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TRAVERSE CITY FOREST MANAGEMENT UNIT

COMPARTMENT REVIEW PRESENTATION

COMPARTMENT # 247 ENTRY YEAR: 2008

Compartment Acreage: 1906 County: Kalkaska Stand Examiner: G.R.Grieve Legal Description: T25N, R8W, Sections, 27, 28, 32, 33 & 34. Management Goals: Mixed Use. RMU 212 Soil and Topography: Soils are mostly Rubicon & Kalkaska sands. The area is relatively flat & in some cases poorly drained. The Manistee River flows from the NE to the SW of the compartment. There is some relief next to the river & its tributaries. Ownership Patterns, Development, and Land Use in and Around the Compartment: Mostly block state ownership. A large island of private property is just south of Rainbow Jim’s bridge, where Coster Road cross the Manistee River. This area has a number of permanent & seasonal residences. Two other in-holdings are in the compartment. They are both former Consumers Power cabin leases which were sold to the leasers. One 30 year Consumers Power lease is still active. Lease M-134 expires in 2012. Unique, Natural Features (include only non-site specific and non-sensitive information): MNFI records show one species as Special Concern. The Manistee River & the tributaries of Ham Creek, Bourne Creek & Spring Creek are in the Compartment. Archeological, Historical, and Cultural Features (include only non-site specific and non-sensitive information): None listed at this time. Special Management Designations or Considerations: No Special Management designation has been made in this compartment. Other than the 40 acres at Rainbow Jim’s public access site, this compartment has never been inventoried. This is a relatively wild area with high wildlife values. Significant road work will need to be done on the forest road off of Maple Hill Road which crosses Bourne Creek. Grading, gravel & a new culvert or bridge will be needed before harvesting can occur south of Bourne Creek. Some ORV problems are occurring along Ham Creek in section 33. The Manistee River is a designated Natural River, so all Natural Rivers restrictions apply to both the mainstem and all tributaries. This includes a 175' natural vegetation buffer on the Manistee River, and a minimum 100' buffer on smaller tributaries. Watershed and Fisheries Considerations: The Manistee River and the tributaries of Ham Creek, Bourne Creek, and Spring Creek flow through Compartment 247. All are Designated Trout Streams. The Manistee River is stocked with brown trout by Fisheries Division. Spring Creek holds a population of wild brook trout. Ham Creek is a wild brook trout stream further upstream, and used to hold multiple species of wild trout in Compartment 247. However, just upstream of Compartment 247, Ham Creek has been severely degraded by beavers, to the point where the stream is now too warm to hold trout. Fisheries Division would like to see Ham Creek restored to the point where wild trout again can survive in the vicinity of

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Compartment 247. Therefore, for Stand 112 we ask that the eastern boundary for clearcutting be the top of the bluff. For all other stands, all BMPs and Natural Rivers standards should be adhered to when cutting near water. Per Katie Campbell- funding has been acquired to repair the illegal ORV crossing of Ham Creek at the south side of Compartment 33. The work will be done in the summer of 2007. Wildlife Habitat Considerations: Mineral Resource and Development Concerns and/or Restrictions: Surface sediments consist of glacial outwash sand and gravel and postglacial alluvium and coarse-textured till. The glacial drift thickness varies between 200 and 600 feet. Beneath the glacial drift is the Mississippian Michigan Formation. The Michigan is quarried for gypsum in other areas of the State. A gravel pit is located in Section 32 and there is good potential in this area. Springfield 32 Field is located in this area. The Field is an abandoned Traverse Limestone gas field and a Deep gas producing Field. A large portion of this Compartment is surface only and a lesser amount of mineral rights only. There are no current leases of State land in the Compartment. Vehicle Access: Significant road work will need to be done on the forest road off of Maple Hill Road which crosses Bourne Creek. Grading, gravel & a new culvert or bridge will be needed before harvesting can occur south of Bourne Creek. Some ORV problems are occurring along Ham Creek in section 33. Survey Needs: None needed at this time. Recreational Facilities and Opportunities: Rainbow Jim's Public Access site. Fire Protection: Additional Compartment Information: **** Cover type details, proposed treatments and stands designated as FDF are listed in the attached reports: Cover Type by Age Class Cover Type by Management Objective Compartment Volume Summary Proposed Treatments – No Limiting Factors Proposed Treatments – With Limiting Factors **** The following information is displayed on the attached compartment maps: Base feature information, stand numbers, cover types Proposed treatments Proposed road access system Suggested potential old growth

