Texas Wildscapes Billy Goat Clearing LLC

Texas Wildscapes Billy Goat Clearing LLC Texas Wildscapes' Billy Goat Clearing is here for your Hill Country land restoration needs. Our goal: to create and conserve wildscapes for future generations.

We are built on three generations of experience turning impassible land into gorgeous property.

08/20/2026

The most “hated” tree in the Texas Hill Country might actually be one of the most misunderstood. 🌲

Ash juniper, commonly called cedar, gets a bad reputation, but it plays an important role in a healthy Texas Hill Country ecosystem.

Ash juniper is native to Texas, not invasive. It provides valuable wildlife habitat, helps protect the soil, and naturally grows alongside oaks and other native species.

The problem isn’t cedar. It’s when cedar becomes too dense and begins competing with the surrounding forest.

That’s why we don’t clear cedar. We manage cedar.

Thoughtful cedar management creates space for healthy trees, native grasses, understory plants, and wildlife while keeping ash juniper where it benefits the landscape.

Healthy land isn’t about removing everything. It’s about restoring balance. 🌿

Restoring the land is kinda chic🌳Healthy grasslands, thriving wildlife, purposeful cedar management, and leaving the lan...
08/13/2026

Restoring the land is kinda chic🌳

Healthy grasslands, thriving wildlife, purposeful cedar management, and leaving the land better than we found it.

Yeah… we’re into that.

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08/10/2026

A testimony from a Wimberley landowner.

Jim has watched his property transform through thoughtful land management and forest rehabilitation.

By selectively thinning the forest, managing cedar, opening the canopy, and creating cedar chip roads, more sunlight has been able to reach the forest floor. Native grasses and understory plants are returning, the land is becoming more accessible, and most importantly, Jim has seen an increase in wildlife throughout the property.

As a Certified Texas Master Naturalist and David’s father, Jim understands firsthand that the goal isn’t to clear everything. It’s to create balance and give the land what it needs to thrive.

This property is a living example of what intentional land stewardship can accomplish over time. 🌳🌾🦌

What’s your vision for your land? Let’s walk your property together.

It’s amazing what can happen when you give the land a chance to thrive. 🌿After strategically opening this oak mott canop...
08/04/2026

It’s amazing what can happen when you give the land a chance to thrive. 🌿

After strategically opening this oak mott canopy and managing the surrounding ash juniper, the transformation has been incredible.

This summer, native grasses are flourishing, frostweed has returned, and sunlight is finally reaching the forest floor. These changes help create healthier wildlife habitat, improve biodiversity, and support a more resilient ecosystem.

Land restoration isn’t about removing trees. It’s about creating the right balance so every part of the landscape has the opportunity to grow.

Healthy forests. Thriving grasslands. A stronger Texas Hill Country.

Ready to restore your property? Let’s walk your land together.

08/04/2026

The land always leaves clues. 🌧️

Evidence of erosion isn’t always obvious. After a heavy rain, look for signs like exposed roots, washed-out soil, rills, gullies, or leaves and debris collected in a line. These are all indicators of how water is moving across your property.

Catching these signs early can help prevent costly damage to driveways, slopes, retaining walls, foundations, and valuable topsoil.

At Texas Wildscapes Billy Goat Clearing, we don’t just see the aftermath—we identify the cause and create solutions that work with the natural flow of your land.

Have you walked your property since the last rain? You might be surprised by what you find. 👀

07/31/2026

The healthiest properties aren’t the ones with the fewest cedar trees.

Ash juniper, commonly called cedar, is native to the Texas Hill Country. It is not an invasive species. It plays an important role in our forests by providing cover for wildlife, protecting soil from erosion, and growing alongside oak trees and other native hardwoods as part of a healthy ecosystem.

The challenge is not that ash juniper exists. The challenge is when it becomes overcrowded.

In some areas, dense stands of ash juniper compete with surrounding trees for sunlight, water, and soil nutrients. They can also limit the growth of native grasses and understory plants. Strategic cedar management creates space for healthy oak trees, improves wildlife habitat, and allows the forest floor to thrive.

At Texas Wildscapes Billy Goat Clearing, we don’t believe in removing every cedar tree. We believe in understanding the land and making thoughtful management decisions that support the long term health of your property.

If you’re wondering whether the cedar on your property should stay or go, we’d love to walk your land and create a management plan tailored to your goals.

📍Proudly serving Wimberley, Driftwood, Dripping Springs, Blanco, Fischer, Canyon Lake, Hays County, Comal County, Blanco County, southern Travis County, and the surrounding Texas Hill Country.

The Texas heat doesn’t stop the work. ☀️Triple digit temperatures. High humidity. Long days.Our crew shows up ready to r...
07/31/2026

The Texas heat doesn’t stop the work. ☀️

Triple digit temperatures. High humidity. Long days.

Our crew shows up ready to restore land, protect wildlife habitat, and care for every property as if it were their own.

We’re incredibly grateful for the hardworking men behind Texas Wildscapes Billy Goat Clearing. Their dedication, craftsmanship, and pride in their work are what make every project possible.

If you see our crew out this summer, be sure to give them a wave. 👋🌿

07/28/2026

Call us today at 📞 (512) 842-9890 to schedule your erosion control evaluation.

Erosion is one of the most common—and most overlooked—issues we see across the Texas Hill Country.

After heavy rains, water follows the path of least resistance. Over time, that runoff can wash away valuable topsoil, create gullies, undermine slopes, damage driveways, and threaten the stability of structures and other improvements on your property.

The good news? Catching erosion early can help prevent much larger and more expensive repairs down the road.

At Billy Goat Clearing, we evaluate how water naturally moves across your property and recommend solutions that work with the landscape to help protect your investment for years to come.

Proudly serving Wimberley, Driftwood, Dripping Springs, Blanco, Fischer, Canyon Lake, Hays County, and surrounding areas.

Let’s walk your property together and create a plan that protects your land for generations to come.

07/23/2026

After last week’s heavy rainfall, your property may have revealed something important.

Take a look around your land. Do you notice leaves stacked in a line or collected in certain areas?

Those aren’t just piles of leaves—they’re often a sign of where stormwater naturally flowed across your property.

These “leaf lines” can help identify:
- Drainage paths
- Areas prone to erosion
- Places where valuable topsoil may be washing away

Nature has a way of showing us where problems begin before they become expensive repairs.

After a big rain event, it’s one of the first things we look for during a property walk.

Have you noticed leaf lines or signs of erosion on your property after the recent storms? We’d love to hear what you found. 👇

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