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REQUEST FOR TIMBER BIDS

2017 Blue River Timber Sale Section 21, T16S, R4E, Lane County, Oregon 27.65 Acre Clearcut

Notice is hereby given that Dorothy L. Behm Family Trust, will receive sealed bids at the office Speer

Hoyt LLC, C/O Tom Hoyt, 975 Oak Street Suite 700, Eugene, OR 97401-3121 until 2 PM, Thursday,

October 12th

, 2017, for the sale of approximately 826 MBF, more or less, of designated timber. This

unit is being offered in the form of a one year Timber Cutting Agreement for a lump-sum payment. The

contract terminates December 31, 2018.

Owner: Dorothy L. Behm Family Trust (Seller)

Location of Sale Area: The sale area is located southeast of Eugene in the southwest quarter of Section

21, Township 21 South, Range 4 East, W.M., Lane County, Oregon. The unit can be accessed from

Eugene via Blue River Drive off Highway 126. Refer to the attached Maps to further define the location

of the sale area and to the attached driving instructions.

Timber Volumes: The timber sale area was cruised by Stuntzner Engineering & Forestry in July 2016

and August 2017. Our estimate of the volume is shown below as well as in more detailed volume reports

attached; however, Seller and Stuntzner Engineering & Forestry, LLC do not guarantee the acreage, the

number of trees located on the land, the volume and board feet, or any other estimate of volume, it being

understood and agreed that the Buyer relies solely upon its own inspection and examination of the

premises and the computation of the purchase price herein.

The sale area was cruised using a variable plot sampling method, sighting trees in/out at DBH using a

33.61 BAF in timber type 4 and a 25.15 BAF in timber type 1, resulting in 46 cruise plots. Timber

volumes are from the Super A.C.E. cruise program. This is a variable log length cruise program that

computes volumes from the cruiser's measurement of tree diameter, form (taper) and merchantable bole

height. Timber volumes are reported in terms of west-side scribner scale. Bole lengths were measured to

a minimum top diameter of 6 inches inside bark, or to 40 percent of the bole diameter at 16 feet,

whichever was greater. The minimum sawlog diameter cruised was 6 inches scaling diameter. The

preferred log length specified for sawlogs was 36 feet with log lengths down to 12 feet being specified for

utilization of the merchantable bole length.

Sorts are as follows for this cruise:

Domestic (DO) – Is an acceptable log for local markets and is the lowest valued sort used for this cruise.

Japan (RS/SS/IS/JGC/SLC) – Are sorts based on Weyerhaeuser export log sort specifications. This is a 9

inch plus scale end diameter sort.

Pulp (UT) – is a fiber log that does not meet the minimum specifications for lumber or veneer log grades.

TELEPHONE (541) 267-2872 FAX (541) 267-0588 www.stuntzner.com

705 South 4

th Street – PO Box 118

Coos Bay, Oregon 97420

COOS BAY FOREST GROVE DALLAS JUNCTION CITY

The following is a summary of the timber volume by species from the Stuntzner timber cruise. In

addition to the summary table below, a Statistic, Species/Sort/Grade, and Stand Table report are attached

to cruise report in the back of this prospectus. Additional cruise information is available upon request;

please contact Cliff Barnhart or Travis Emerling at (503)623-9000 or email

[email protected]/ [email protected].

Total Net Volume (MBF) by Species and Grade

Percent of Total Net Volume by Scaling Diameter

mailto:[email protected]/

mailto:[email protected]

Bid Opening: Lump sum, sealed bids will be opened at 2:00 PM Thursday, October 12th

, 2017 at

Speer Hoyt LLC, 975 Oak Street Suite 700, Eugene, OR 97401. The Seller reserves the right to waive

any and all irregularities in any bids submitted and to reject any or all bids. Only written bids will be

considered. All bids must be accompanied with a BID DEPOSIT made out for $5,000 to the Seller. The

appropriate attached bid form must be received at this address either by hand delivery, fax (541)485-5168,

parcel delivery, or mail by Bid Opening. If faxing bid, arrangements must be made to receive bid

deposits via money wire transfer, please contact Julia Linebarger-Taylor at (541)485-5151 to make

arrangements.

Each bid shall be a binding offer that shall not be withdrawn after the time of the bid opening. A

minimum acceptable sale price has been established for the timber offered for sale; however, the sale

cannot be awarded until after the Seller has approved the bid. This approval process will be completed by

2:00 P.M. Friday, October 13th

, 2017 at which time confirmation will be given as to the outcome of the

sale and the bid deposits of unsuccessful bidders will be returned. The deposit of the successful bidder

will be retained and applied towards the required performance deposit. Should the high bid at the sale be

below the minimum acceptable sale price, the high bidder will be given the first opportunity to negotiate

with the Seller for the purchase of the Timber. Seller reserves the right to reject any and all bids.

Successful bidder will need to sign Timber Sale Contract prepared by the Seller on or before Thursday,

October 20th

, 2017.

Description: The sale area is approximately 27.65acres to be clearcut. Sale lines are marked with pink

“Timber Harvest Boundary” flagging, “Timber Sale Boundary” tags and blue paint. The Timber Sale Map

shows the location of the boundaries as located on the ground. All trees within the flagged and painted

sale area boundaries are designated for cutting unless they have been marked with blue paint as a reserve

tree. All unmerchantable trees will be cut and treated with other logging slash. The purchaser of this

timber sale will be responsible for meeting or exceeding all Forest Practices Rules and Statutes

requirements.

Length and Payment terms in Timber Sale Contract: The length (Term) of the Timber Sale Contract

will be until December 31st, 2018. Payment in the Timber Sale Contract is cash upon closing.

Acreage: The Blue River Timber Sale combined gross harvest area is 27.65 acres more or less. The

acreage was determined by GPS within the timber stand and LIDAR imagery along the road.

Harvest Taxes: The timber to be sold is classified under the Oregon Small Tract Forest Land Program.

