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Forest Management Plan AS-32

2. Owner Information

4. 1. Property Owners*

   Must match the legal ownership listed on your deed.

6. 2. Email *

7. 3. Phone Number

9. 4. Parcel(s) Addressed in this Plan *

   Separate with commas.

11. 5. AIN(s) or Serial #(s) Addressed in Plan *

    Separate with commas.

13. 6. General Location of Property(s)*

17. 7. Total Timbered Acres Covered in this Plan*

19. 8. Total Acres Allocated to Other Uses or Non-Uses

21. Active Cropland

22. Riparian or Flooded Land

23. Fenced Active Grazing Land

25. Inactive Land

26. CRP Land

27. Ornamental Christmas Trees

29. Homesite

30. Acres With Limited Use

    (Per Within AC. Utility Easements)

31. Describe Type of Easement

33. 9. Is Plan Prepared by Professional Consultant?*

    1. Yes
    2. No

34. If "Yes"

    Name of Consultant

36. 10. Describe Topography*

38. 11. Slope Aspect*

    Check all that Apply:

    1. North
    2. South
    3. East
    4. West
    5. Flat
40. 12. Access to Timber*

    Describe if there are Pre-Existing Roads/Skid Trails, Location & Condition

42. 13. Property Boundaries & Location*

    Describe their Condition

44. 14. Habitat Type(s)*

    Or Wettest Conifer Species Present

46. 15. Past Management History*

48. 16. Best Species of Tree to Manage for*

50. 17. Least Desirable Tree Species for Site*

51. Why?*

53. 18. Health Problems
    Describe what, if any, of the following health problems exist.

    Describe what, if any, of the following health problems exist.

55. Insects

56. Environment

58. Disease

59. Mechanical

61. 19. Vegetation Competition For Stand Development Stocking:

63. Overstory*

    1. Dense
    2. Moderate
    3. Light
    4. No Competition

64. Understory*

    1. Dense
    2. Moderate
    3. Light
    4. No Competition

66. 20. Water Resources*

    Stream Location & Class

68. 21. Wildlife Observations*

70. 22. Threatened or Endangered Species

    Plants, Animal, Reptile, etc... (Leave blank if none observed at time of inspection)

72. 23. Archaeological Artifacts Observed

    (Leave blank if none observed at time of inspection)

74. 24. Stand Overstory Composition:

76. Crown Or Canopy Closure % *

    (Of Overstory)

77. Or N/A, Overstory Removed

    1. N/A

79. Species Present & Percent Of Population:
    Enter 0% if any of the listed species are not present.

    Enter 0% if any of the listed species are not present.

81. Western Hemlock %*

82. Douglas Fir %*

83. Birch %*

84. Western Red Cedar %

86. Lodgepole Pine %*

87. Pacific Yew %*

88. Western White Pine %*

89. Ponderosa Pine %*

91. Black Cottonwood %*

92. Western Larch %*

93. Subalpine Fir %*

94. Quaking Aspen %*

96. Grand Fir %*

97. Engelmann Spruce %*

99. 25. Stand Understory Composition:
    Enter 0% if any of the listed species are not present.

    Enter 0% if any of the listed species are not present.

101. Western Hemlock %*

102. Douglas Fir %*

103. Birch %*

105. Western Red Cedar %*

106. Lodgepole Pine %*

107. Pacific Yew %*

109. Western White Pine %*

110. Ponderosa Pine %*

111. Black Cottonwood %*

113. Western Larch %*

114. Sub Alpine Fir %*

115. Quaking Aspen %*

117. Grand Fir %*

118. Englemann Spruce %*

120. Stocking Density Of Existing Understory:*

     1. VERY DENSE (800+ TREES PER AC. OR A TREE EVERY 7 FEET APART)
     2. DENSE (600+ TREES PER AC. OR A TREE EVERY 8 OR 9 FEET APART)
     3. GOOD (300 TO 400 TREES PER AC. OR A TREE EVERY 10 TO 12 FEET APART)
     4. LIGHT (150 TO 200 TREES PER ACRE OR A TREE EVERY 15 TO 17 FEET APART)
     5. SPARSE (LESS THEN 100 TREES PER ACRE OR TREES SPACED 20+ FEET APART)

