Rolling Plains ranchers — cedar and mesquite, met their match.
The Rolling Plains around Childress, Paducah, and Quanah are prime cedar and mesquite country. Brush Bullet is engineered for exactly this landscape.
Climate
Transition zone, 24 inches rainfall, red-bed soils.
Rain window
Best window: April–June, mid-September through October.
Shipping
Overnight ground from Canadian, TX.
What we control here
Primary brush pressure around Childress.
- Eastern red cedar
- Mesquite
- Locust
- Prickly pear
Counties served
Serving ranchers across the Rolling Plains.
"Featured in Rolling Plains rancher case studies."
How it works on your land
Place it. Let the Rolling Plains rain do the work.
- 1
Place the capsule
Walk your pasture and place a Brush Bullet at the base of each target — cedar, mesquite, or eastern red cedar. No sprayer, no license.
- 2
Wait for rain
Next rain event dissolves the capsule and activates the herbicide. Best window: April–June, mid-September through October.
- 3
Watch the brush go
Visible decline in 60–90 days. Root-kill, not just top-kill — brush doesn't come back.
Ready to reclaim your Childress pasture?
Order today — ships from Canadian, TX.
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