The Buyer shall be responsible for paying the STF severance tax and the State Forest Product Harvest

tax for all timber removed from the sale area.

Insurance: Buyer shall carry comprehensive public liability and property damage insurance, including

loggers broad form property damage, in the amount of $2,000,000 each occurrence, and combined single

limit automobile liability insurance in the amount of $1,000,000 each occurrence, all as more specifically

described in the contract. Buyer shall carry Worker’s Compensation Insurance in accordance with the

Laws of the State of Oregon. Buyer’s insurance shall name the Seller, Stuntzner Engineering & Forestry,

LLC, and U.S. Forest Service as additional insured.

Reforestation and Slash: The Buyer will be responsible for leaving the sale area in a plantable condition

following Buyers harvest operations. This will require the Buyer to pile all landings and slash

concentrations within the unit and/or use whole tree yarding techniques to achieve this condition.

Grubbing and piling will be required for any extreme concentrations of brush. All slash piles will be

burned by Seller. Seller will be responsible for all reforestation of the sale area.

Log Exports: There are no restrictions on log exports placed on the timber by the Seller.

Access, Road Construction and Maintenance: There is access available to the timber sale area from a

combination of Private and Federal government (USFS) haul roads. The haul routes approved by the

Seller are shown on attached Exhibit “D”. The U.S. Forest Service fees are $178.42 plus 21 c.y. of

maintenance rock and operator maintenance. Buyer will be fully responsible for payment of the USFS

road use fee and for compliance with all terms and conditions of the road use permit which is attached as

Exhibit “D” to the contract. Upon termination of log hauling, the Buyer shall put all sale area roads into

an equal or better condition than existed prior to commencement of operations. This work shall include, at

a minimum, grading roads within the sale area.

Boundaries: The Seller has marked the sale unit boundary with fluorescent pink “Timber Harvest

Boundary” flagging, “Timber Sale Boundary” tags and Blue paint. The Buyer shall be responsible for

trespass outside the marked boundaries. The Buyer shall be responsible for the protection of survey

monuments, boundary fences, and/or the replacement of such monuments or fences destroyed by

Buyer’s operations.

Logging: Buyer shall utilize logging methods and equipment that will minimize impact to the sale area.

cable logging is the preferred ground based yarding method. Some shovel yarding may be allowed,

subject to Seller’s approval. It is the intent of the Seller to allow winter time shovel logging on the sale

area as long as the operation of equipment is not causing rutting or excessive soil compaction. Seller

may temporarily suspend operations whenever, in Seller's sole judgment, they would cause excessive

damage to lands, water quality, water quantity or roads because of weather conditions during extreme

wet periods. Buyer will submit a logging plan, subject to Seller’s approval, that will identify the season

of logging, logging systems and equipment to be used, and the location of landings. No harvesting is

permitted until the plan is approved in writing.

Wildlife Trees: Wildlife trees have been left outside of the unit boundary. Buyer will be required to

leave downed logs within the sale area to conform with the Oregon Forest Practices Act.

Fire Precautions and Suppression: During the time that this contract remains in force, Buyer shall

independently make every reasonable effort to prevent and suppress forest fires on sale area and in its

vicinity, and shall require its employees, contractors, and employees of contractors to do likewise. Buyer

shall place its equipment, employees, contractors, and employees of contractors at the disposal of any

authorized Forest Officer for the purpose of fighting forest fires on or near sale area.

Field Representative: The Seller has designated Stuntzner Engineering & Forestry to be their field

representative and sale contract administrator.

Performance Deposit: The required Five Thousand Dollar ($5,000) Bid Deposit will be retained by the

Seller as a performance deposit. Prior to harvesting, Buyer shall increase the performance deposit to an

amount that totals Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000) to be held in escrow by the seller until Buyer has,

to the satisfaction of the Seller, complied with State laws and regulations relating to this sale, including

payment of all Severance and Harvest Taxes, road maintenance requirements and to the reasonable

satisfaction of the Seller, complied with all other provisions of this contract.

Contract: A copy of the proposed Timber Sale Contract is available upon request at Stuntzner

Engineering & Forestry (541) 267-2872. The successful bidder should not expect modification of the

above stated terms in closing of the sale nor during the term of the executed Timber Sale Contract. Your

bid submission is considered confirmation of your understanding and agreement to honor the terms and

conditions stated herein. Questions or problems with that should be communicated for clarification prior

to bid.

It is the Seller’s policy not to record short-term timber agreements. If the successful buyer wishes to

record the timber sale agreement, a recordable Memorandum of Timber Sale Agreement can be prepared

and executed at closing.

Directions to Sale Area

The location map shows the location and approved haul route for the Blue River Timber Sale. Access for

sale inspection is described below. The gate at the Behm residence is unlocked.

From Springfield follow HWY 126 up the McKenzie River about 38 miles to the first Blue River and

McKenzie Schools exit. Turn left on the old McKenzie HWY (Blue River Drive) and drive about 1 mi. to

the Blue River bridge. Turn left on Blue River Road before crossing the bridge. Drive about ½ mi. to a

brown ranch style home on the left that has a rock wall next to the road. About 50’ beyond the home is a

logging road exiting uphill to the left. There is a “farmer” unlocked gate. Drive about ½ mi. to the SE

corner of the timber sale area and about 1 mile the top of the unit. Please keep the gate closed.

Please note that this access will be used only for inspection of the sale. The purchaser will use the USFS

road for haul and all other sale related purposes. The USFS road is gated and arrangements will be made

for purchaser’s access.

Bid Form

Dorothy L. Behm Family Trust – Blue River 2017 Timber Sale

Sealed Bid Date: On or before Thursday, October 12h, 2017, at 2p.m.

At the Office of : Speer Hoyt LLC

Attn: Tom Hoyt

975 Oak Street, Suite 700

Eugene, OR 97401

Phone: (541)485-5151

Fax: (541)485-5168

Blue River Timber Sale Lump Sum $_________________

I have looked at and/or I am familiar with the quality and quantity of the timber I am bidding on the

conditions of the sale, and the provisions of the timber sale contract.

