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Kettle Face LFR Unit Maps AG-05G1-S-14-0017 Page 1 of 30

KF LFR Unit 4 18 Acres – 75- 120 TPA < 7” DBH Unit 4 is flagged with orange and black flagging only where it crosses the road and where it deviates from the timber sale boundary.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

3. Within 50 feet of the centerline of a stream channel, marsh or lake, shift species preference to RC, WH, ES, AF, PP, WL, DF, LP, and GF. Do not cut or pile within 15 feet of stream channel.

5. Space all healthy, undamaged trees using the desirable leave trees preference order and listed average spacing or trees per acre. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, bark beetles, low vigor or mechanical damage.

9. Cut all conifers under maximum DBH cut limit within 50 feet of Aspen clones, except for healthy WL and PP. Aspen clones are 3 or more live aspen trees greater than 5 inches DBH that are within 20 feet of each other.

10. Cut all stumps to a height less than 6 inches from the ground. Low-stump to 6 inches all commercially harvested or mechanically damaged stumps that are greater than 12 inches.

11. No cutting in mapped or unmapped wildlife exclusions, sensitive plant exclusions, or untreated areas (skips). Exclusions are marked with orange and black striped ribbon. Unmapped untreated skips are clumps of trees that are all painted with orange paint, and are not marked with orange and black striped flagging.

14. Hand pile all slash (both harvest activity and contractor) that is between 1 and 7 inches in diameter, and greater than 3 feet in length including branches that are on downed trees. Piled material shall be placed in a uniform direction and compacted down to limit air pockets. Hand piles must be located at least 6 feet from leave trees greater than 6 inch DBH and at least 20 feet from any Forest boundaries, unit boundaries and county roads. Pile height must be the same as or greater than pile width. Minimum pile height and width is 4 feet by 4 feet. Hand piles should be approximately 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by no more than 8 feet long with waterproof paper covering top 1/4 of pile with material placed on top to prevent loss of paper due to wind.

KF LFR Unit 6 15 Acres – 75- 120 TPA < 7” DBH Unit 6 is flagged with orange and black flagging only where it crosses the road.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

5. Space all healthy, undamaged trees using the desirable leave trees preference order and listed average spacing or trees per acre. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, bark beetles, low vigor or mechanical damage.

9. Cut all conifers under maximum DBH cut limit within 50 feet of Aspen clones, except for healthy WL and PP. Aspen clones are 3 or more live aspen trees greater than 5 inches DBH that are within 20 feet of each other.

10. Cut all stumps to a height less than 6 inches from the ground. Low-stump to 6 inches all commercially harvested or mechanically damaged stumps that are greater than 12 inches.

11. No cutting in mapped or unmapped wildlife exclusions, sensitive plant exclusions, or untreated areas (skips). Exclusions are marked with orange and black striped ribbon. Unmapped untreated skips are clumps of trees that are all painted with orange paint, and are not marked with orange and black striped flagging.

13. Cut slash into lengths of 10 feet or less.

KF LFR Unit 6P 2 Acres – 75- 120 TPA < 7” DBH Unit 6P is flagged with orange and black flagging only where it crosses the road.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

5. Space all healthy, undamaged trees using the desirable leave trees preference order and listed average spacing or trees per acre. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, bark beetles, low vigor or mechanical damage.

9. Cut all conifers under maximum DBH cut limit within 50 feet of Aspen clones, except for healthy WL and PP. Aspen clones are 3 or more live aspen trees greater than 5 inches DBH that are within 20 feet of each other.

10. Cut all stumps to a height less than 6 inches from the ground. Low-stump to 6 inches all commercially harvested or mechanically damaged stumps that are greater than 12 inches.

14. Hand pile all slash (both harvest activity and contractor) that is between 1 and 7 inches in diameter, and greater than 3 feet in length including branches that are on downed trees. Piled material shall be placed in a uniform direction and compacted down to limit air pockets. Hand piles must be located at least 6 feet from leave trees greater than 6 inch DBH and at least 20 feet from any Forest boundaries, unit boundaries and county roads. Pile height must be the same as or greater than pile width. Minimum pile height and width is 4 feet by 4 feet. Hand piles should be approximately 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by no more than 8 feet long with waterproof paper covering top 1/4 of pile with material placed on top to prevent loss of paper due to wind.

KF LFR Unit 7 30 Acres –75-120 TPA < 7” DBH Unit 7 is flagged with orange and black flagging only where it adjoins the road.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

5. Space all healthy, undamaged trees using the desirable leave trees preference order and listed average spacing or trees per acre. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, bark beetles, low vigor or mechanical damage.

9. Cut all conifers under maximum DBH cut limit within 50 feet of Aspen clones, except for healthy WL and PP. Aspen clones are 3 or more live aspen trees greater than 5 inches DBH that are within 20 feet of each other.