NotCoded 0-9 10-19

STAND AGE CLASS

COVER TYPE Total20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80-89 90-99100-109

110-119

120-129

130-139

140-149

150-159

AllAged

Table 3

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(acres shown in boxes)

10/31/2006 1:14:03 PM Michigan Department of Natural Resources - Operations Inventory SystemIndividual Compartment Report

PERE MARQUETTE STATE FOREST TRAVERSE CITY FOREST MGT UNIT KALKASKA 247COMPARTMENT:COUNTY

3 508 291 40 90Aspen 96028

16Bog or Marsh 16

1Cedar 1

48Grass 48

60Lowlnd Brush 60

5Lowlnd Poplr 5

18Marsh 18

136 9Mx Swmp Cnfr 3017 149

12Non Stocked 12

193 22Red Pine 215

8Swamp Hrdwds 6254

12 31Upland Hdwds 529

48Water 48

31 22White Pine 10855

202 3 508 303 246 310 32 1906Total 7 295

A S V

MANAGEMENT OBJECTIVE TYPE

COVER TYPE TotalC G H J I L P N Q X O B R K Y

Table 3A

F E T D U M Z W

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10/31/2006 1:14:07 PM Michigan Department of Natural Resources - Operations Inventory SystemIndividual Compartment Report

PERE MARQUETTE STATE FOREST TRAVERSE CITY FOREST MGT UNIT KALKASKA 247COMPARTMENT:COUNTY

960Aspen 960A

16Bog or Marsh 16V

1Cedar 1C

43Grass 485G

60Lowlnd Brush 60L

Lowlnd Poplr 55P

Marsh 1818N

Mx Swmp Cnfr 301301Q

Non Stocked 1212X

Red Pine 215215R

Swamp Hrdwds 6262E

31Upland Hdwds 5221M

Water 4848Z

White Pine 108108W

991 16 1 43 60 1906Total 5 18 301 12 220 62 21 48 108

10/31/2006 1:14:10 PM Michigan Department of Natural Resources - Operations Inventory SystemIndividual Compartment Report

PERE MARQUETTE STATE FOREST TRAVERSE CITY FOREST MGT UNIT KALKASKA 247COMPARTMENT:COUNTY

Table 10 - COMPARTMENT VOLUME SUMMARY - ALL STANDS

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COMPARTMENT SUMMARY

CUT VOLUMETOTAL VOLUME

495

1906

Total Cmpt Acres Acres Proposed For Cut..............

5037Hardwood Cds

132Hardwood Mbf

4643Softwood Cds

191Softwood Mbf

10326Sum CutVol Cds

11603Hardwood Cds

1001Hardwood Mbf

18829Softwood Cds

1201Softwood Mbf

34836Sum TotVol Cds

StandCoverType Acres Age

SiteIndex

MgtObj Condition

MethodCut

HarvestPriority

CulturalNeed

FDFStatus

TRAVERSE CITY FOREST MGT UNIT Compartment: 247Proposed Treatments With NO Limiting Factors

Entry Year: 2008

3 R6 2 43 60 immature thinning 1red pine

12/22/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantings. Look good, ready for a thinning. Stands 3, 10, 13, 15, 23, 24, 26 & 27 are all the same. (Grieve)

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10 R6 2 43 60 immature thinning 1red pine

12/22/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantings. Look good, ready for a thinning. Stands 3, 10, 13, 15, 23, 24, 26 & 27 are all the same. (Grieve)

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13 R6 3 43 60 immature thinning 1red pine

12/22/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantings. Look good, ready for a thinning. Stands 3, 10, 13, 15, 23, 24, 26 & 27 are all the same. (Grieve)

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15 R6 1 43 60 immature thinning 1red pine

12/22/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantings. Look good, ready for a thinning. Stands 3, 10, 13, 15, 23, 24, 26 & 27 are all the same. (Grieve)