Date:____________________________________________________________________

Firm/Name of Bidder_______________________________________________________

Signature of Bidder_________________________________________________________

Title:_____________________________________________________________________

Address:__________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________

Telephone No.______________________________________________________________

LAND SURVEYING PLANNING ENGINEERING WATER

RIGHTS FORESTRY GPS & GIS

August 17, 2017

Mr. Jerry Behm

Dorothy L. Behm Family Trust

P.O. Box 220

Castle Rock, WA 98611

Re: Timber cruise for the Dorothy L. Behm Family Trust 2017 Timber Sale.

Dear Mr. Behm: Per your request, we have updated the timber cruise for the timber sale located in Lane County, Oregon upon the following legal description:

Portion of Tax lots 200 & 300, Section 21, Township 16 South, Rage 04 East, W.M.

The sale unit includes 5.21 acres of Stand #1 and 22.44 acres of Stand #4, for a combined total of 27.65 net acres

Your attention is directed to the following report.

Please contact me if any questions arise.

Sincerely,

Travis Emerling, Forester

DALLAS OFFICE 211 EAST ELLENDALE #9

DALLAS, OREGON 97338 TELEPHONE (541) 623-9000

COOS BAY JUNCTION CITY DALLAS FOREST GROVE

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Timber Cruise Report

Cruise Objective

The primary objective of this cruise was to establish an inventory of merchantable timber for the

purpose of a lump sum timber sale. Volumes reported in the cruise report are based upon the July,

2016 and August, 2017 cruise dates.

Mapping and Acreage Mapping was done using the PC-GPS forest mapping software in conjunction with 2016 NAIP

aerial ortho- photos. Unit boundaries within the timber were mapped using a Garmin GLO GPS

receiver. Unit boundaries along the road were mapped using LIDAR imagery. Road acres within the

unit were removed based on 15 foot clearing limits. The resulting map can be found attached to this

report.

Timber Descriptions

Type 1 is a 5.21 acre merchantable timber type that is 64% Douglas-fir and 29% western hemlock,

by volume, with the remainder consisting of red alder and bigleaf maple. Timber ages within the

type were predominantly 35 to 55 years old with some older timber present as well. The average

Douglas-fir has a DBH of 17.2. Timber is of good quality and free of major defect.

The current net volume within the type is approximately 19.2 Mbf per acre.

Type 4 is a 22.44 acre merchantable timber type that is 88% Douglas-fir and 10% western hemlock,

by volume, with traces of red alder and bigleaf maple. Timber ages within the type range from 50 to

60 years of age, with scattered residual trees as well. The average Douglas-fir has a DBH of 14.9

inches. Timber is of good quality and free of major defect.

The current net volume within the type is approximately 32.3. Mbf per acre.

Cruise Method

Timber was cruised using a variable radius plot cruise method. Trees were sited at diameter at breast

height (DBH) using a basal area factor (BAF) of 25.15 in type 1 and 33.61 in type 4. Trees were

cruised to a minimum of 8 inches at dbh. Cruise trees had to contain a minimum of a 16 foot log with

a 6 inch scale end diameter.

The timber types were originally cruised in June, 2016. Plots were allocated on a 3.5 chain (231 feet)

square grid, which is roughly equivalent to 1.2 acres per plot. In total, 22 plots were sampled within

the timber sale area. All plots were measured for species, sort and grade. In August, 2017, an

additional 24 plots were allocated on a 3.5 chain square grid with a 1.75 chain offset north and east

from the original plot grid. The additional plots were sampled using the same method as the 2016

cruise. No adjustments were made to the original cruise data to account for growth between the

cruise dates.

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Bole lengths were measured to a minimum of 7 inches outside bark or to 40 percent of the bole

diameter at 16 feet, whichever was greater. Logs were graded using Columbia River Bureau

rules. The minimum sawlog diameter cruised was 6 inches scaling diameter. The preferred log

length specified for sawlogs was 36 feet with log lengths down to 12 feet being specified for

utilization of the merchantable bole length.

Defect deductions were made as needed to each log segment with either a length, diameter or

percentage deduction. Most deductions were for sweep, crook, roughness, rot or forks.

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Domestic

Species

Export

3P and Better #2 Saw #3 Saw #4 Saw R#3 Saw IS SLC Pulp/ UT/SC

Volume

Timber volumes are from the Super A.C.E. cruise program. This is a variable log length cruise

program that computes volumes from the cruiser's measurement of tree diameter, form (taper) and

merchantable bole height. Timber volumes are reported in terms of west-side scribner scale.

Timber volumes are summarized below. Standard species, sort and grade reports, log stock table

reports and statistic reports from the cruise program can be found attached to this report.

Table 1: Cruise Summary -- #4 Sawmill and Better

Net BF/Acre

Type

Trees/Acre Avg.

DBH

BA/

Acre Douglas-fir

Residual

Douglas-fir

Western Bi

hemlock

gleaf

maple Red alder Total

1 116 15.6 153.7 11,758 627 5,638 621 515 19,159

4 191 14.7 223.5 28,570 - 3,153 441 182 32,346

Harvest Unit Avg. 176.6 14.8 210.3 25,401 114 3,621 461 245 29,843

Table 2: Total Net Volume (MBF) by Species and Grade

Species

Domestic

3P and Better #2 Saw #3 Saw

#4 Saw R#3 Saw

Export

IS SLC

Pulp/UT/SC

Total

Douglas-fir 2 196 236 52 1 140 72 5 703

Residual Douglas-fir 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 3

Western hemlock 0 40 48 10 0 0 0 2 100

Red Alder 0 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 7

Bigleaf maple 0 1 1 9 0 0 0 2 13

826

Table 3: Log Grades Percent Total Net Volume

Douglas-fir Trace 28% 34% 7% Trace 20% 10% 1%

Residual Douglas-fir - 33% - - - - - 67%

Western hemlock - 40% 48% 10% - - - 2%

Red Alder - 0% 14% 86% - - - -

Bigleaf maple - 8% 8% 69% - - - 15%

Table 4: Total Net Volume (MBF) by Scaling Diameter

Species 6-7" 8-11" 12-16" 17-23" 24-29" 30" +

Douglas-fir 147.7 211.0 196.9 112.5 35.2 -

Residual Douglas-fir - - 0.3 1.1 1.7 0.0

Western hemlock 30.0 29.0 32.0 9.0 0.0 -

Red Alder 3.4 3.6 0.0 - - -

Bigleaf maple 4.6 7.0 1.4 0.0 - -

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Table 5: Percent of Total Net Volume by Scaling Diameter

