Henneke Land Services LLC; Brush and Land Clearing

09/02/2026

ATTENTION LANDOWNERS!

This program can help fund your land clearing!

The Invasive Woody Species Cost-Share Program is now accepting applications for assistance with cedar, saltcedar, and mesquite removal.

📅 Applications due November 1, 2026

If you have 20+ acres, check out the program details below to see if you qualify!

Apply then give us a call!
📞 580-231-0760

Eligible counties include: Cleveland, Coal, Dewey, Grady, Hughes, Konawa, Lincoln, Logan, Major, McClain, Noble, Caddo, Oklahoma, Okfuskee, Okmulgee, Payne, Pontotoc, Seminole, Shawnee, and Woodward.

The Invasive Woody Species Cost Share Program is now accepting applications!

If you're a landowner in an eligible county with at least 20 acres and are losing the battle against Eastern Red Cedar, Saltcedar, or Mesquite, we encourage you to apply!

Applications are due November 1, 2026.

For full program details, please visit: https://conservation.ok.gov/land-management-division-2/

06/26/2026

Tick Abundance is Higher in Cedar Encroached Areas

Lone star tick was by far the most abundant species across sampling sites.

Two tick species were more abundant in cedar encroached areas than grasslands. The greatest increases were in the earliest stage of encroachment.

Total Count of Two Species
Lone Star Tick
- Open Grassland: 772
- Early Encroachment: 26,960
- Moderate Encroachment: 8,556
- Mature Encroachment: 8,008

American Dog Tick
- Open Grassland: 15
- Early Encroachment: 110
- Moderate Encroachment: 129
- Mature Encroachment: 106

Cedar Height & Cover
- Open grassland: Height 0ft, Cover 0%
- Early Encroachment: Height 12ft, Cover 30%
- Moderate Encroachment: Height 17ft, Cover 55%
- Mature Encroachment: Height 24ft, Cover 89%

Researchers collected 11,452 lone star ticks from a single trap in just 1.5 hours from one tree in an early encroachment site. (abnormal & excluded from analysis)

Propst et al. 2025 Effects of woody plant encroachment on abundance of multiple tick species in the U.S. Great Plains https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0332832

Tick Images: Tick Images: Susan Ellis USDA APHIS PPQ, Bugwood.org used and edited under CC BY-NC 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/deed.en

05/10/2026

HELP NEEDED

Looking for an experienced operator to run our forestry mulcher on an as-needed basis. This would be part-time work here and there depending on the job schedule.

Must have experience operating heavy machinery and be comfortable working independently. Pay will depend on experience.

If interested, send us a message with your experience and contact information or call/text 580-231-0760.

— Henneke Land Services

04/24/2026

Our hearts are with everyone affected by the tornado! We are praying for all the families and businesses facing loss and damage!

If you or any friends or family need help with cleanup or debris removal, please reach out to us. We have our skid steer ready to help clear debris and assist however we can!!

04/03/2026

🌲 Cedar Removal Project Complete 🌲

We recently wrapped up a cedar removal job through a government cost-share program, helping restore this property back to healthy, usable land. It’s always rewarding to see the difference it makes—not just in appearance, but in the long-term health of the land.

Why should you remove cedars from your property?

✔️ Reduce fire risk – Cedars are highly flammable and can quickly fuel wildfires, especially in dry conditions.
✔️ Improve water availability – A single cedar tree can absorb a surprising amount of water, robbing your soil and grasses.
✔️ Boost pasture productivity – Removing cedars allows native grasses to thrive, giving you better grazing potential.
✔️ Protect wildlife habitat – Overgrown cedar can choke out the natural ecosystem that wildlife depends on.
✔️ Increase property value – Clean, well-managed land is more functional and visually appealing.

If your land is starting to get overtaken by cedars, now is the time to act—especially if you qualify for a government program to help cover the cost.

Call us to get on our books today! 580-231-0760

03/17/2026

🌲 Oklahoma Landowners — This Is Worth Looking Into 🌲

If your property is in one of the counties listed below, you may qualify for a cost-share program to help with cedar removal.

These programs can cover a large portion of the cost to remove invasive trees like Eastern Red Cedar, helping you:

✔️ Reduce wildfire risk 🔥
✔️ Improve pasture and usability
✔️ Open up your land and views

We’re currently working on a job right now using government funding through one of these programs, and it’s making a big impact for the landowner.

If you’ve been putting off clearing your land because of cost — this could make a big difference.

📩 Message us if you’re ready to get those cedars cleared.

02/25/2026

Before ➡️ After 🌊🌿
The owner’s goal: open up the shoreline for a better view of the lake.

This privately owned lake had become overgrown, blocking sightlines and access to the water. By clearing and shaping the shoreline, we brought the lake back into view while improving usability and long-term land health.

A big project, a clear vision, and results that speak for themselves.
If your land is hiding its best features, we can help uncover them.

📩 Send us a message to talk about your project.

02/17/2026

Gravel driveway install completed for a customer.
We prepped the base, added fresh gravel, and graded it for a smooth, clean finish.

Call us for a free quote 580-231-0760

01/21/2026

Call us for your snow removal needs. We are experienced and insured!

10/27/2025

Another 30 acres opened up and looking clean for a wide open view!

Brush hogged, small trees cleared, and ready for whatever’s next — right off Oakwood Road. 🌳

Call or text 580-231-0760 to get your land looking this good!