Talmage was settled in 1907, platted as Winn a few years later, and renamed in 1914. More than a century on, it’s still a small ranching community near where SR-87 swings east toward Mountain Home, with hay ground, corrals, and lanes that need regular attention.
When a field edge or an old corral sits unused, kochia, spurge, and volunteer trees fill it in quickly. Ditch banks pick up Russian olive too. We clear Talmage ground so it’s useful again, pull the roots that cause trouble later, and haul away everything we cut.
Clearing Talmage building sites and unused acreage so you have open ground for a home, barn, or hay storage.
Removing kochia, spurge, and brush from Talmage hay field edges, lanes, and irrigation ditches.
Cutting down problem trees around Talmage homes and corrals and digging out the stumps underneath.
Hauling off brush, rotted corral boards, old wire, and other ranch leftovers from Talmage properties.
Most Talmage owners don’t want machines in the hay fields during the growing season. Clearing after the last cutting, or early before irrigation water starts, tends to work around the ranch schedule.
Planning a new building? Duchesne County frost depth is 30 inches, so stumps and big roots need to come out of the footprint. We’ll help you pick a window that fits.
Corrals, lanes, and hay fields each need a different approach, so we bring the machines that suit your Talmage ground and access.
Volunteer trees and Russian olive sprout back from what's left in the dirt, so we take out stumps and the main roots too.
Brush, old boards, and wire all get loaded up and hauled away, so nothing ends up tangled in a baler later.
We leave your Talmage ground open and clean, ready for a new shed, fresh fence, or more hay.
We drive out to Talmage, walk the lanes, corrals, and field edges with you, and sort out what stays and what goes.
We set a date that works around your hay and irrigation, group the trip with nearby work, and call Blue Stakes before stump digging.
Our crew cuts brush, takes down trees, and digs stumps and roots while staying off the fences and ditches you still rely on.
We haul every load off the property, smooth the rough spots, and do a final walk with you so you can see the result.