Species 6-7" 8-11" 12-16" 17-23" 24-29" 30" +

Douglas-fir 21% 30% 28% 16% 5%

Residual Douglas-fir 10% 35% 55%

Western hemlock 30% 29% 32% 9%

Red Alder 49% 51%

Bigleaf maple 35% 54% 11%

The statistical standard error for the subject tract is 6.9% for the net board feet per acre, all species

combined based upon one standard deviation.

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TC PSTATS PROJECT STATISTICS PAGE 1

PROJECT BEHM DATE 8/17/2017

TWP RGE SC TRACT TYPE ACRES PLOTS TREES CuFt BdFt

16S 04E 21 2017 1 27.65 46 301 S W 16S 04E 21 2017 4

ESTIMATED PERCENT

TREES TOTAL SAMPLE

PLOTS TREES PER PLOT TREES TREES

TOTAL 46 301 6.5 CRUISE 46 301 6.5 4,884 6.2

DBH COUNT REFOREST COUNT BLANKS 100 %

STAND SUMMARY

SAMPLE TRE ES AVG BOLE REL BASAL GROSS NET GROSS NET

TREES /ACRE DBH LEN DEN AREA BF/AC BF/AC CF/AC CF/AC

DOUG FIR 229 131.9 15.1 63 42.0 163.1 26,933 25,402 6,077 5,873

WHEMLOCK 51 29.8 14.4 51 8.9 33.6 3,997 3,621 1,009 996

BL MAPLE 13 9.1 13.3 30 2.4 8.7 519 475 143 143

R ALDER 7 5.7 11.7 30 1.3 4.3 260 245 79 79

RESIDUAL 1 .1 39.0 108 0.1 .5 120 118 23 23

TOTAL 301 1 76.6 14.8 58 54.7 210.3 31,829 29,861 7,330 7,113

CONFIDENCE LIMITS OF THE SAMPLE

68.1 TIMES OUT OF 100 THE VOLUME WILL BE WITHIN THE SAMPLE ERROR

CL 68.1 COEFF SAMPLE TREES - BF # OF TREES REQ. INF. POP.

SD: 1.0 VAR.% S.E.% LOW AVG HIGH 5 10 15

DOUG FIR 96.1 6.6 413 442 471 WHEMLOCK 85.1 12.0 175 199 223 BL MAPLE 66.1 19.1 52 65 77 R ALDER 55.4 22.5 40 51 63 RESIDUAL TOTAL 107.4 6.4 352 376 401 461 115 51

CL 68.1 COEFF SAMPLE TREES - CF # OF TREES REQ. INF. POP.



CL 68.1 COEFF TREES/ACRE # OF PLOTS REQ. INF. POP.


DOUG FIR 83.5 12.3 116 132 148 WHEMLOCK 167.1 24.6 22 30 37 BL MAPLE 263.8 38.9 6 9 13 R ALDER 332.5 49.0 3 6 9 RESIDUAL 678.2 99.9 0 0 0 TOTAL 56.3 8.3 162 177 191 127 32 14

CL 68.1 COEFF BASAL AREA/ACRE # OF PLOTS REQ. INF. POP.



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TC PSTATS PROJECT STATISTICS PAGE 2

CL 68.1 SD: 1.0

COEFF

VAR.%

S.E.%

NET BF/ACRE

LOW AVG HIGH

# OF PLOTS REQ.

5 10

INF. POP.

15 DOUG FIR 62.4 9.2 23,068 25,402 27,735 WHEMLOCK 154.6 22.8 2,796 3,621 4,446 BL MAPLE 287.3 42.3 274 475 676 R ALDER 322.0 47.4 129 245 361 RESIDUAL 678.2 99.9 0 118 236 TOTAL 46.9 6.9 27,799 29,861 31,923 88 22 10

CL 68.1 COEFF NET CUFT FT/ACRE # OF PLOTS REQ. INF. POP.


DOUG FIR 60.6 8.9 5,349 5,873 6,397 WHEMLOCK 148.4 21.9 778 996 1,214 BL MAPLE 280.0 41.3 84 143 202 R ALDER 315.7 46.5 42 79 116 RESIDUAL 678.2 99.9 0 23 45 TOTAL 43.2 6.4 6,661 7,113 7,566 74 19 8

CL 68.1 COEFF V BAR/ACRE # OF PLOTS REQ. INF. POP.




