What is the best tall weed cutting machine for small property?

We bought a used DR mower. AWESOME! Will cut small saplings too.

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I just got ours brush hogged once by a neighbor. Paid $50 an hour.
Brought in goats. Put two calves of my another neighbor. A horse from another. The land looks so groomed lol.

Another wise gentleman nearby brings the called each year in March. Butcher's them in November before thanks giving. There are 45+ in his family. Organic pasture raised may goes to the entire family.

Yes! That's what I have had for the last 10 years or so. A DR Brush Mower!
It will Cut It Down!
It is a Walk-behind Machine, though. And, I have to "Cut the Brush! about once or twice a year.

I have about a 3 Acre, bottom ground with a lot of huge trees, spaced liberally around, that I have to Mow around, that I keep mowed.
My Dear Wife fusses at me, that I need to only do it once a year. And, I am 75 years Old. So yeah! It's getting a little harder to get to it!, each year. Another year or Two and I may have to start hiring it done. That'd be a lot easier, on the :Old Man". I'm thinking about it. And Dear Wife keeps Fussing..........

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And a match once it's dried up. Plant clover, alfalfa, any desirable small seed in the ash. Do this if possible just before a rain. No equipment needed, just a seed spreader. Works well in my neck of the woods for food plots. Be careful with the wildfire though. Have the local VFD help you if possible.

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I am a 73 yr old female and I have used the DR Field & Brush Mower (older model) since 1995. It is an 8 Hp with electric start and heavy duty blade. Anything it can push over, it can chop up. I've even gone over 1-1/2" saplings, cutting them down to the ground. It is a walk-behind and, due to the pain in my hip, it is getting more difficult to keep walking over uneven ground with this thing; however, it is self-propelled and will actually pull me uphill. Thus, I suspect I'll be using it for awhile to come. (Being an older model I did have problems finding new tires; however found some at Northern Tools and my repair man had no trouble putting them on the old wheels.)

I actually use this to cut orchard grass to feed my goats during winter months...easy to do with this machine.

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