Tree Removal · Cedar Removal · Site Prep · Forestry Mulching
Serving NE Oklahoma & NW Arkansas
Land clearing, tree removal and site prep for homeowners, landowners and builders across NE Oklahoma and NW Arkansas. We run a Bobcat T86 with a forestry mulcher and tree puller — no burn piles, no hauling, USDA EQIP eligible. Call or text for your free site visit.
Cody served 8 years in the U.S. Marine Corps and was awarded the Walsh Trophy as the Corps' top overall pistol shooter. As an equipment operator, he took 2nd place nationally in Heavy Equipment at the SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference.
Cody brings that same discipline and precision to every property he clears. Hire Grit and Iron, and you get a high-quality land clearing specialist ready to transform your property.
🏆 Walsh Trophy 2023
🥈 SkillsUSA Nationals 2026
🎖️ 8 Years USMC
🪶 Cherokee Nation
See the Work
Watch Us Work
Real footage from real jobs. No burn piles, no hauling — just clean, efficient results on every property we touch.
From single-acre residential lots to larger rural acreage — we have the equipment and work ethic to back it up.
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Land Clearing
Full land clearing and tree clearing for homesites, driveways, pasture and acreage. Everything is cut and mulched on site: no burn piles, nothing hauled off.
Cody, our owner-operator, is a decorated Marine Corps veteran. The same discipline that served our country goes into every job we take on.
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No Burn Piles. No Hauling.
Forestry mulching is faster, cleaner, and better for your land than traditional cut-and-haul or burning. We leave it looking right the first time.
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Top of the Line Equipment
We run a Bobcat T86 compact track loader with a professional forestry mulcher attachment — purpose-built for efficient, high-quality land clearing.
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Straightforward Communication
You'll know what to expect before we start. We show up when we say we will, do what we quoted, and leave your property better than we found it.
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about forestry mulching, land clearing, and working with Grit and Iron LLC across Oklahoma and Arkansas.
Forestry mulching grinds brush, cedar, and small trees into mulch right where they stand, leaving roots and topsoil intact — ideal for pastures, hunting land, and trails. Land clearing takes everything down to bare dirt, including stumps and roots, and is typically used to prep a site for construction. We offer both and can walk your property to recommend the right one for your goals.
Yes. Grit and Iron LLC is based in Northeast Oklahoma and serves landowners across NE Oklahoma and NW Arkansas, including Tahlequah, Muskogee, Sallisaw, Fort Smith, Fayetteville, Bentonville, and the surrounding areas. See our full Oklahoma and Arkansas service area pages for details.
Yes. Grit and Iron LLC carries insurance, and owner Cody Morris is ICTC-certified with a valid CDL — giving him the training and certification to safely operate and transport our heavy equipment on every job.
Yes, every estimate is free. Call or text 918-708-1014, or request one online, and we'll schedule a site visit to assess your land and give you a straightforward quote — no pressure, no obligation.
EQIP is a USDA program that can reimburse eligible landowners for forestry mulching, brush management, and other conservation practices. Grit and Iron LLC is veteran-owned, which can mean priority consideration and higher payment rates under the program. See our full EQIP guide for details on how it works.
Both. We regularly work on everything from small residential lots to large multi-acre tracts for pasture, hunting land, and construction site prep. No job is too small or too large to get a straightforward estimate.
It depends on acreage, terrain, and how dense the vegetation is. Most residential lots are completed within a few days; larger acreage or commercial site-prep jobs take longer. We'll give you a realistic timeframe during your free on-site estimate.
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