TWP RGE SC TRACT TYPE ACRES PLOTS TREES CuFt BdFt

16S 04E 21 2017 1 27.65 46 301 S W 16S 04E 21 2017 4

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TC PSPCSTGR Species, Sort Grade - Board Foot Volumes (Project)

T16S R04E S21 Ty1

T16S R04E S21 Ty4

5.21

22.44

Project:

Acres

BEHM

27.65

Page 1 Date 8/17/2017 Time 12:24:18PM

S So Gr

%

Net

Percent of Net Board Foot Volume

Bd. Ft. per Acre Total Log Scale Dia. Log Length Ln

Average Log Logs

Dia Bd CF/ Per

Spp T rt ad BdFt Def% Gross Net Net MBF 5-7 6-11 12-16 17+ 12-20 21-30 31-35 36-99 Ft In Ft Lf /Acre

WH DO2M 39 11.2 1,603 1,424 39 78 22 5 2 23 69 34 14 233 1.70 6.1

WH DO3M 47 9.3 1,900 1,723 48 39 61 35 65 36 8 75 0.61 22.9

WH DO4M 10 4.3 381 365 10 100 41 48 11 22 6 26 0.34 14.2

WH PU PU 4 3.0 113 109 3 31 13 56 92 8 18 8 41 0.64 2.6

WH Totals 12 9.4 3,997 3,621 100 30 29 32 9 9 6 27 58 30 8 79 0.71 45.8

BM

2S 2M

10

16.7

60

50

1

100

100

16

14

100

1.51

.5

BM 3S 3M 10 48 48 1 100 100 20 10 70 0.81 .7

BM 4S 4M 66 9.7 347 314 9 49 51 9 62 10 19 25 7 44 0.55 7.1

BM PU PU 14 63 63 2 22 78 43 57 18 7 29 0.56 2.1

BM Totals 2 8.4 519 475 13 35 54 11 33 48 6 13 23 8 45 0.60 10.4

BG

DO2M

44

3.5

55

53

1

22

78

100

36

17

415

2.39

.1

BG PU PU 56 .0 65 65 2 100 100 30 27 1030 6.14 .1

BG Totals 0 1.6 120 118 3 10 90 55 45 34 20 620 3.49 .2

DF

DO2M

27

9.2

7,817

7,098

196

39

61

1

1

33

65

35

16

342

2.12

20.7

DF DO3M 34 4.5 8,931 8,532 236 40 60 0 1 33 65 36 8 76 0.52 112.7

DF DO4M 7 3.0 1,942 1,883 52 98 2 35 50 10 5 22 6 26 0.29 71.9

DF DO3P 1 10.8 68 60 2 100 100 36 26 999 6.45 .1

DF IS 2M 20 4.9 5,297 5,036 139 85 15 46 54 36 14 250 1.52 20.2

DF SL 3M 10 3.0 2,666 2,586 71 100 46 54 36 10 132 0.81 19.6

DF PU PU 3.0 168 163 5 14 15 11 60 40 60 18 9 79 1.00 2.1

DF R 3M 1 3.0 45 44 1 100 56 44 22 13 143 1.53 .3

DF Totals 85 5.7 26,933 25,402 702 21 30 28 21 3 4 35 57 32 9 103 0.74 247.6

RA

3S 3M

19

3.0

48

47

1

100

100

20

10

68

0.81

.7

RA 4S 4M 81 6.3 212 198 5 60 40 23 60 17 24 7 35 0.49 5.7

RA PU PU 11 6 0.00 .6

RA Totals 1 5.7 260 245 7 49 51 38 48 14 23 7 35 0.50 7.0

Totals

6.2

31,829

29,861

826

22

31

28

19

5

6

33

56

31

8

96

0.73

311.1

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TC TSTATS STATISTICS PAGE 1


TWP RGE SECT TRACT TYPE ACRES PLOTS TREES CuFt BdFt

16S 04E 21 2017 1 5.21 9 55 S W

ESTIMATED PERCENT

TREES TOTAL SAMPLE


TOTAL 9 55 6.1 CRUISE 9 55 6.1 603 9.1


STAND SUMMARY

SAMPLE TREES AVG BOLE REL BASAL GROSS NET GROSS NET


DOUG FIR 27 47.0 17.2 68 18.2 75.4 12,474 11,758 2,849 2,756

WHEMLOCK 19 46.5 14.5 54 14.0 53.1 6,222 5,638 1,597 1,597

BL MAPLE 4 9.9 14.4 31 2.9 11.2 765 621 187 187

R ALDER 4 12.0 13.1 29 3.1 11.2 570 515 202 202

RESIDUAL 1 .3 39.0 108 0.4 2.8 637 627 120 120

TOTAL 55 115.8 15.6 56 38.9 153.7 20,667 19,159 4,955 4,861



CL: 68.1 % COEFF SAMPLE TREES - BF # OF TREES REQ. INF. POP.



CL: 68.1 % COEFF SAMPLE TREES - CF # OF TREES REQ. INF. POP.



CL: 68.1 % COEFF TREES/ACRE # OF PLOTS REQ. INF. POP.


DOUG FIR 115.0 40.6 28 47 66 WHEMLOCK 100.1 35.3 30 47 63 BL MAPLE 143.7 50.7 5 10 15 R ALDER 258.6 91.3 1 12 23 RESIDUAL 300.0 105.9 0 1 TOTAL 47.5 16.7 96 116 135 101 25 11

CL: 68.1 % COEFF BASAL AREA/ACRE # OF PLOTS REQ. INF. POP.



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16S 04E 21 2017 1 5.21 9 55 S W

CL: 68.1 % COEFF NET BF/ACRE # OF PLOTS REQ. INF. POP.

SD: 1.0 VAR. S.E.% LOW AVG HIGH 5 10 15



DOUG FIR 77.0 27.2 8,563 11,758 14,954 WHEMLOCK 112.8 39.8 3,393 5,638 7,884 BL MAPLE 130.7 46.1 334 621 908 R ALDER 245.5 86.7 69 515 962 RESIDUAL 300.0 105.9 627 1,290 TOTAL 53.8 19.0 15,522 19,159 22,797 130 32 14

CL: 68.1 % COEFF NET CUFT FT/ACRE # OF PLOTS REQ. INF. POP.


DOUG FIR 74.8 26.4 2,028 2,756 3,483 WHEMLOCK 113.4 40.0 958 1,597 2,236 BL MAPLE 128.7 45.4 102 187 272 R ALDER 225.9 79.7 41 202 362 RESIDUAL 300.0 105.9 120 247 TOTAL 50.2 17.7 4,000 4,861 5,722 113 28 13

CL: 68.1 % COEFF V-BAR/ACRE # OF PLOTS REQ. INF. POP.