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16 A5 80 36 46 immature final harvest 2aspen (upland)

12/22/2005 Poor form aspen. Needs to start over. Could cut now or in 10 years. Will be a chip job. Highly varrible. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld Leave approximate south portion of this stand for source of mature aspen for grouse and other wildlife. Cut south portion in 10 years. This will add to age and structural diversity of the surround ing area. Fell and leave 1-2 trees per acre for coarse woody debris. Tree should be 12-14in DBH and cut leaving a stump of approximately 4.5 feet high. Protect fruiting shrubs. Scattered leave islands of approximately ¼ acre will be marked for structural diversity and for wildlife food and cover. Leave islands will attempt to incorporate mast producing species such as oak and black cherry, healthy mature aspen, and some conifer component for cover. There should be approximately one leave island for every 15 acres of aspen cut. When possible leave islands will make use of adjacent mature timber to prevent windthrow of leave island.

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18 A6 17 46 50 mature final harvest 1aspen (upland)

12/22/2005 Near river, high water table, clearcut & leave white pine. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld Fell and leave 1-2 trees per acre for coarse woody debris. Tree should be 12-14in DBH and cut leaving a stump of approximately 4.5 feet high. Protect fruiting shrubs. Scattered leave islands of approximately ¼ acre will be marked for structural diversity and for wildlife food and cover. Leave islands will attempt to incorporate mast producing species such as oak and black cherry, healthy mature aspen, and some conifer component for cover. There should be approximately one leave island for every 15 acres of aspen cut. When possible leave islands will make use of adjacent mature timber to prevent windthrow of leave island.

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23 R6 2 43 60 immature thinning 1red pine

12/22/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantings. Look good, ready for a thinning. Stands 3, 10, 13, 15, 23, 24, 26 & 27 are all the same. (Grieve)

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24 R6 1 43 60 immature thinning 1red pine

12/22/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantings. Look good, ready for a thinning. Stands 3, 10, 13, 15, 23, 24, 26 & 27 are all the same. (Grieve)

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26 R6 9 43 60 immature thinning 1red pine

12/22/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantings. Look good, ready for a thinning. Stands 3, 10, 13, 15, 23, 24, 26 & 27 are all the same. (Grieve)

Fmd :comnts

27 R6 1 43 60 immature thinning 1red pine

12/22/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantings. Look good, ready for a thinning. Stands 3, 10, 13, 15, 23, 24, 26 & 27 are all the same. (Grieve)

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35 A6 22 51 77 mature final harvest 1aspen (upland)

12/23/2005 Close to river. Has been posted & I have found a discrepancy with ownership lines. Will look in to this and correct by time of review. Cut now & leave all red & white pine & oak. High risk & high water table. Put in rutting spec. Should only be cut in the winter or during a dry summer or fall. (Grieve)

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Wld Fell and leave 1-2 trees per acre for coarse woody debris. Tree should be 12-14in DBH and cut leaving a stump of approximately 4.5 feet high. Protect fruiting shrubs. Scattered leave islands of approximately ¼ acre will be marked for structural diversity and for wildlife food and cover. Leave islands will attempt to incorporate mast producing species such as oak and black cherry, healthy mature aspen, and some conifer component for cover. There should be approximately one leave island for every 15 acres of aspen cut. When possible leave islands will make use of adjacent mature timber to prevent windthrow of leave island.

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38 R6 10 46 70 immature final harvest 1 plantingred pine

12/20/2005. This is an old CP red pine planting which missed its first thinning. Clearcut & plant to red pine per Red Pine Project recommendations. (Grieve)

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StandCoverType Acres Age

SiteIndex

MgtObj Condition

MethodCut

HarvestPriority

CulturalNeed

FDFStatus

TRAVERSE CITY FOREST MGT UNIT Compartment: 247Proposed Treatments With NO Limiting Factors

Entry Year: 2008

41 A6 4 51 61 mature final harvest 1aspen (upland)

12/20/2005. Clearcut along with stand on the other side of power line. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld Fell and leave 1-2 trees per acre for coarse woody debris. Tree should be 12-14in DBH and cut leaving a stump of approximately 4.5 feet high. Protect fruiting shrubs.