10. Cut all stumps to a height less than 6 inches from the ground. Low-stump to 6 inches all commercially harvested or mechanically damaged stumps that are greater than 12 inches.

11. No cutting in mapped or unmapped wildlife exclusions, sensitive plant exclusions, or untreated areas (skips). Exclusions are marked with orange and black striped ribbon. Unmapped untreated skips are clumps of trees that are all painted with orange paint, and are not marked with orange and black striped flagging.

13. Cut all slash material (both harvest activity and contractor) into lengths less than 10 feet.

KF LFR Unit 55 6 Acres – 75-120 TPA < 7” DBH Unit 55 is flagged with orange and black flagging only where it adjoins the road.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

5. Space all healthy, undamaged trees using the desirable leave trees preference order and listed average spacing or trees per acre. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, bark beetles, low vigor or mechanical damage.

9. Cut all conifers under maximum DBH cut limit within 50 feet of Aspen clones, except for healthy WL and PP. Aspen clones are 3 or more live aspen trees greater than 5 inches DBH that are within 20 feet of each other.

10. Cut all stumps to a height less than 6 inches from the ground. Low-stump to 6 inches all commercially harvested or mechanically damaged stumps that are greater than 12 inches.

12. Lop and scatter when slash accumulations exceed 2 feet in depth. Cut slash into lengths of 6 feet or less. Slash shall be pulled back 6 feet from unit boundaries, leave trees, trails and from fences.

KF LFR Unit 76 12 Acres –75-120 TPA < 7” DBH Unit 76 flagged with orange and black flagging only where it adjoins the road and where it deviates from the timber sale boundary.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

5. Space all healthy, undamaged trees using the desirable leave trees preference order and listed average spacing or trees per acre. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, bark beetles, low vigor or mechanical damage.

9. Cut all conifers under maximum DBH cut limit within 50 feet of Aspen clones, except for healthy WL and PP. Aspen clones are 3 or more live aspen trees greater than 5 inches DBH that are within 20 feet of each other.

10. Cut all stumps to a height less than 6 inches from the ground. Low-stump to 6 inches all commercially harvested or mechanically damaged stumps that are greater than 12 inches.

11. No cutting in mapped or unmapped wildlife exclusions, sensitive plant exclusions, or untreated areas (skips). Exclusions are marked with orange and black striped ribbon. Unmapped untreated skips are clumps of trees that are all painted with orange paint, and are not marked with orange and black striped flagging.

12. Lop and scatter when slash accumulations exceed 2 feet in depth. Cut slash into lengths of 6 feet or less. Slash shall be pulled back 6 feet from unit boundaries, leave trees, trails and from fences.

KF LFR Unit 77E 30 Acres – 75-120 TPA < 7” DBH Unit 77E is flagged with orange and black flagging only where it crosses the road and where it deviates from the timber sale boundary.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

5. Space all healthy, undamaged trees using the desirable leave trees preference order and listed average spacing or trees per acre. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, bark beetles, low vigor or mechanical damage.

9. Cut all conifers under maximum DBH cut limit within 50 feet of Aspen clones, except for healthy WL and PP. Aspen clones are 3 or more live aspen trees greater than 5 inches DBH that are within 20 feet of each other.

10. Cut all stumps to a height less than 6 inches from the ground. Low-stump to 6 inches all commercially harvested or mechanically damaged stumps that are greater than 12 inches.

11. No cutting in mapped or unmapped wildlife exclusions, sensitive plant exclusions, or untreated areas (skips). Exclusions are marked with orange and black striped ribbon. Unmapped untreated skips are clumps of trees that are all painted with orange paint, and are not marked with orange and black striped flagging.

12. Lop and scatter when slash accumulations exceed 2 feet in depth. Cut slash into lengths of 6 feet or less. Slash shall be pulled back 6 feet from unit boundaries, leave trees, trails and from fences.

KF LFR Unit 77M 27 Acres – No leave trees < 7” DBH (6” for LP) Unit 77M is flagged with orange and black flagging where it crosses the road and where it deviates from the timber sale boundary.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

6. Cut all trees that are greater than 2 feet tall and less than 7 inch DBH (< 6 inch for LP).

9. Cut all conifers under maximum DBH cut limit within 50 feet of Aspen clones, except for healthy WL and PP. Aspen clones are 3 or more live aspen trees greater than 5 inches DBH that are within 20 feet of each other.

10. Cut all stumps to a height less than 6 inches from the ground. Low-stump to 6 inches all commercially harvested or mechanically damaged stumps that are greater than 12 inches.