122. 26. Average Stand Age

123. Overstory Years*

124. Understory Years*

126. 27. Average Diameter

127. Overstory Inches*

128. Understory Inches*

130. 28. Average Tree Height

131. Overstory Feet*

132. Understory Feet*

134. 29. Current Stand Condition & Property Description*

136. Upload photos here (optional)

137. Upload photos here (optional)

138. Upload photos here (optional)

139. Upload photos here (optional)

141. 30. Estimate Of Next Commercial Harvest*

     (in years)

143. 31. Type Of Commercial Harvest Method Projected*

     (Check All That Apply)

     1. SANITATION CUT
     2. SHELTERWOOD CUT
     3. COMMERCIAL THINNING
     4. SALVAGE CUT

     1. SELECT CUT
     2. PARTIAL CUT
     3. CLEARCUT
     4. OVERSTORY REMOVAL
145. 32. Type Of Harvest Equipment:

148. Felling:*

     1. Hand
     2. Mechanized

151. Yarding Or Skidding: (Check All That Apply)*

     1. CONVENTIONAL GROUND EQUIPMENT
     2. LOW IMPACT EQUIPMENT
     3. ATV or EQUIVALENT
     4. FARM TRACTOR WITH WINCH
     5. HORSE(S)
     6. CABLE SYSTEM
     7. HELICOPTER
     8. FELLER BUNCHER or PROCESSOR WITH FORWARDER

153. 33. Projected Pre-Commercial Activities Needed
     (Current & Future)

     (Current & Future)

156. Brush Mitigation

157. Acres

158. YRS. to complete

161. Thinning

162. Acres

163. YRS. to complete

166. Planting

167. Acres

168. YRS. to complete

171. Pruning

172. Acres

173. YRS. to complete

176. Weed & Or Rodent Abatement

177. Acres

178. YRS. to complete

180. 34. Short And Long Term Management Prescription:
     Please give detailed descriptions of the above pre-commercial activities using these guidelines: Brush mitigation, weed/rodent abatement – brief explanation as to why it’s needed, start & completion dates (est.), type of herbicides or poisons to be used & type of applicator. Planting/thinning – brief explanation as to why it’s needed, start & completion dates (est.), spacing & species preference. Pruning – brief explanation as to why it’s needed, start & completion dates (est.) & the species, size and height of pruning you will focus on.

     Please give detailed descriptions of the above pre-commercial activities using these guidelines: Brush mitigation, weed/rodent abatement – brief explanation as to why it’s needed, start & completion dates (est.), type of herbicides or poisons to be used & type of applicator. Planting/thinning – brief explanation as to why it’s needed, start & completion dates (est.), spacing & species preference. Pruning – brief explanation as to why it’s needed, start & completion dates (est.) & the species, size and height of pruning you will focus on.

182. First Five Years*

184. Next 5-10 Years*

186. Next 10 Years up to Next Projected Commercial Harvest *

     (Predict type of harvest & method to be used for harvest)

188. 35. Brief Conclusion Statement:

190. We would like to encourage all timberland managers to become a member of the Tree Farm Association and/or the Idaho Forest Owners Association as both associations are there for the education & rights of private timberland owners.

194. DECLARATION: I (WE) DO HEREBY SWEAR AND AFFIRM THAT THE FOREGOING INFORMATION IS, TO THE BEST OF MY (OUR) KNOWLEDGE IS COMPLETE, ACCURATE, AND TRUE. I (WE) ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT IN RECEIVING THE TIMBER DESIGNATION, I AM (WE ARE) DECLARING THAT MY (OUR) TIMBER IS BEING MANAGED AND MAINTAINED FOR THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF ENHANCING THE GROWTH AND HEALTH OF THE TREES ON THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN THIS PLAN, WHICH ARE BEING RAISED AS AN INCOME-PRODUCING CROP WHICH WILL BE EVENTUALLY HARVESTED & MARKETED FOR PROFIT THROUGH THE TIMBER INDUSTRY.

196. Electronic Signature Agreement*

     By checking the "I agree" box below, you agree and acknowledge that 1) your application will not be signed in the sense of a traditional paper document, 2) by signing in this alternate manner, you authorize your electronic signature to be valid and binding upon you to the same force and effect as a handwritten signature, and 3) you may still be required to provide a traditional signature at a later date.

     1. I Agree
     2. I Do Not Agree
198. Signature*

199. Date*
     Date

201. Please Print the Names of all Owners with Legal Interest in the Described Property:

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203. 1. Receive an email copy of this form.
204. Email address

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