TREE AND BOUNDARY MARKING. 1. TREES MARKED TO LEAVE: Marked with a horizontal BLUE paint mark at Diameter Breast Height (DBH) and a mark below xxxxx height.
TREE AND BOUNDARY MARKING. 1. TREES MARKED TO CUT: Marked with a horizontal orange paint mark at Diameter Breast Height (DBH) and a mark below xxxxx height.
TREE AND BOUNDARY MARKING. 1. TREES MARKED TO CUT: NA
TREE AND BOUNDARY MARKING. 1. TREES MARKED TO CUT: UNMARKED Xxxxxxx-fir are to be cut. Ponderosa pine and western larch that are to be cut are marked in ORANGE.
TREE AND BOUNDARY MARKING. 1. TREES MARKED TO LEAVE: Marked with a horizontal blue paint stripe at Diameter Breast Height (DBH) and a mark below xxxxx height. Unit 1 is marked but Unit 2 is not marked and will be cut by prescription. Purchaser will follow cutting guidelines for Unit 2 and detailed in Section VII.G.2.
TREE AND BOUNDARY MARKING page 20) OPERATING PERIOD: January 1-March 31, August 2-December 31, as soil conditions allow Seasonal Hauling Restriction April 1-August 1. No log trucks may pass within 0.25 miles of goshawk nest during that time period. SPECIAL OPERATING REQUIREMENTS: 1: SLASHING OF LOGGING DAMAGED TREES REQUIRED 2: TEMPORARY SPUR ROAD CONSTRUCTION 3: RESERVED SUBMERCHANTABLE TREE PROTECTION 4: WETLAND – EQUIPMENT RESTRICTION ZONE HARVEST UNIT NUMBER(S) ACRES ESTIMATED VOLUME (Tons) YARDING METHOD: Skyline Yarding MARKING: In Units 2 and 4, trees designated for harvest are not marked. Purchaser will select cut and leave trees based on the following criteria: Unit 2: Shelterwood – Leave trees with best form (no xxxxx, sweep, or forked tops) that are free of disease and insect damage. Species preference is larch then Xxxxxxx-fir. Cut all grand fir and lodgepole of merchantable size. Average spacing of 30-50 feet. If present, retain 2 trees/acre >21” DBH with healthy, with good form and crowns and retain 2 dead trees/acre >21” DBH with good wildlife characteristics. Unit 4: Individual Tree Selection – Leave good form (no xxxxx, sweep, forked tops, insects or disease) ponderosa pine of all age classes. Average spacing of 30-50 feet, but prioritize leaving trees with good crown ratio and form over uniform spacing. Post-harvest size classes should be representative of current size classes. (Do not cut all the big trees, rather leave a mix of the best trees across all size classes). Cut all Xxxxxxx-fir of merchantable size unless no other suitable overstory trees exist with 100 feet. If present, retain 2 trees/acre >21” DBH with healthy, with good form and crowns and retain 2 dead trees/acre >21” DBH with good wildlife characteristics. OPERATING PERIOD: January 1-March 31, August 2-December 31, as soil conditions allow Seasonal Hauling Restriction April 1-August 1. No log trucks may pass within 0.25 miles of goshawk nest during that time period. SPECIAL OPERATING REQUIREMENTS: 1: SLASHING OF LOGGING DAMAGED TREES REQUIRED 2: TEMPORARY SPUR ROAD CONSTRUCTION 3: RESERVED SUBMERCHANTABLE TREE PROTECTION 5: SKYLINE YARDING 6: DELETION OF AREAS WITH BLIND LEADS 7: HARVEST BY PRESCRIPTION
