I have removed a lot of this. Start on one side and roll it up like a carpet. Cut the roll and haul off. Watch how big you make the rolls otherwise you will not be ale to pick it up. After that rake and pull the few vines that are left. It's a dirty job and generates a lot of waste. You might just want to hire someone.

Move.

I've pulled and pulled, but it has more time to grow than I have time to pull it. It's taken over a couple of new beds.

Cut the vines to start the show death process. I pulled up what was on the ground and dug up the roots. When I see new leaves I pull them up. We have ivy on our garage. I sprayed vinegar on the leaves. They dried up and it is making it easier to remove the ivy.

It is a huge contributor to our daytime mosquito problems. I cringe whenever I see it for sale at home stores around here, like Johnson's . People actually buy this stuff? Nuts.