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J. G. Hall
1953
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July 26 Saseten Creek, 3 mi. NW Hubart Mills, Nevada Co, Calif.
and completed that of the extension
of mole colony. Think I got this virtually
all done but will recheck. Marking schedule
Diam
NW corner
X
L
Mole colony
X
L
Some new
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13
38
2
20
51+8
damming has
been going on
3
17
25+7
in a grassy
4
10
9+1
area & is com-
posed largely
5
1
4+1
of grass + earth
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5
uprooted just
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2
upstream:
dam material
Thought
8
2
dug from here.
sawts
9
for proportion of willow, asp & grass; may
or may not be feasible. Lots of fir be-
ing cut on SW shore, more absolutely
10
& relatively than anywhere else on
the watershed. Also much fresh
aspen cutting, some of it clear up to
the RR but seems more haphazard &
less intensive than that on NW shore.
Again it is obvious beaver actively seek out
fir in many cases. Noticed one case where
beaver went 30 yds upslope to cut a 3"
fir, ignoring about 25 asp of about
the same size on the way up. An-
other peculiarity struck me in re-