Paris is a small rural community south of Oxford where the tri-county line brings together Lafayette, Pontotoc, and Yalobusha ground, and most of what we handle here is farm and timber property rather than dense residential lots.
Homesteads out here often have generations-old shade trees around the house and working timber or pasture beyond that, so our calls run from a single hazardous oak near a porch to larger thinning jobs on family timber tracts.
- Paris community area
- Tri-county line
- Yocona River tributaries
- Paris Baptist Church
- Zip codes:
- Lafayette County, MS
- Common trees:
- Post oak, Water oak, Loblolly pine, Hickory
- Coordinates:
- 34.1667, -89.4589
- Drive from our Oxford yard:
- about 36 minutes
Rural homestead trees
Many homes in Paris have oaks and hickories that have stood for generations, and when one of these starts showing dead limbs or trunk decay, removal has to be planned carefully given how close they usually sit to the house and outbuildings.
Timber and pasture management
We do selective thinning and cedar clearing for landowners managing pasture and timber together, keeping fence lines clear and thinning overcrowded pine stands that haven't been touched in years.
Access
Expect gravel roads and long driveways throughout this area, and we plan equipment access ahead of time, particularly during wet stretches when back roads soften.