11. No cutting in mapped or unmapped wildlife exclusions, sensitive plant exclusions, or untreated areas (skips). Exclusions are marked with orange and black striped ribbon. Unmapped untreated skips are clumps of trees that are all painted with orange paint, and are not marked with orange and black striped flagging.

12. Lop and scatter when slash accumulations exceed 2 feet in depth. Cut slash into lengths of 6 feet or less. Slash shall be pulled back 6 feet from unit boundaries, leave trees, trails and from fences.

KF LFR Unit 77P 4 Acres – 75-120 TPA < 7” DBH Unit 77P is flagged with orange and black flagging where it crosses the road and where it deviates from the timber sale boundary.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

3. Within 50 feet of the centerline of a stream channel, marsh or lake, shift species preference to RC, WH, ES, PP, WL, DF, LP, AF, and GF. Do not cut or pile within 15 feet of stream channel.

5. Space all healthy, undamaged trees using the desirable leave trees preference order and listed average spacing or trees per acre. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, bark beetles, low vigor or mechanical damage.

10. Cut all stumps to a height less than 6 inches from the ground. Low-stump to 6 inches all commercially harvested or mechanically damaged stumps that are greater than 12 inches.

14. Hand pile all slash (both harvest activity and contractor) that is between 1 and 7 inches in diameter, and greater than 3 feet in length including branches that are on downed trees. Piled material shall be placed in a uniform direction and compacted down to limit air pockets. Hand piles must be located at least 6 feet from leave trees greater than 6 inch DBH and at least 20 feet from any Forest boundaries, unit boundaries and county roads. Pile height must be the same as or greater than pile width. Minimum pile height and width is 4 feet by 4 feet. Hand piles should be approximately 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by no more than 8 feet long with waterproof paper covering top 1/4 of pile with material placed on top to prevent loss of paper due to wind.

KF LFR Unit 77P 4 Acres – 75-120 TPA < 7” DBH Unit 77P is flagged with orange and black flagging where it crosses the road and where it deviates from the timber sale boundary.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

3. Within 50 feet of the centerline of a stream channel, marsh or lake, shift species preference to RC, WH, ES, PP, WL, DF, LP, AF, and GF. Do not cut or pile within 15 feet of stream channel.

5. Space all healthy, undamaged trees using the desirable leave trees preference order and listed average spacing or trees per acre. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, bark beetles, low vigor or mechanical damage.

10. Cut all stumps to a height less than 6 inches from the ground. Low-stump to 6 inches all commercially harvested or mechanically damaged stumps that are greater than 12 inches.

14. Hand pile all slash (both harvest activity and contractor) that is between 1 and 7 inches in diameter, and greater than 3 feet in length including branches that are on downed trees. Piled material shall be placed in a uniform direction and compacted down to limit air pockets. Hand piles must be located at least 6 feet from leave trees greater than 6 inch DBH and at least 20 feet from any Forest boundaries, unit boundaries and county roads. Pile height must be the same as or greater than pile width. Minimum pile height and width is 4 feet by 4 feet. Hand piles should be approximately 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by no more than 8 feet long with waterproof paper covering top 1/4 of pile with material placed on top to prevent loss of paper due to wind.

KF LFR Unit 78 10 Acres – 75-120 TPA < 7”DBH Unit 78 is flagged with orange and black flagging where it adjoins the road and where it deviates from the timber sale boundary.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

5. Space all healthy, undamaged trees using the desirable leave trees preference order and listed average spacing or trees per acre. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, bark beetles, low vigor or mechanical damage.

7. Cut all brush greater than 2 feet in height within 25 feet of road edge.

10. Cut all stumps to a height less than 6 inches from the ground. Low-stump to 6 inches all commercially harvested or mechanically damaged stumps that are greater than 12 inches.

11. No cutting in mapped or unmapped wildlife exclusions, sensitive plant exclusions, or untreated areas (skips). Exclusions are marked with orange and black striped ribbon. Unmapped untreated skips are clumps of trees that are all painted with orange paint, and are not marked with orange and black striped flagging.

14. Hand pile all slash (both harvest activity and contractor) that is between 1 and 7 inches in diameter, and greater than 3 feet in length including branches that are on downed trees. Piled material shall be placed in a uniform direction and compacted down to limit air pockets. Hand piles must be located at least 6 feet from leave trees greater than 6 inch DBH and at least 20 feet from any Forest boundaries, unit boundaries and county roads. Pile height must be the same as or greater than pile width. Minimum pile height and width is 4 feet by 4 feet. Hand piles should be approximately 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by no more than 8 feet long with waterproof paper covering top 1/4 of pile with material placed on top to prevent loss of paper due to wind.

