County · Kent

Mesquite Grubbing in Kent County, Texas

We are based in Jayton. Kent County is not a service area on a map for us, it is where the equipment sits. When you call about a place here, we are not quoting drive time from three counties over.

Aerial view of custom exotics traps with species-specific brush retention and cleared fence corridors on a private ranch in Kent County, Texas.
Kent County, 2025 — custom exotics traps with species-specific brush retention.

Jobs we have done in Kent County

Aerial view of custom exotics traps with species-specific brush retention and cleared fence corridors on a private ranch in Kent County, Texas.

Private Ranch — Kent County

120 acres · 2025 · Exotics habitat & grubbing

Custom traps for an exotics operation needed different levels of brush retention for the species assigned to each trap. Some zones carried very thick brush, and fence-line corridors had to be opened across the property.

We worked directly with the landowner and exotics consultants to set the brush pattern for each species. A Cat 323 handled the grubbing, with skid steers providing thorough cleanup.

Brush and native cover were retained where they served the animals, while trap interiors and fence corridors were opened and finished smooth enough for grass planting. The finished traps provided the intended habitat for the exotics placed in them, created clean corridors for fencing and retained useful cover for native wildlife.

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What we do here

  • Mesquite and cedar grubbing — root crown out below the bud zone with a Cat 323 or 330, so the grubbed tree has nothing left to resprout from
  • Stock tanks, ponds and dams — sited off drainage analysis, built to hold
  • Ranch roads — access that survives a wet spring
  • Rangeland restoration — native seeding and forb establishment after clearing
  • Prescribed burning — as part of a habitat cycle
  • Cost-share guidance — help identifying conservation funding that offsets the work

Every acre is mapped

Before we start, your job goes in as a shapefile and gets loaded into the cab. The machines run GPS on Starlink, so what we grubbed is recorded as we grub it — and when we are done you get the map, not just an invoice. If you are filing for cost-share or you just want to know exactly what you paid for, the record is there. See the record.

We grub for habitat, not just for pasture

Texas Grubbing grew out of Quail Safe, a wild bobwhite recovery company. That is why we grub in patterns — taking the mesquite that is stealing your water and your grass, leaving the mottes, the draws and the edge that hold quail, deer and turkey. If you want it scraped clean we will do it, and we will tell you first what it costs you in birds.

Kent County questions

How soon could you get to a place in Kent County?

We are in Jayton, so move-in here is short and we can often work a Kent County job into an existing schedule. Call with your window and we will tell you straight.

Do you work the surrounding counties too?

Yes — Stonewall, Dickens, King, Garza, Fisher, Scurry, Shackelford, Throckmorton and Haskell, west to Orla and the Permian Basin, east to Albany and Abilene.

What does it cost?

Density, tree size, terrain and what you want done with the piles. We look at imagery or walk it before quoting, and our cost page lays out exactly what moves the number.

Nearby: Stonewall County, Garza County, Dickens, King, Fisher and Scurry counties.

Got a place in Kent County?

833-667-3262 · info@texasgrubbing.com

Jayton and Lubbock, working the Rolling Plains, Permian Basin and Big Country.