Dakota Timber Clearing LLC

06/14/2026

Some long days recently.

06/09/2026

Tooth holder replacement on the Denis Cimaf forestry mulcher.

05/28/2026

05/27/2026

Regrind and spring cleaning

05/13/2026

Our new to us Bandit 2290 whole tree track chipper!

We just had to send a couple logs through it after getting it off the truck!!

The 2290 track chipper capable of chipping trees up to 22” at the base. With 525 horsepower its an absolute weapon to add to our arsenal.
This chipper will be utilized the most along roads and confined spaces where tree debris has to be contained to designated areas or loaded into trucks. Chipping trees into trucks greatly increases how many trees can be hauled one trip if debris is required to be moved off site.
We plan to use our Timbco feller buncher with a saw to cut and feed trees into the 2290 on projects where the forestry mulchers are not the right fit.
We invest in equipment no one else has, so we can perform work no one else can.

Dakota Timber Clearing LLC serves south eastern SD and surrounding areas
605-595-7308

05/02/2026

Shelter belt rehab. Two rows were dead and in rough shape. The other two rows of bushes were volunteering out and difficult to mow near. The bushes will re sprout and be maintainable again.

05/02/2026

The part no body sees. This is the first time the Timbco feller buncher has been home since Thanksgiving. Theres just as much work off the job sites keeping equipment maintained as there is when we are on the sites. We had about 10hrs into digging and washing to get the timbco cleaned up before we pull some hydraulic pumps off to be rebuilt. Keeping the equipment cleaned and maintained helps stay reliable and dependable.

05/01/2026

Getting this stretch of cottonwood saplings mulched up before crops go in the ground. Removing nuisance trees along fields can save you thousands in damages to planters, sprayers, and combines. While also increasing your crops yield where these trees once shaded and used valuable water and nutrients.

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04/23/2026

A change of scenery.

We are in the tractor for the season starting food plots! Mowing off all of last years plots to make way for this years rotation of sorghum and corn. This plot was very effective, nearly all 9 acres of corn had the tops ate off and very little corn cobs were left in the field.

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