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16S 04E 21 2017 4 22.44 37 246 S W

ESTIMATED PERCENT

TREES TOTAL SAMPLE


TOTAL 37 246 6.6 CRUISE 37 246 6.6 4,280 5.7


STAND SUMMARY

SAMPLE TREES AVG BOLE REL BASAL GROSS NET GROSS NET


DOUG FIR 202 151.6 14.9 62 47.5 183.5 30,290 28,570 6,826 6,596

WHEMLOCK 32 26.0 14.3 49 7.7 29.1 3,480 3,153 872 856

BL MAPLE 9 8.9 13.0 30 2.3 8.2 461 441 133 133

R ALDER 3 4.3 10.8 30 0.8 2.7 188 182 51 51

TOTAL 246 190.7 14.7 58 58.4 223.5 34,420 32,346 7,882 7,636



CL: 68.1 % COEFF SAMPLE TREES - BF # OF TREES REQ. INF. POP.


DOUG FIR 98.0 7.2 407 438 470 WHEMLOCK 94.0 16.6 176 212 247 BL MAPLE 57.4 20.3 43 54 65 R ALDER 75.8 52.4 25 52 79 TOTAL 105.6 7.0 359 386 413 446 111 50

CL: 68.1 % COEFF SAMPLE TREES - CF # OF TREES REQ. INF. POP.



CL: 68.1 % COEFF TREES/ACRE # OF PLOTS REQ. INF. POP.



CL: 68.1 % COEFF BASAL AREA/ACRE # OF PLOTS REQ. INF. POP.





DOUG FIR 53.2 8.7 26,073 28,570 31,066 WHEMLOCK 171.7 28.2 2,264 3,153 4,042 BL MAPLE 332.3 54.6 200 441 682 R ALDER 356.0 58.5 76 182 289 TOTAL 41.4 6.8 30,146 32,346 34,545 68 17 8

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16S 04E 21 2017 4 22.44 37 246 S W


SD: 1.0 VAR. S.E.% LOW AVG HIGH 5 10 15



DOUG FIR 51.4 8.5 6,039 6,596 7,154 WHEMLOCK 162.2 26.6 628 856 1,084 BL MAPLE 323.7 53.2 62 133 203 R ALDER 345.5 56.8 22 51 80 TOTAL 38.3 6.3 7,156 7,636 8,117 59 15 7

CL: 68.1 % COEFF V-BAR/ACRE # OF PLOTS REQ. INF. POP.



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T TSPCSTGR Species, Sort Grade - Board Foot Volumes (Type) Page 1

Project: BEHM Date 8/17/2017

Time 12:24:18PM

T16S R04E S21 T1 T16S R04E S21 T1

Twp Rge Sec Tract Type Acres Plots Sample Trees CuFt BdFt

16S 04E 21 2017 1 5.21 9 55 S W

S So Gr

Spp T rt ad

%

Net

BdFt

Bd. Ft. per Acre

Def% Gross Net

Total

Net MBF

Percent Net Board Foot Volume Average Log Logs

Per

/Acre

Log Scale Dia.

5-7 6-11 12-16 17+

Log Length

12-20 21-30 31-35 36-99

Ln Dia Bd CF/

Ft In Ft Lf

DF DO 2M

DF DO 3M

DF DO 4M

DF DO 3P

DF IS 2M

DF SL 3M

DF PU PU

28

29

5

3

26

8

1

8.9 3,741 3,409

4.3 3,448 3,299

3.0 683 662

10.8 359 320

4.5 3,229 3,084

3.0 932 904

3.0 82 80

18

17

3

2

16

5

0

60 40

28 72

92 8

100

52 48

100

29 71

5 49 46

1 46 53

40 60

100

47 53

70 30

100

32 14 244 1.73

35 8 80 0.58

21 6 26 0.30

36 26 999 6.45

35 15 294 1.81

34 10 113 0.83

14 13 86 1.25

14.0

41.1

25.1

.3

10.5

8.0

.9

DF Totals 61 5.7 12,474 11,758 61 13 28 32 27 4 4 45 47 31 9 118 0.89 99.9

WH DO 2M

WH DO 3M

WH DO 4M

32

58

10

10.9 2,076 1,850

9.5 3,604 3,263

3.0 542 526

10

17

3

100

36 64

100

9 91

39 61

65 35

35 14 220 1.64

36 8 77 0.64

19 6 22 0.30

8.4

42.3

23.7

WH Totals 29 9.4 6,222 5,638 29 30 37 33 6 6 23 65 30 8 76 0.70 74.4

BM 2S 2M

BM 4S 4M

BM PU PU

42

46

12

16.7 320 266

24.2 374 284

71 71

1

1

0

100

45 55

100

100

55 45

100

16 14 100 1.51

24 7 31 0.49

12 11 40 0.79

2.7

9.0

1.8

BM Totals 3 18.8 765 621 3 20 37 43 80 20 21 9 46 0.67 13.5

RA 4S 4M

RA PU PU

100 9.6 570 515 3 19 81 48 18 34 25 8 43 0.68

11 6 0.00

12.0

3.0

RA Totals 3 9.6 570 515 3 19 81 48 18 34 22 7 34 0.61 15.0

BG DO 2M

BG PU PU

44

56

3.5 290 280

.0 347 347

1

2

22 78

100

100

100

36 17 415 2.39

30 27 1030 6.14

.7

.3

BG Totals 3 1.6 637 627 3 10 90 55 45 34 20 620 3.49 1.0

Type Totals 7.3 20,667 19,159 100 18 32 31 19 8 7 34 51 29 9 94 0.81 203.8

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T TSPCSTGR Species, Sort Grade - Board Foot Volumes (Type) Page 1

Project: BEHM Date 8/17/2017

Time 12:24:18PM

T16S R04E S21 T4 T16S R04E S21 T4

Twp Rge Sec Tract Type Acres Plots Sample Trees CuFt BdFt

16S 04E 21 2017 4 22.44 37 246 S W

S So Gr

Spp T rt ad

%

Net

BdFt

Bd. Ft. per Acre

Def% Gross Net

Total

Net MBF

Percent Net Board Foot Volume Average Log Logs

Per

/Acre

Log Scale Dia.

