Forest Product Harvesting
Volume Removed	3521 MBF (through 2005)
Harvest Cut	157 acres
1st Commercial Thinning	255 acres
2nd Commercial Thinning	39 acres
3rd Commercial Thinning	50 acres
Silviculture Practice
Site Preparation	121 acres
Tree Planting	251 acres/114,164 trees
Pre-Commerical Thinning	251 acres
Pruning (100 trees/acre)	57 acres
Additional Activities
Boundary survey	3.8 miles
Road Construction	5 miles

Forest Product Harvest
1991-2006

Year	Unit	Volume	Acres	Type
1991	Dairy Cr.	190 MBF	17	Commercial Thin
1992	Gales Cr.	187 MBF	26	Commercial Thin
1993	Gales Cr	190 MBF	23	Commercial Thin
1994	Gales Cr	249 MBF	23	Commercial Thin
1995	Gales Cr	154 MBF	21	Commercial Thin
1996	Gales Cr	162 MBF	27	Commercial Thin
1997	Gales Cr	164 MBF	20	Commercial Thin
1998	Dairy Cr.	134 MBF	19	Commercial Thin
1999	Dairy Cr.	106 MBF	24	Commercial Thin
1999	Gales Cr	64 MBF	3	Sanitation Final Harvest
2000	Dairy Cr.	275.32 MBF	20/3	Commerical Thin/ Final Harvest
2001	Manning	17.10 MBF	2	Final Harvest
2001	Gales Cr	176.8 MBF	6	Final Harvest
2001	Dairy Cr.	66.5 MBF	38	Commercial Thin
2002	Dairy Cr.	139.24 MBF	5	Final Harvest
2003	Dairy Cr.	333.98 MBF	9	Final Harvest
2004	Dairy Cr.	118.92 MBF	9	Commercial Thin
2004	Gales Cr	118.36 MBF	20	Commercial Thin
2005	Dairy Cr.	223.31 MBF	10	Final Harvest
2005	Gales Cr	312.14 MBF	26	3rd Commercial Thin
2006	Gales Cr	183.68 MBF	24	3rd Commercial Thin

For the past 12 years management has been done by Richard and Anne. Harvest has been primarily Douglas-fir and Western redcedar, with some hemlock and fiber.

Silivculture Practices
1991-2003

Year	Unit	Acres	Activity
1991	Dairy Cr.	10 Acres	Fertilization
1992	Dairy Cr.	37 acres	Pre-commercial thin
1993	Manning	65 acres	Aerial Spraying for brush release
1993	Dairy Cr.	9 acres	Rehab animal browse
1994	Gales Cr.	6 acres	Brush release
1995	Manning	2 acres	Pre-commerical thin
1995	Gales Cr.	20 acres	Aerial Spraying for brush release
1996	Gales Cr.	3 acres	Clearwood pruning
1996	Manning	2 acres	Pre-commerical thin
1997	Gales Cr.	250 trees	Interplanted Willamette Valley Ponderosa Pine
1997	Gales Cr.	3 acres	Clearwood pruning
1997	Gales Cr.	1 acres	Riparian rehab area around stream to increase basal area
1998-1999	Gales Cr.	5 acres	Clearwood prunning
2000	Gales Cr	1 acre	Clearwood prunning
2000	Gales Cr	1 acre	Manual brush release
2000	Gales Cr	500 trees	Planted Willamette Valley Ponderosa Pine
2000	Gales Cr	475 trees	Planted Douglas-fir
2000	Gales Cr	50	Noble fir: future family Christmas Trees
2001	Dairy Creek	1000 Douglas fir, 500 Western Red Cedar	Planting of 3 acres final harvest
2001	Gales Creek	30 Noble Fir	Christmas tree plantation
2002	Dairy Creek	500 Douglas Fir, 200 Western Red Cedar	Replanted 3 acres final harvest from 2000
2002	Gales Creek	20 Noble fir	Christmas tree plantation
2002	Gales Creek	1000 Western Red Cedar, 2000 Douglas Fir	Planting on 6 acres final harvest
2003	Dairy Creek	269 Western Red Cedar  540 Douglas Fir 100 Coast Redwood	Planting on south 82
2003	Dairy Creek	3600Douglas Fir	Canyon 9A
2003	Gales Creek	320Western Red Cedar	Back planting on 6 acres final harvest
2003	Gales Creek	4 acres	Clearwood plots pruning
2004	Gales Creek	300 Western Red Cedar	Riparian area
2004	Gales Creek	Pruned 3 acres	Clearwood plots
2004	Gales Creek	Milled 4200 bf	Douglas fir and Western Red Cedar
2004	Dairy Creek	3600 Douglas Fir	Replanting Canyon 9 acres
2005	Gales Creek	100 Western Red Cedar	Back planting 6 acres final harvest
2005	Gales Creek	Milled 5818 bf
2005	Dairy Creek	10 acres	Moisture control herbicide treatments
2006	Gales Creek	100 Douglas fir 60 Western Red Cedar	Back planting 6 acres final harvest
2006	Gales Creek	200 Western Red Cedar	Riparian area replant
2006	Gales Creek	3 acres	Clearwood plot #1 pruning
2006	Dairy Creek	4000 Douglas fir	10 acres new canyon
2006	Dairy Creek	200 Douglas Fir	lower old canyon clearing
2006	Dairy Creek	100 Coast Redwood 80 hemlock native cedar, grand fir seedlings	Riparian areas

Little Beaver Creek Riparian and Stream Enhancement
Riparian activities on Little Beaver Creek- reforest creek banks as a result of beaver damage

Previous planting of Willamette Valley Ponderosa Pine, Western Red Cedar and Coast Redwoods on 3 acre area along main stream and small tributary over the 2000-2003 period. In 2003 received a grant from Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board through the Tualatin River Watershed Council. Plan to plant 300 Western Red Cedar in 2004 and 300 more Western Red Cedar in 2005. These trees will be hand wired and have seedling protection tubes to prevent future beaver, deer and elk damage.
Due to failure of the Western Red Cedar to establish 300 Coast Redwoods were replanted in this area. In Dec 2006 100 more Coast Redwoods were replaninted along with native hemlock, cedar and Grand Fir. During this period the tubing was removed from the cedar upon findind that the decidious leaves fell in the tubing shading the young trees and causing them to die.

Additional Activities

Road Construction
1992	Gales Cr.	2 stations
1994	Gales Cr.	17 stations
1996	Gales Cr.	13 stations
1997	Dairy Cr.	33 stations
1998	Dairy Cr.	20 stations
1999	Dairy Cr.	2 stations
2001	Dairy Creek.	Re-opened rock pit and build 1.25 miles of road 1" deep, 12' wide
Boundaries Surveyed
2000	Manning	1.4 miles

Road maintenance is a continued operation on all three properties each year

Allowable Cut
1992-2003

We pride ourselves in the fact that our harvests are less timber than the allowable cut. Each year the reserve of standing forest continues to expand for future generations.

Yearly Harvest
Sort percentages

We feel fortunate that our forest contains multiple products from which to choose. This choice of which product to harvest depends to two major factors. Primarily, our harvests are driven by silvicultural practice and secondarily by market supply and demand.