The construction company I worked for just cleared 20 acres. First we got a (Hydro axe aka brush hog on steroids) for our bobcat, this cleared grass to 4 in trees. The rest of the trees were sawed down or if they were piddly left for the root rake. For large trees they were sawed down with a chainsaw and logged into 10 ft chunks. Anything under 12 inches got stabbed with the bobcat forks and taken to the chipper or grabbed with the excavator w/ thumb and jammed through it. After all wood was removed took excavator (komatsu pc200) and scooped stumps out. After that the whole site was root raked (Attachment for dozer basically 4 big teeth it ground) this took care of surface roots and small stumps. At this point we are hiring a tub grinder to grind stumps and roots ( in your case you could probably just burn them). So my suggestion to you if you want a bob cat buy one, but for the trees rent an excavator with a thumb and start yanking. Then you could carry them and yank them out stump and all. Hope this helps. Alex
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