundaries, and new agricultural runs—we clear and prep the corridor, then install or repair durable barb wire fencing for farms, ranches, and acreage.
35-mile radius around Leavenworth • Sub-offering under Forestry Mulching & land work
Most fence projects fail before the first post goes in—not because of the wire, but because the line is buried in brush, saplings, fallen limbs, or decades of regrowth. Trail Cutter Services brings the same heavy equipment used for forestry mulching and land clearing to open fence lines, then follows with fence-line prep and agricultural barb wire installation or repair. You get a clear corridor and a fence that can actually be built, maintained, and trusted.
From choked boundary lines to finished livestock or perimeter fencing—scoped to your property and goals.
Open existing or proposed fence corridors by removing brush, vines, saplings, and small timber that block posts, stretch wire, or block access for equipment and livestock.
Forestry mulching or targeted mechanical clearing along the corridor—low-impact where soil and roots matter, more aggressive where you need a clean, work-ready strip. Material can be mulched in place or hauled depending on the finish you want.
Turn a cleared strip into a build-ready corridor: width for posts and equipment, removal of stumps and debris that fight diggers and post drivers, and a path you can maintain after the fence is up.
Skipping prep is how fences end up crooked, short-lived, or impossible to repair. We prep the line the way the install needs it—especially on long rural runs and uneven ground.
New agricultural and industrial barb wire fence for livestock security, property boundaries, and perimeter control—built on a cleared, prepped line when needed.
High-tensile and conventional barb wire options, reinforced posts, and layouts matched to your property lines and use. Scope is confirmed on site so post spacing, corners, gates, and stretch points fit the ground—not a generic plan.
Restore broken strands, leaning or rotten posts, gates that no longer close, and weather- or stock-damaged stretches—often after clearing growth that caused or hid the damage.
If brush or fallen timber is what broke the fence—or is keeping you from fixing it—we clear the line first, then repair. Same mobilization when the job allows.
A practical sequence for acreage and agricultural work. You can stop after clearing, or carry through to a finished fence—we scope what you actually need.
Walk or drive the proposed or existing fence run. Note growth density, trees on the line, access, corners, gates, livestock needs, and whether the job is clear-only, prep, install, repair, or a full package.
Open the fence line with mulching or mechanical clearing so posts, wire, and people can work the full length. Protect keeper trees and neighboring property where you mark them.
Address stumps, scrap, old wire, and corridor width so install or repair is efficient and durable—not fighting vegetation and debris every few feet.
Set posts, stretch wire, rebuild corners, and restore integrity. You leave with a line you can maintain—and a fence that matches the work you asked for.
Install and repair are only half the story on rural and acreage properties. Clearing is often the real first step.
If you cannot safely follow the boundary with a UTV, tractor, or on foot, posts and repairs will cost more and last less. Clear first; then build or fix with access.
Pasture edges, wooded property lines, and old field borders often need a full corridor opened before any new barb wire run makes sense.
Downed timber and leaning growth destroy fence. We coordinate clearing (and tree work when needed) so the line is free before repair or rebuild.
Land-clearing capability and agricultural fencing under one local team—not a fence-only crew that stops when the brush starts, and not a mulcher-only visit that leaves you hunting for a separate fence contractor.
Straightforward process from first look at the line to finished corridor and fence.
On-site or planned walk of the fence line or proposed run. Growth load, access, corners, gates, livestock goals, and whether clearing, prep, install, repair—or a combination—is the right path.
Written recommendation for corridor work vs. fence work. Options for mulch-in-place vs. haul, clear-only vs. full package. No surprises on what is included.
Clear and prep the line with equipment matched to density and finish. Protect marked keepers and work around access constraints you identify.
Build or restore the fence on the prepared line. You get a corridor and fence you can maintain—and a path to add forestry or tree work if the rest of the property needs it.
Fence line clearing, fence-line prep, and agricultural fencing for properties across the Kansas City metro and Leavenworth region—generally within a 35-mile radius (about a 1-hour drive) of Leavenworth, KS.
Leavenworth County • Platte County (MO) • Wyandotte County (KS) • Johnson County (KS) and surrounding communities within the practical radius.
Same expanded footprint as our specialized forestry and land services.
We will walk the corridor, confirm clearing vs. prep vs. install or repair, and give you a clear recommendation—no obligation.
35-mile radius • Farms, ranches & acreage • Bundles with forestry mulching and tree services