5-7 6-11 12-16 17+

Log Length

12-20 21-30 31-35 36-99

Ln Dia Bd CF/

Ft In Ft Lf

DF DO 2M

DF DO 3M

DF DO 4M

DF IS 2M

DF SL 3M

DF PU PU

DF R 3M

27

34

8

19

11

1

9.2 8,764 7,955

4.5 10,204 9,747

3.0 2,234 2,167

5.0 5,777 5,489

3.0 3,068 2,976

3.0 188 183

3.0 55 54

179

219

49

123

67

4

1

36 64

41 59

99 1

89 11

100

16 14 5 66

100

1 1 31 67

0 1 32 66

35 49 10 6

46 54

44 56

34 66

56 44

35 16 357 2.18

37 7 75 0.52

22 6 26 0.29

36 14 245 1.49

36 10 133 0.81

18 8 78 0.99

22 13 143 1.53

22.3

129.4

82.8

22.4

22.3

2.3

.4

DF Totals 88 5.7 30,290 28,570 641 22 31 28 20 3 4 34 58 32 8 101 0.73 281.9

WH DO 2M

WH DO 3M

WH DO 4M

WH PU PU

42

43

10

5

11.2 1,493 1,326

9.2 1,504 1,366

4.8 344 327

3.0 139 135

30

31

7

3

71 29

42 58

100

31 13 56

7 31 62

33 67

32 52 15

92 8

34 14 238 1.72

36 8 74 0.59

23 6 27 0.35

18 8 41 0.64

5.6

18.4

11.9

3.3

WH Totals 10 9.4 3,480 3,153 71 30 26 32 12 10 6 29 55 30 8 80 0.72 39.2

BM 3S 3M

BM 4S 4M

BM PU PU

13

73

14

59 59

6.0 341 321

61 61

1

7

1

100

50 50

28 72

100

65 12 23

28 72

20 10 70 0.81

26 7 48 0.56

19 7 27 0.53

.8

6.7

2.2

BM Totals 1 4.4 461 441 10 40 60 17 57 8 17 24 8 45 0.58 9.7

RA 3S 3M

RA 4S 4M

31

69

3.0 59 58

3.0 128 125

1

3

100

100

100

100

20 10 68 0.81

24 6 29 0.36

.8

4.3

RA Totals 1 3.0 188 182 4 68 32 32 68 23 7 36 0.43 5.1

Type Totals 6.0 34,420 32,346 726 23 31 27 19 4 6 33 57 31 8 96 0.72 336.0

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TC PLOGSTVB Log Stock Table - MBF