KF LFR Unit 79 22 Acres – No leave trees < 7” DBH (6” for LP) Unit 79 is flagged with orange and black flagging where it adjoins the road and where it deviates from the timber sale boundary.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

6. Cut all trees that are greater than 2 feet tall and less than 7 inch DBH (< 6 inch for LP).

9. Cut all conifers within 50 feet of Aspen clones, except for healthy WL and PP. Aspen clones are 3 or more live aspen trees greater than 5 inches DBH that are within 20 feet of each other.

10. Cut all stumps to a height less than 6 inches from the ground. Low-stump to 6 inches all commercially harvested or mechanically damaged stumps that are greater than 12 inches.

12. Lop and scatter when slash accumulations exceed 2 feet in depth. Cut slash into lengths of 6 feet or less. Slash shall be pulled back 6 feet from unit boundaries, leave trees, trails and from fences.

KF LFR Unit 88 3 Acres – 75-120 TPA < 7”DBH Unit 88 is flagged with orange and black flagging where it deviates from the timber sale boundary.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

5. Space all healthy, undamaged trees using the desirable leave trees preference order and listed average spacing or trees per acre. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, bark beetles, low vigor or mechanical damage.

10. Cut all stumps to a height less than 6 inches from the ground. Low-stump to 6 inches all commercially harvested or mechanically damaged stumps that are greater than 12 inches.

14. Hand pile all slash (both harvest activity and contractor) that is between 1 and 7 inches in diameter, and greater than 3 feet in length including branches that are on downed trees. Piled material shall be placed in a uniform direction and compacted down to limit air pockets. Hand piles must be located at least 6 feet from leave trees greater than 6 inch DBH and at least 20 feet from any Forest boundaries, unit boundaries and county roads. Pile height must be the same as or greater than pile width. Minimum pile height and width is 4 feet by 4 feet. Hand piles should be approximately 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by no more than 8 feet long with waterproof paper covering top 1/4 of pile with material placed on top to prevent loss of paper due to wind.

KF LFR Unit 88A 3 Acres – 75-120 TPA < 7” DBH Unit 88A is flagged with orange and black flagging where it deviates from the timber sale boundary.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

5. Space all healthy, undamaged trees using the desirable leave trees preference order and listed average spacing or trees per acre. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, bark beetles, low vigor or mechanical damage.

10. Cut all stumps to a height less than 6 inches from the ground. Low-stump to 6 inches all commercially harvested or mechanically damaged stumps that are greater than 12 inches.

14. Hand pile all slash (both harvest activity and contractor) that is between 1 and 7 inches in diameter, and greater than 3 feet in length including branches that are on downed trees. Piled material shall be placed in a uniform direction and compacted down to limit air pockets. Hand piles must be located at least 6 feet from leave trees greater than 6 inch DBH and at least 20 feet from any Forest boundaries, unit boundaries and county roads. Pile height must be the same as or greater than pile width. Minimum pile height and width is 4 feet by 4 feet. Hand piles should be approximately 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by no more than 8 feet long with waterproof paper covering top 1/4 of pile with material placed on top to prevent loss of paper due to wind.

KF LFR Unit 114 38 Acres – 75-120 TPA < 7”DBH Unit 114 is flagged with orange and black flagging where it adjoins the road and where it deviates from the timber sale boundary.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

5. Space all healthy, undamaged trees using the desirable leave trees preference order and listed average spacing or trees per acre. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, bark beetles, low vigor or mechanical damage.

9. Cut all conifers under maximum DBH cut limit within 50 feet of Aspen clones, except for healthy WL and PP. Aspen clones are 3 or more live aspen trees greater than 5 inches DBH that are within 20 feet of each other.

10. Cut all stumps to a height less than 6 inches from the ground. Low-stump to 6 inches all commercially harvested or mechanically damaged stumps that are greater than 12 inches.

11. No cutting in mapped or unmapped wildlife exclusions, sensitive plant exclusions, or untreated areas (skips). Exclusions are marked with orange and black striped ribbon. Unmapped untreated skips are clumps of trees that are all painted with orange paint, and are not marked with orange and black striped flagging.

13. Cut all slash material (both harvest activity and contractor) into lengths less than 10 feet.

KF LFR Unit 114P 7 Acres –75-120 TPA < 7” DBH Unit 114P is flagged with orange and black flagging only where it adjoins the road.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

5. Space all healthy, undamaged trees using the desirable leave trees preference order and listed average spacing or trees per acre. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, bark beetles, low vigor or mechanical damage.

9. Cut all conifers under maximum DBH cut limit within 50 feet of Aspen clones, except for healthy WL and PP. Aspen clones are 3 or more live aspen trees greater than 5 inches DBH that are within 20 feet of each other.

10. Cut all stumps to a height less than 6 inches from the ground. Low-stump to 6 inches all commercially harvested or mechanically damaged stumps that are greater than 12 inches.

