Need an easy way to remove small trees

[mjhaverkamp]

I have a lake property and down near the water there are at least 100-150 small trees, they are about 1 inch in diameter and maybe 4-6 foot tall, I need them gone, brush cutting would not be good because it would be like walking through a mine field when you are bare footed, I guess I could tie a chain around several at a time and pull them out, any other ideas ?

[perow]

Atv or utv and strap

[Char96]

Tow strap and a truck.

[elkbowhunter]

where are you in relation to Houston or Brenham
type of tree?

[Atfulldraw]

Ratchet rake

[mjhaverkamp]

where are you in relation to Houston or Brenham
type of tree?

I am in North Texas, not sure what type trees, they grow really close together.

[BigThicketBoy]

You need this , they have them at Northern tool

[westtexducks]

Rent a dozer with grubber or backhoe with spot grubber?

[CPR09]

Tue rope around a small group of them then pull them u using your spare as a fulcrum.

[elkbowhunter]

I am in North Texas, not sure what type trees, they grow really close together.

wish I were closer, id come help ya. I just saw them bad boys off at ground level. I use a 18 Volt DeWalt Saws All with tree blade. It screams small trees off. I then top spray stump with Remedy. 3 parts diesel 1 part Remedy. ---done

[Cold 1]

X2 on the Rachet Rake.

[glen]

Front end loader works

[Digitalhunter]

I have used limb loppers a number of times on a few small trees.

Have also removed tons of small trees with a straight shaft weed eater and a combination saw blade. Take them off slightly below ground level and not worry about reusing the blades. If any one does that....use caution!

The ratchet rake looks like a great attachment for a bucket.

[bowmansdad]

wish I were closer, id come help ya. I just saw them bad boys off at ground level. I use a 18 Volt DeWalt Saws All with tree blade. It screams small trees off. I then top spray stump with Remedy. 3 parts diesel 1 part Remedy. ---done

This will work. Stay after it and they will be gone in a few months.

[Dale Moser]

Sounds like salt cedars.