T16S R04E S21 Ty1 5.21

T16S R04E S21 Ty4 22.44

Page 1 Project: BEHM Date 8/17/2017

Acres 27.65 Time 12:24:19PM

Spp

S

T

So Gr

rt de

Log

Len Gross

MBF

Def

% Net

MBF

%

Spc

Net Volume by Scaling Diameter in Inches

2-3 4-5 6-7 8-9 10-11 12-13 14-15 16-19 20-23 24-29 30-39 40+

WH DO 2M 16 1 13.8 1 .8

5

1

3

WH DO 2M 20 2 16.9 1 1.3 1

WH DO 2M 24 1 7.6 1 .8 1

WH DO 2M 34 11 13.6 9 9.2 2

WH DO 2M 36 17 10.0 15 15.3 7 9

WH DO 2M 40 13 10.0 12 11.9 1 6 5

WH DO 3M 32 2 16.9 2 1.5 2

5

WH DO 3M 34 17 11.3 15 15.2 3 7

WH DO 3M 36 22 9.4 20 19.8 9 5 6

WH DO 3M 40 12 5.1 11 11.1 6 2 2

WH DO 4M 14 0 3.0 0 .3 0

WH DO 4M 16 2 3.0 2 2.2 2

WH DO 4M 18 0 3.0 0 .4 0

WH DO 4M 19 1 3.0 1 .7 1

WH DO 4M 20 1 3.0 1 .5 1

WH DO 4M 24 1 3.0 1 1.3 1

WH DO 4M 26 1 3.0 1 .6 1

WH DO 4M 28 1 3.0 1 1.5 1

WH DO 4M 30 1 3.0 1 1.4 1

WH DO 4M 32 1 3.0 1 .6 1

WH DO 4M 34 1 22.4 1 .6 1

WH PU PU 13 1 3.0 1 .7 0 1

WH PU PU 16 1 3.0 1 1.1 1

WH PU PU 17 0 3.0 0 .3 0

WH PU PU 19 1 3.0 1 .6 1

WH PU PU 25 0 3.0 0 .2 0

WH Totals 111 9.4 100 12.1 30 16 13 12 20 6 3

BM 2S 2M 16 2 16.7 1 10.6 1 1

BM 3S 3M 20 1 1 10.2 1

BM 4S 4M 16 0 33.3 0 1.4 0

BM 4S 4M 20 1 20.0 1 4.8 1

BM 4S 4M 22 1 1 9.4 1

BM 4S 4M 24 4 6.0 3 26.4 2 1

BM 4S 4M 30 1 25.0 1 5.0 1

BM 4S 4M 32 1 22.2 1 6.4 1

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T16S R04E S21 Ty1 5.21

T16S R04E S21 Ty4 22.44



Spp

S

T

So Gr

rt de

Log

Len Gross

MBF

Def

% Net

MBF

%

Spc


2-3 4-5 6-7 8-9 10-11 12-13 14-15 16-19 20-23 24-29 30-39 40+

BM 4S 4M 36 2 2 12.7 2

BM PU PU 12 0 0 2.8

0

0

BM PU PU 19 0 0 2.9

BM PU PU 29 1 1 7.5 1

BM Totals 14 8.4 13 1.6 5 5 2 1 1

BG

BG

DO 2M 36 2 3.5 1 44.6 0 1

PU PU 30 2 2 55.4 2

BG Totals 3 1.6 3 .4 0 1 2

DF DO 2M 16 3 18.2 2 .3 1 1

13

10

DF DO 2M 20 1 8.5 1 .1 1

DF DO 2M 28 2 9.9 2 .2 2

DF DO 2M 32 3 7.2 3 .5 2 1

DF DO 2M 34 67 8.3 62 8.8 12 11 16

DF DO 2M 36 84 9.7 75 10.7 13 13 23 17 10

DF DO 2M 40 57 9.3 52 7.3 12 2 14 16 8

DF DO 3M 20 0 3.0 0 .1 0 0

DF DO 3M 21 0 3.0 0 .0 0

DF DO 3M 22 1 3.0 1 .1 0 1

DF DO 3M 23 0 3.0 0 .0 0

DF DO 3M 24 0 3.0 0 .1 0

DF DO 3M 26 0 3.0 0 .0 0

DF DO 3M 27 0 3.0 0 .1 0

DF DO 3M 28 1 3.0 1 .1 1

DF DO 3M 29 0 3.0 0 .0 0

DF DO 3M 31 0 3.0 0 .1 0

DF DO 3M 32 4 3.0 4 .6 3 1 0

DF DO 3M 33 2 3.0 2 .3 2

DF DO 3M 34 75 5.1 71 10.1 26 29 16

DF DO 3M 35 0 3.0 0 .0 0

DF DO 3M 36 63 4.6 60 8.6 14 21 25

DF DO 3M 37 4 3.0 4 .6 4

DF DO 3M 38 2 3.0 2 .3 2

DF DO 3M 39 2 5.5 2 .3 2 0

DF DO 3M 40 89 4.1 85 12.1 41 26 17

DF DO 4M 13 1 3.0 1 .1 1

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T16S R04E S21 Ty1 5.21

T16S R04E S21 Ty4 22.44



Spp

S

T

So Gr

rt de

Log

Len Gross

MBF

Def

% Net

MBF

%

Spc


2-3 4-5 6-7 8-9 10-11 12-13 14-15 16-19 20-23 24-29 30-39 40+

DF DO 4M 14 1 3.0 0 .1

1

0

DF DO 4M 15 1 3.0 1 .1 1

DF DO 4M 16 4 3.0 4 .6 3 0

DF DO 4M 17 2 3.0 2 .2 2

DF DO 4M 18 1 3.0 1 .2 1 0

DF DO 4M 19 1 3.0 1 .1 1

DF DO 4M 20 9 3.0 8 1.2 8 0

DF DO 4M 21 2 3.0 2 .3 2 0

DF DO 4M 22 2 3.0 2 .3 2

DF DO 4M 23 2 3.0 2 .3 2

DF DO 4M 24 7 3.0 7 1.0 7 0

DF DO 4M 25 1 3.0 1 .2 1

DF DO 4M 26 4 3.0 4 .6 4

DF DO 4M 27 3 3.0 3 .5 3

DF DO 4M 28 0 3.0 0 .1 0

DF DO 4M 29 2 3.0 2 .2 2

DF DO 4M 30 2 3.0 2 .3 2

DF DO 4M 31 1 3.0 1 .2 1

DF DO 4M 32 1 3.0 1 .1 1

DF DO 4M 34 1 3.0 1 .1 1

DF DO 4M 35 2 3.0 2 .3 2

DF DO 4M 36 3 3.0 3 .4 3

DF DO 3P 36 2 10.8 2 .2 2

DF IS 2M 34 66 3.6 64 9.1 18 24 14 8

DF IS 2M 36 49 6.5 45 6.5 28 10 7

DF IS 2M 40 32 5.3 30 4.3 10 8 13

DF SL 3M 34 34 3.0 33 4.7 7 26

DF SL 3M 36 20 3.0 19 2.7 7 12

DF SL 3M 40 20 3.0 19 2.8 1 18

DF PU PU 12 0 3.0 0 .1 0

0

0

0

3

DF PU PU 14 1 3.0 0 .1

DF PU PU 16 0 3.0 0 .0 0

DF PU PU 17 0 3.0 0 .0 0

DF PU PU 19 1 3.0 1 .1 1

DF PU PU 34 3 3.0 3 .4

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T16S R04E S21 Ty1 5.21

T16S R04E S21 Ty4 22.44

Project: BEHM Page 4

Acres 27.65 Date 8/17/2017 Time 12:24:19PM

S

Spp T

So Gr Log

rt de Len Gross Def Net

MBF % MBF

%

Spc


2-3 4-5 6-7 8-9 10-11 12-13 14-15 16-19 20-23 24-29 30-39 40+

DF

DF

DF

R 3M 16

R 3M 20

R 3M 36

0 3.0 0

0 3.0 0

1 3.0 1

.0

.1

.1

0

0

1

DF Totals 745 5.7 702 85.1 1 146 95 119 99 70 86 54 32

RA

RA

RA

RA

RA

RA

RA

RA

3S 3M 20 1 3.0 1 19.1 1

4S 4M 19

4S 4M 20

4S 4M 21

4S 4M 24

4S 4M 25

4S 4M 30

4S 4M 40

1 3.0 1

1 3.0 1

1 3.0 1

1 3.0 1

1 3.0 1

1 16.9 0

1 13.8 1

7.6

11.3

8.2

13.3

19.8

7.1

13.6

1

1

1

1

1

0

1

RA Totals 7 5.7 7 .8 3 2 1

Total

All Species 880 6.2 826 100.0 1 184 118 135 112 90 93 58 34

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