11. No cutting in mapped or unmapped wildlife exclusions, sensitive plant exclusions, or untreated areas (skips). Exclusions are marked with orange and black striped ribbon. Unmapped untreated skips are clumps of trees that are all painted with orange paint, and are not marked with orange and black striped flagging.

14. Hand pile all slash (both harvest activity and contractor) that is between 1 and 7 inches in diameter, and greater than 3 feet in length including branches that are on downed trees. Piled material shall be placed in a uniform direction and compacted down to limit air pockets. Hand piles must be located at least 6 feet from leave trees greater than 6 inch DBH and at least 20 feet from any Forest boundaries, unit boundaries and county roads. Pile height must be the same as or greater than pile width. Minimum pile height and width is 4 feet by 4 feet. Hand piles should be approximately 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by no more than 8 feet long with waterproof paper covering top 1/4 of pile with material placed on top to prevent loss of paper due to wind.

KF LFR Unit 710 14 Acres –20 ft X 20 ft spacing Unit 710 has not received previous treatments.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

3. Within 50 feet of the centerline of a stream channel, marsh or lake, shift species preference to RC, WH, ES, PP, WL, DF, LP, AF, and GF. Do not cut or pile within 15 feet of stream channel.

4. All trees over maximum DBH cut limit count as leave trees. Space all healthy, undamaged leave trees to listed average spacing. Spacing can vary up to 50% of the desired distance to leave the most desirable trees. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, or bark beetles. Spacing should be variable in order to retain a mix of individual trees and clumps of 2 to 6 trees. Cut all stumps to less than 6 inches from the ground.

7. Cut all brush greater than 2 feet in height within 25 feet of road edge.

11. No cutting in mapped or unmapped wildlife exclusions, sensitive plant exclusions, or untreated areas (skips). Exclusions are marked with orange and black striped ribbon. Unmapped untreated skips are clumps of trees that are all painted with orange paint, and are not marked with orange and black striped flagging.

12. Lop and scatter when slash accumulations exceed 2 feet in depth. Cut slash into lengths of 6 feet or less. Slash shall be pulled back 6 feet from unit boundaries, leave trees, trails and from fences.

15. Hand pile all slash within 100 feet of centerline of road. Hand pile all slash (both harvest activity and contractor) that is between 1 and 7 inches in diameter, and greater than 3 feet in length including branches that are on downed trees. Piled material shall be placed in a uniform direction and compacted down to limit air pockets. Hand piles must be located at least 6 feet from leave trees greater than 6 inch DBH and at least 20 feet from any Forest boundaries, unit boundaries and county roads. Pile height must be the same as or greater than pile width. Minimum pile height and width is 4 feet by 4 feet. Hand piles should be approximately 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by no more than 8 feet long with waterproof paper covering top 1/4 of pile with material placed on top to prevent loss of paper due to wind.

KF LFR Unit 712 15 Acres –20 ft X 20 ft spacing Unit 712 has not received previous treatments.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

4. All trees over maximum DBH cut limit count as leave trees. Space all healthy, undamaged leave trees to listed average spacing. Spacing can vary up to 50% of the desired distance to leave the most desirable trees. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, or bark beetles. Spacing should be variable in order to retain a mix of individual trees and clumps of 2 to 6 trees. Cut all stumps to less than 6 inches from the ground.

7. Cut all brush greater than 2 feet in height within 25 feet of road edge.

11. No cutting in mapped or unmapped wildlife exclusions, sensitive plant exclusions, or untreated areas (skips). Exclusions are marked with orange and black striped ribbon. Unmapped untreated skips are clumps of trees that are all painted with orange paint, and are not marked with orange and black striped flagging.

12. Lop and scatter when slash accumulations exceed 2 feet in depth. Cut slash into lengths of 6 feet or less. Slash shall be pulled back 6 feet from unit boundaries, leave trees, trails and from fences.

KF LFR Unit 713 21 Acres –20 ft X 20 ft spacing Unit 713 has not received previous treatments.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

4. All trees over maximum DBH cut limit count as leave trees. Space all healthy, undamaged leave trees to listed average spacing. Spacing can vary up to 50% of the desired distance to leave the most desirable trees. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, or bark beetles. Spacing should be variable in order to retain a mix of individual trees and clumps of 2 to 6 trees. Cut all stumps to less than 6 inches from the ground.

7. Cut all brush greater than 2 feet in height within 25 feet of road edge.

9. Cut all conifers under maximum DBH cut limit within 50 feet of Aspen clones, except for healthy WL and PP. Aspen clones are 3 or more live aspen trees greater than 5 inches DBH that are within 20 feet of each other.

11. No cutting in mapped or unmapped wildlife exclusions, sensitive plant exclusions, or untreated areas (skips). Exclusions are marked with orange and black striped ribbon. Unmapped untreated skips are clumps of trees that are all painted with orange paint, and are not marked with orange and black striped flagging.

