DUIS_Bugle Post Treatment_update.xlsx

The file is a detailed unit information sheet for the PCRD Bugle Post Treatment Thinning and Fuels Reduction project, issued by the Department of Agriculture Forest Service's Prairie City Ranger District. The document provides comprehensive details for 12 specific forest management units, with acreages ranging from 30 to 317 acres, located in T 16S R 34E. Each unit requires thinning and fuels reduction treatments, with consistent specifications including a 20x20 (+/-5') spacing, maximum 9" diameter at breast height (DBH) for cutting, and a 12" maximum cut tree height.

The treatment approach involves thinning and grapple pile methods across multiple units, with specific tree species including Western Pine (WP), Western Larch (WL), Ponderosa Pine (PP), Douglas Fir (DF), Engelmann Spruce (ES), White Fir (WF), and Lodgepole Pine (LP). Consistent across all units is a requirement to pull back 6' from any fences. The document includes four optional units (Options 1-4), with varying acreages and elevations ranging from 5,400 to 6,150 feet, and slopes between 0-50%. The units are predominantly east-facing with similar ecological characteristics.