
Cowboy State Land Clearing & Development provides professional utility and pipeline right-of-way clearing services across Wyoming, supporting the safe construction, inspection, and long-term maintenance of critical infrastructure corridors.
Right-of-way clearing requires disciplined vegetation control and precise equipment operation to maintain safe access along transmission lines, pipelines, and utility corridors. Our operations focus on removing brush, timber, and encroaching vegetation while maintaining stable ground conditions and reliable access for maintenance crews and inspection vehicles.
Our right-of-way clearing services support:
• Electrical transmission and distribution corridors
• Oil and gas pipeline right-of-way clearing
• Utility vegetation management
• Fiber optic and telecommunications corridors
• Pipeline inspection and maintenance access
• New infrastructure corridor development
• Long-term vegetation control and corridor maintenance
Using high-flow forestry mulching equipment and heavy-duty compact track loaders, we process brush, timber, and invasive vegetation directly on site. This single-pass mulching approach reduces debris handling, minimizes ground disturbance, and allows efficient clearing across long corridor distances.
Our equipment is designed to operate in remote terrain, steep grades, and tight access corridors common throughout Wyoming’s energy and utility regions.
With extensive heavy equipment experience and wildfire mitigation background, we understand how proper vegetation management along infrastructure corridors helps reduce wildfire risk, protect transmission lines, and maintain safe access for utility operations.
Headquartered in Casper, Wyoming, Cowboy State Land Clearing & Development serves all 23 Wyoming counties, including Jackson, Gillette, Cheyenne, Rock Springs, and surrounding communities. We also support projects throughout Montana, South Dakota, Colorado, and Utah.
Reliable infrastructure begins with a clear corridor.
We keep critical right-of-ways open, accessible, and operational.