12. Lop and scatter when slash accumulations exceed 2 feet in depth. Cut slash into lengths of 6 feet or less. Slash shall be pulled back 6 feet from unit boundaries, leave trees, trails and from fences.

KF LFR Unit 731 19 Acres –20 ft X 20 ft spacing Unit 731 has not received previous treatments.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

4. All trees over maximum DBH cut limit count as leave trees. Space all healthy, undamaged leave trees to listed average spacing. Spacing can vary up to 50% of the desired distance to leave the most desirable trees. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, or bark beetles. Spacing should be variable in order to retain a mix of individual trees and clumps of 2 to 6 trees. Cut all stumps to less than 6 inches from the ground.

12. Lop and scatter when slash accumulations exceed 2 feet in depth. Cut slash into lengths of 6 feet or less. Slash shall be pulled back 6 feet from unit boundaries, leave trees, trails and from fences.

KF LFR Unit 732 3 Acres –20 ft X 20 ft spacing Unit 732 has not received previous treatments.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

4. All trees over maximum DBH cut limit count as leave trees. Space all healthy, undamaged leave trees to listed average spacing. Spacing can vary up to 50% of the desired distance to leave the most desirable trees. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, or bark beetles. Spacing should be variable in order to retain a mix of individual trees and clumps of 2 to 6 trees. Cut all stumps to less than 6 inches from the ground.

12. Lop and scatter when slash accumulations exceed 2 feet in depth. Cut slash into lengths of 6 feet or less. Slash shall be pulled back 6 feet from unit boundaries, leave trees, trails and from fences.

KF LFR Unit 733 5 Acres – 15 ft X 15 ft spacing Unit 733 has not received previous treatments.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

4. All trees over maximum DBH cut limit count as leave trees. Space all healthy, undamaged leave trees to listed average spacing. Spacing can vary up to 50% of the desired distance to leave the most desirable trees. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, or bark beetles. Spacing should be variable in order to retain a mix of individual trees and clumps of 2 to 6 trees. Cut all stumps to less than 6 inches from the ground.

8. Cut all brush greater than 5 feet in height.

14. Hand pile all slash (both harvest activity and contractor) that is between 1 and 7 inches in diameter, and greater than 3 feet in length including branches that are on downed trees. Piled material shall be placed in a uniform direction and compacted down to limit air pockets. Hand piles must be located at least 6 feet from leave trees greater than 6 inch DBH and at least 20 feet from any Forest boundaries, unit boundaries and county roads. Pile height must be the same as or greater than pile width. Minimum pile height and width is 4 feet by 4 feet. Hand piles should be approximately 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by no more than 8 feet long with waterproof paper covering top 1/4 of pile with material placed on top to prevent loss of paper due to wind.

KF LFR Unit 734 3 Acres – 20 ft X 20 ft spacing Unit 734 has not received previous treatments.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

4. All trees over maximum DBH cut limit count as leave trees. Space all healthy, undamaged leave trees to listed average spacing. Spacing can vary up to 50% of the desired distance to leave the most desirable trees. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, or bark beetles. Spacing should be variable in order to retain a mix of individual trees and clumps of 2 to 6 trees. Cut all stumps to less than 6 inches from the ground.

7. Cut all brush greater than 2 feet in height within 25 feet of road edge.

14. Hand pile all slash (both harvest activity and contractor) that is between 1 and 7 inches in diameter, and greater than 3 feet in length including branches that are on downed trees. Piled material shall be placed in a uniform direction and compacted down to limit air pockets. Hand piles must be located at least 6 feet from leave trees greater than 6 inch DBH and at least 20 feet from any Forest boundaries, unit boundaries and county roads. Pile height must be the same as or greater than pile width. Minimum pile height and width is 4 feet by 4 feet. Hand piles should be approximately 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by no more than 8 feet long with waterproof paper covering top 1/4 of pile with material placed on top to prevent loss of paper due to wind.

KF LFR Unit 741 73 Acres – 20 ft X 20 ft spacing Unit 741 has not received previous treatments.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

3. Within 50 feet of the centerline of a stream channel, marsh or lake, shift species preference to RC, WH, ES, PP, WL, DF, LP, AF, and GF. Do not cut or pile within 15 feet of stream channel.

4. All trees over maximum DBH cut limit count as leave trees. Space all healthy, undamaged leave trees to listed average spacing. Spacing can vary up to 50% of the desired distance to leave the most desirable trees. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, or bark beetles. Spacing should be variable in order to retain a mix of individual trees and clumps of 2 to 6 trees. Cut all stumps to less than 6 inches from the ground.