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44 M6 31 56 67 mature final harvest 1aspen (upland)

12/16/2005. Very mixed stand age wise. Lets cut & improve the aspen. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld Fell and leave 1-2 trees per acre for coarse woody debris. Tree should be 12-14in DBH and cut leaving a stump of approximately 4.5 feet high. Protect fruiting shrubs. Leave scattered mast producing oak.

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45 R6 6 56 55 immature thinning 1red pine

12/16/2005. Old CP plantation, thinned once. Nice looking. Mark job, take about 1/3. Stands 63, 48, 51, 45, & 59 all the same. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

48 R6 3 56 55 immature thinning 1red pine

12/16/2005. Old CP plantation, thinned once. Nice looking. Mark job, take about 1/3. Stands 63, 48, 51, 45, & 59 all the same. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

51 R6 1 56 55 immature thinning 1red pine

12/16/2005. Old CP plantation, thinned once. Nice looking. Mark job, take about 1/3. Stands 63, 48, 51, 45, & 59 all the same. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

53 A6 7 51 61 mature final harvest 1aspen (upland)

12/20/2005. Clearcut along with stand on the other side of power line. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld Fell and leave 1-2 trees per acre for coarse woody debris. Tree should be 12-14in DBH and cut leaving a stump of approximately 4.5 feet high. Protect fruiting shrubs.

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59 R6 2 56 55 immature thinning 1red pine

12/16/2005. Old CP plantation, thinned once. Nice looking. Mark job, take about 1/3. Stands 63, 48, 51, 45, & 59 all the same. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

63 R6 9 56 55 immature thinning 1red pine

12/16/2005. Old CP plantation, thinned once. Nice looking. Mark job, take about 1/3. Stands 63, 48, 51, 45, & 59 all the same. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

67 A6 61 36 68 immature final harvest 1aspen (upland)

12/1/2005 Nice looking stand. Cut ½ in 10 the other ½ in 20. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld Fell and leave 1-2 trees per acre for coarse woody debris. Tree should be 12-14in DBH and cut leaving a stump of approximately 4.5 feet high. Protect fruiting shrubs. Scattered leave islands of approximately ¼ acre will be marked for structural diversity and for wildlife food and cover. Leave islands will attempt to incorporate mast producing species such as oak and black cherry, healthy mature aspen, and some conifer component for cover. There should be approximately one leave island for every 15 acres of aspen cut. When possible leave islands will make use of adjacent mature timber to prevent windthrow of leave island.

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68 R6 23 39 71 immature thinning 1red pine

11/29/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantation. Has been thinned once. Take about a 1/3 of the trees. Marked job. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

69 R6 4 39 71 immature thinning 1red pine

11/29/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantation. Has been thinned once. Take about a 1/3 of the trees. Marked job. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

78 R6 41 39 71 immature thinning 1red pine

11/29/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantation. Has been thinned once. Take about a 1/3 of the trees. Marked job. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

80 R6 4 39 71 immature thinning 1red pine

11/29/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantation. Has been thinned once. Take about a 1/3 of the trees. Marked job. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

83 A6 12 52 60 mature final harvest 1aspen (upland)

12/20/2005. Starting to move toward northern hardwoods. Clearcut & keep in aspen. Leave scattered clumps of aspen. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld Fell and leave 1-2 trees per acre for coarse woody debris. Tree should be 12-14in DBH and cut leaving a stump of approximately 4.5 feet high. Protect fruiting shrubs.

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StandCoverType Acres Age

SiteIndex

MgtObj Condition

MethodCut

HarvestPriority

CulturalNeed

FDFStatus

TRAVERSE CITY FOREST MGT UNIT Compartment: 247Proposed Treatments With NO Limiting Factors

Entry Year: 2008

89 R6 4 39 71 immature thinning 1red pine

11/29/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantation. Has been thinned once. Take about a 1/3 of the trees. Marked job. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

92 A6 8 49 67 mature final harvest 1aspen (upland)

12/1/2005 Gate cable trespass in this stand & posting. Good stand for a cut as it is ready. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld Fell and leave 1-2 trees per acre for coarse woody debris. Tree should be 12-14in DBH and cut leaving a stump of approximately 4.5 feet high. Protect fruiting shrubs.

