I don't know how much (if any) snow your area gets, but with a piece of land I intended to clear this summer, the brush is just so tall (goldenrod over 8' tall, honeysuckle about 14' or better) and it hides the ruts and such, making the terrain really unpredictable. I decided that I'm waiting for early next spring so that everything's been packed down by the snow and yet the ground will still be exposed and at least reveal most of the potential hazards.
We get a LOT of snow, and it really does do a good job breaking down the stuff like the goldenrod etc.
Just my two-cents, don't know if it'll work for you or if you can wait that long.
We get a LOT of snow, and it really does do a good job breaking down the stuff like the goldenrod etc.
Just my two-cents, don't know if it'll work for you or if you can wait that long.