LAMB & LION PROPERTY SERVICE LLC

Tractor Services in Southeast Georgia

Cut back an overgrown field, move gravel or soil across your property, or smooth out an existing gravel drive. Lamb & Lion Property Service LLC offers brush hogging, tractor bucket work, and box blade services for homes and businesses in Nahunta, Hortense, Jesup, and Ludowici, Georgia.

Brush Hogging

When tall grass and weeds take over a field, an open lot, or the edges of a pasture, brush hogging can cut back the overgrowth. We use a tractor-mounted rotary cutter for tall grass, weeds, and light brush in areas the tractor can reach.


Tell us where you want the cutting to start and stop, and point out any trees, plantings, or areas you want preserved. Let us know about steep or soft ground and any hidden obstacles, such as stumps, rocks, or old fence wire. That helps us decide which areas are suitable for the tractor.

Tractor mowing a grassy field beside dense green brush and trees on a sunny day
Worker operating a green tractor with front loader on a gravel road near a house and trees

Bucket Work

A tractor’s front loader bucket can move loose material where you need it on your property. Bucket work can help relocate an existing pile of soil, move gravel from a staging area to a driveway, or place loose material in a spot that would take many trips with a wheelbarrow.


Show us where the material is now, where it needs to go, and roughly how much there is. Gate width, ground conditions, and room to turn affect how the tractor can reach the area. If the material still needs to be delivered, mention that so we can discuss what should be on-site before the work begins.

Box Blade Services

Gravel can shift toward the edges of a driveway, leaving shallow ruts and uneven spots in the wheel tracks. A tractor-mounted box blade can redistribute loose gravel and smooth suitable sections of an existing driveway or private lane.


When you request service, show us where the gravel has shifted, where water tends to collect, and how the surface looks after rain. We can discuss whether there’s enough loose material to work with or if the area may need additional gravel.

Tractor grading a dirt road in a forest, with a rear blade attachment and driver visible.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tractor Services

  • What can brush hogging cut?

    Brush hogging is suited to tall grass, weeds, and light brush on ground the tractor can safely access. If the growth is dense or woody, send photos of the thickest spots so we can assess what the equipment can handle.

  • Can a box blade smooth ruts in an existing gravel driveway?

    A box blade can redistribute loose gravel and smooth shallow ruts when the driveway has enough material to work with. If deep washouts keep coming back after rain, show us where water runs across the drive so we can discuss what grading can accomplish.

  • What materials can you move with a tractor bucket?

    A front loader bucket can move loose material such as soil or gravel around a property. Share an approximate quantity, the pickup and drop-off points, and any narrow gates or tight turns along the route.

  • How should I prepare my property for tractor work?

    Show us the property entrance and the boundaries of the work area. Move portable items out of the way where practical and tell us about hazards such as wire, rocks, stumps, or soft ground. Point out anything that needs to stay in place, including fences, trees, and utility markers.

  • How much do tractor services cost?

    Cost depends on the type of work, the size and condition of the area, and how easily the tractor can reach it. To request a quote, send your location, an approximate acreage or driveway length if you know it, and photos of the access and work areas.