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97 R6 20 39 71 immature thinning 1red pine

11/29/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantation. Has been thinned once. Take about a 1/3 of the trees. Marked job. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

98 R6 2 39 71 immature thinning 1red pine

11/29/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantation. Has been thinned once. Take about a 1/3 of the trees. Marked job. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

100 R6 5 39 71 immature thinning 1red pine

11/29/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantation. Has been thinned once. Take about a 1/3 of the trees. Marked job. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

102 R6 1 39 71 immature thinning 1red pine

11/29/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantation. Has been thinned once. Take about a 1/3 of the trees. Marked job. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

103 R6 1 39 71 immature thinning 1red pine

11/29/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantation. Has been thinned once. Take about a 1/3 of the trees. Marked job. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

104 R6 1 39 71 immature thinning 1red pine

11/29/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantation. Has been thinned once. Take about a 1/3 of the trees. Marked job. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

112 A6 36 52 61 high risk final harvest 1aspen (upland)

11/23/2005 Aspen not in good shape. Needs a cut, high risk on east side. Looks good in other areas. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld Fell and leave 1-2 trees per acre for coarse woody debris. Tree should be 12-14in DBH and cut leaving a stump of approximately 4.5 feet high. Protect fruiting shrubs. Scattered leave islands of approximately ¼ acre will be marked for structural diversity and for wildlife food and cover. Leave islands will attempt to incorporate mast producing species such as oak and black cherry, healthy mature aspen, and some conifer component for cover. There should be approximately one leave island for every 15 acres of aspen cut. When possible leave islands will make use of adjacent mature timber to prevent windthrow of leave island.

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113 R6 4 39 70 immature thinning 1red pine

11/23/2005 Ready for cut. Best to cut with Manton’s sale to the south and have just one sale. 3rd row thinning. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

114 R6 4 39 70 immature thinning 1red pine

11/23/2005 Ready for cut. Best to cut with Manton’s sale to the south and have just one sale. 3rd row thinning. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

120 R6 8 39 71 immature thinning 1red pine

11/29/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantation. Has been thinned once. Take about a 1/3 of the trees. Marked job. Stream crossing is in bad shape. Needs new culvert & a few loads of gravel. (Grieve)

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121 R6 36 39 71 immature thinning 1red pine

11/29/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantation. Has been thinned once. Take about a 1/3 of the trees. Marked job. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

122 R6 1 39 71 immature thinning 1red pine

11/29/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantation. Has been thinned once. Take about a 1/3 of the trees. Marked job. Stream crossing is in bad shape. Needs new culvert & a few loads of gravel. (Grieve)

Fmd :comnts

123 R6 3 39 71 immature thinning 1red pine

11/29/2005 Old Consumers Energy plantation. Has been thinned once. Take about a 1/3 of the trees. Marked job. Stream crossing is in bad shape. Needs new culvert & a few loads of gravel. (Grieve)

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StandCoverType Acres Age

SiteIndex

MgtObj Condition

MethodCut

HarvestPriority

CulturalNeed

FDFStatus

TRAVERSE CITY FOREST MGT UNIT Compartment: 247Proposed Treatments With NO Limiting Factors

Entry Year: 2008

401 G0 1 nonstocked 0 opening maintenancegrass

12/22/2005. Stand has a fire pit & post in the ground. Not sure who is using this. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld Adjacent to private property. Hand fell woody encroachment as needed. Reserve some mast producing shrubs and trees.:

403 G0 1 nonstocked 0 opening maintenancegrass

12/22/2005 Over looking the swamp on a ridge. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld Expand opening into poorly stocked portion of adjacent A3 stand (stand 29). When possible islands of timber within expanded opening will be left for cover and mast production. Utilize gaps in the aspen to expand the opening. May need to do some tree removal but keep this to a minimum. Fertilize and seed native herbaceous vegetation (for wildlife food and cover) as needed within opening.