9. Cut all conifers under maximum DBH cut limit within 50 feet of Aspen clones, except for healthy WL and PP. Aspen clones are 3 or more live aspen trees greater than 5 inches DBH that are within 20 feet of each other.

12. Lop and scatter when slash accumulations exceed 2 feet in depth. Cut slash into lengths of 6 feet or less. Slash shall be pulled back 6 feet from unit boundaries, leave trees, trails and from fences.

15. Hand pile all slash within 100 feet of centerline of road. Hand pile all slash (both harvest activity and contractor) that is between 1 and 7 inches in diameter, and greater than 3 feet in length including branches that are on downed trees. Piled material shall be placed in a uniform direction and compacted down to limit air pockets. Hand piles must be located at least 6 feet from leave trees greater than 6 inch DBH and at least 20 feet from any Forest boundaries, unit boundaries and county roads. Pile height must be the same as or greater than pile width. Minimum pile height and width is 4 feet by 4 feet. Hand piles should be approximately 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by no more than 8 feet long with waterproof paper covering top 1/4 of pile with material placed on top to prevent loss of paper due to wind.

KF LFR Unit 746 6 Acres – 20 ft X 20 ft spacing Unit 746 has not received previous treatments.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

4. All trees over maximum DBH cut limit count as leave trees. Space all healthy, undamaged leave trees to listed average spacing. Spacing can vary up to 50% of the desired distance to leave the most desirable trees. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, or bark beetles. Spacing should be variable in order to retain a mix of individual trees and clumps of 2 to 6 trees. Cut all stumps to less than 6 inches from the ground.

7. Cut all brush greater than 2 feet in height within 25 feet of road edge.

12. Lop and scatter when slash accumulations exceed 2 feet in depth. Cut slash into lengths of 6 feet or less. Slash shall be pulled back 6 feet from unit boundaries, leave trees, trails and from fences.

15. Hand pile all slash within 100 feet of centerline of road. Hand pile all slash (both harvest activity and contractor) that is between 1 and 7 inches in diameter, and greater than 3 feet in length including branches that are on downed trees. Piled material shall be placed in a uniform direction and compacted down to limit air pockets. Hand piles must be located at least 6 feet from leave trees greater than 6 inch DBH and at least 20 feet from any Forest boundaries, unit boundaries and county roads. Pile height must be the same as or greater than pile width. Minimum pile height and width is 4 feet by 4 feet. Hand piles should be approximately 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by no more than 8 feet long with waterproof paper covering top 1/4 of pile with material placed on top to prevent loss of paper due to wind.

KF LFR Unit 747 6 Acres – 20 ft X 20 ft spacing Unit 746 has not received previous treatments.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

3. Within 50 feet of the centerline of a stream channel, marsh or lake, shift species preference to RC, WH, ES, PP, WL, DF, LP, AF, and GF. Do not cut or pile within 15 feet of stream channel.

4. All trees over maximum DBH cut limit count as leave trees. Space all healthy, undamaged leave trees to listed average spacing. Spacing can vary up to 50% of the desired distance to leave the most desirable trees. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, or bark beetles. Spacing should be variable in order to retain a mix of individual trees and clumps of 2 to 6 trees. Cut all stumps to less than 6 inches from the ground.

7. Cut all brush greater than 2 feet in height within 25 feet of road edge.

12. Lop and scatter when slash accumulations exceed 2 feet in depth. Cut slash into lengths of 6 feet or less. Slash shall be pulled back 6 feet from unit boundaries, leave trees, trails and from fences.

KF LFR Unit 755 9 Acres – 20 ft X 20 ft spacing Unit 755 has not received previous treatments.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

3. Within 50 feet of the centerline of a stream channel, marsh or lake, shift species preference to RC, WH, ES, PP, WL, DF, LP, AF, and GF. Do not cut or pile within 15 feet of stream channel.

4. All trees over maximum DBH cut limit count as leave trees. Space all healthy, undamaged leave trees to listed average spacing. Spacing can vary up to 50% of the desired distance to leave the most desirable trees. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, or bark beetles. Spacing should be variable in order to retain a mix of individual trees and clumps of 2 to 6 trees. Cut all stumps to less than 6 inches from the ground.

7. Cut all brush greater than 2 feet in height within 25 feet of road edge.

14. Hand pile all slash (both harvest activity and contractor) that is between 1 and 7 inches in diameter, and greater than 3 feet in length including branches that are on downed trees. Piled material shall be placed in a uniform direction and compacted down to limit air pockets. Hand piles must be located at least 6 feet from leave trees greater than 6 inch DBH and at least 20 feet from any Forest boundaries, unit boundaries and county roads. Pile height must be the same as or greater than pile width. Minimum pile height and width is 4 feet by 4 feet. Hand piles should be approximately 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by no more than 8 feet long with waterproof paper covering top 1/4 of pile with material placed on top to prevent loss of paper due to wind.