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405 G0 1 nonstocked 0 opening maintenancegrass

12/16/2005. Well, mostly grass. Some small white pine saps coming in. This stand was an unplanted area bounded on three sides by a red pine plantation. (Grieve)

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Wld Maintain as small opening within adjacent pine stand. Hand fell woody encroachment as needed.:

407 G0 1 nonstocked 0 opening maintenancegrass

12/22/2005 This is a small stand with aspen all around it. Does not show up well on the photo. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld Expand opening into poorly stocked portion of adjacent A6 stands (stands 53 and 41). When possible islands of timber within expanded opening will be left for cover and mast production. Utilize gaps in the aspen to expand the opening. May need to do some tree removal but keep this to a minimum. Fertilize and seed herbaceous vegetation (for wildlife food and cover) as needed within opening. Opening work will be conducted post timber harvest.

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410 G0 3 nonstocked 0 plantingred pine

12/13/2005. Old well site. Lots of little knapweed. Plant to red pine. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld Poor soil. Concure with FMFM.:

411 G0 1 nonstocked 0 opening maintenancegrass

11/29/2005. Some knapweed in small opening. This is a five corners for a 2-track.. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld This stand will be the timber landing for surrounding aspen cut. Post timber harvest, possibly next entry period, this opening will receive maintenance and planted to herbaceous vegetation (for wildlife food an cover) as needed to maintain a forest opening within surrounding regenerating aspen.

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412 G0 1 nonstocked 0 opening maintenancegrass

12/16/2005. Parking area at the end of a two track. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld Maintain opening for hunter and other recreation access to surrounding habitat.:

413 G0 1 nonstocked 0 opening maintenancegrass

12/20/2005. NO Knapweed! (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld This stand will be the timber landing for surrounding aspen cut. Post timber harvest, possibly next entry period this opening will receive maintenance and planted to herbaceous vegetation (for wildlife food an cover) as needed to maintain a forest opening within surrounding regenerating aspen.

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414 G0 1 nonstocked 0 opening maintenancegrass

12/13/2005. Old well site growing in very well. Mostly weeds, very little knapweed. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld Great spot to plant to herbaceous vegetation in order to maintain a small forest opening within surrounding A3 stand. Access here could be an issue. Two oaks on perimeter of this opening.

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415 G0 2 nonstocked 0 plantingred pine

12/1/2005 Old well site. Plant to red pine or other. Lots of knapweed. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld Sand and spotted knapweed. Concur with FMFM.:

418 G0 5 nonstocked 0 opening maintenancegrass

11/29/2005. Some knapweed. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Wld Very wet at west end with some beaver activity and possible tresspass. Found old hawthorn, scattered black cherry, several oak, musclewood, rubus, little bluestem, and some witch hazel. Plant degraded portions to herbaceous vegetation (for wildlife food and cover) as needed within opening.

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StandCoverType Acres Age

SiteIndex

MgtObj Condition

MethodCut

HarvestPriority

CulturalNeed

FDFStatus

TRAVERSE CITY FOREST MGT UNIT Compartment: 247Proposed TreatmentsWith Limiting Factors

Entry Year: 2008

117 A6 1 52 63 mature final harvest 3aspen (upland)

TREATMENT LIMITING FACTORS:

11/23/2005 Very small stand ready for a cut but is land locked. On top of bluff of Natural River. (Grieve)Fmd :comnts

Adjacent landowner denies accessOther Dept./Div. procedures or practices (describe in comment)

124 M9 2 56 unevenaged selection 3northern hardwood

TREATMENT LIMITING FACTORS:

11/29/2005 Not in good shape, small and needs a selection cut. Very weak sale. Road in to sale needs work before it can be hauled on. (Grieve)

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Road needed (resources not presently available)

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Field Map

LegendGps CornerMiris CornersPaved RoadsGravel RoadsPoor Dirt RoadsWater FeaturesStand Boundary011 - Planting/Hand Tools021 - Opening Maintenance/Hand Tools026 - Opening Maintenance028 - Opening Maintenance/Other100 - Final Harvest111 - Final Harvest/Planting/Hand Tools400 - Thinning800 - Selection

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Compartment 247T25N, R08W, Sec. 27, 28, 32-34County: KalkaskaUnit: Traverse CityYOE: 2008Acres: 1,906 GIS CalculatedStand Examiner: Gerald GrieveMap Revised: 11/09/2006Map Phase: Pre-review