KF LFR 765

KF LFR 755

KF LFR 710

KF LFR Unit 760 22 Acres – 20 ft X 20 ft spacing Unit 760 has not received previous treatments.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

4. All trees over maximum DBH cut limit count as leave trees. Space all healthy, undamaged leave trees to listed average spacing. Spacing can vary up to 50% of the desired distance to leave the most desirable trees. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, or bark beetles. Spacing should be variable in order to retain a mix of individual trees and clumps of 2 to 6 trees. Cut all stumps to less than 6 inches from the ground.

11. No cutting in mapped or unmapped wildlife exclusions, sensitive plant exclusions, or untreated areas (skips). Exclusions are marked with orange and black striped ribbon. Unmapped untreated skips are clumps of trees that are all painted with orange paint, and are not marked with orange and black striped flagging.

12. Lop and scatter when slash accumulations exceed 2 feet in depth. Cut slash into lengths of 6 feet or less. Slash shall be pulled back 6 feet from unit boundaries, leave trees, trails and from fences.

KF LFR Unit 765 3 Acres – 20 ft X 20 ft spacing Unit 765 has not received previous treatments.

This unit has several Pacific Yews. Do not cut them!

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

3. Within 50 feet of the centerline of a stream channel, marsh or lake, shift species preference to RC, WH, ES, PP, WL, DF, LP, AF, and GF. Do not cut or pile within 15 feet of stream channel.

4. All trees over maximum DBH cut limit count as leave trees. Space all healthy, undamaged leave trees to listed average spacing. Spacing can vary up to 50% of the desired distance to leave the most desirable trees. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, or bark beetles. Spacing should be variable in order to retain a mix of individual trees and clumps of 2 to 6 trees. Cut all stumps to less than 6 inches from the ground.

14. Hand pile all slash (both harvest activity and contractor) that is between 1 and 7 inches in diameter, and greater than 3 feet in length including branches that are on downed trees. Piled material shall be placed in a uniform direction and compacted down to limit air pockets. Hand piles must be located at least 6 feet from leave trees greater than 6 inch DBH and at least 20 feet from any Forest boundaries, unit boundaries and county roads. Pile height must be the same as or greater than pile width. Minimum pile height and width is 4 feet by 4 feet. Hand piles should be approximately 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by no more than 8 feet long with waterproof paper covering top 1/4 of pile with material placed on top to prevent loss of paper due to wind.

KF LFR Unit 768 23 Acres –No leave trees < 7” DBH (6” for LP) Unit 768 has not received previous treatments.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

3. Within 50 feet of the centerline of a stream channel, marsh or lake, shift species preference to RC, WH, ES, PP, WL, DF, LP, AF, and GF. Do not cut or pile within 15 feet of stream channel.

6. Cut all trees that are greater than 2 feet tall and less than 7 inch DBH (< 6 inch for LP).

12. Lop and scatter when slash accumulations exceed 2 feet in depth. Cut slash into lengths of 6 feet or less. Slash shall be pulled back 6 feet from unit boundaries, leave trees, trails and from fences.

KF LFR Unit 769 19 Acres – 20 ft X 20 ft spacing Unit 769 has not received previous treatments.

1. No cut trees are as follows: WP, BC, QA, PB and PY.

2. Desirable leave trees in order of preference are as follows: PP, WL, DF, RC, ES, LP, AF, WH and GF.

4. All trees over maximum DBH cut limit count as leave trees. Space all healthy, undamaged leave trees to listed average spacing. Spacing can vary up to 50% of the desired distance to leave the most desirable trees. Do not leave any trees with signs of dwarf mistletoe, root rot, or bark beetles. Spacing should be variable in order to retain a mix of individual trees and clumps of 2 to 6 trees. Cut all stumps to less than 6 inches from the ground.

12. Lop and scatter when slash accumulations exceed 2 feet in depth. Cut slash into lengths of 6 feet or less. Slash shall be pulled back 6 feet from unit boundaries, leave trees, trails and from fences.

15. Hand pile all slash within 100 feet of centerline of road. Hand pile all slash (both harvest activity and contractor) that is between 1 and 7 inches in diameter, and greater than 3 feet in length including branches that are on downed trees. Piled material shall be placed in a uniform direction and compacted down to limit air pockets. Hand piles must be located at least 6 feet from leave trees greater than 6 inch DBH and at least 20 feet from any Forest boundaries, unit boundaries and county roads. Pile height must be the same as or greater than pile width. Minimum pile height and width is 4 feet by 4 feet. Hand piles should be approximately 4 feet wide by 4 feet high by no more than 8 feet long with waterproof paper covering top 1/4 of pile with material placed on top to prevent loss of paper due to wind.

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