Appendix L - Grazing

Appendix L. Grazing
This appendix provides the background information regarding standards for range improvements,
grazing allotments, and standards for rangeland health. These topics are referenced in Chapters 1 -3
in the Draft EIS.
In this appendix:
Standard Procedures and Design Elements for Range Improvements within the Klamath Falls Resource Area ........................................................................... 1263
Grazing Allotments in the Klamath Falls Resource Area and Medford District ...... 1270
Standards for Rangeland Health ....................................................................................... 1284
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DEIS for the Revision of the Western Oregon RMPs
L – 1262
Appendix L. Grazing
Standard Procedures and Design Elements
for Range Improvements within the
Klamath Falls Resource Area
Table 282. Proposed Klamath Falls Range Improvements by Allotment.
Allotment
Allotment
Number
Type of
Improvement
Number
Edge Creek*
00102
Reservoirs
2 each
T41S, R5E, S.11; T40S, R5E, S.35
Fencing
3 miles
T41S, R5E, S.11,12; T41S, R6E, S.4,5,6,7,8
Buck Mountain
Buck Lake
00103
Fencing
2 miles
T39S, R5E, S.11,13
00104
Fencing
2 miles
T38S, R5E, S.15,28,29; T38S, R6E, S.20
Dixie*
00107
Fencing
2 miles
T41S, R5E, S.5,7; T41S, R4E, S.1,2,12
Grubb Springs
00147
Reservoirs
2 each
T39S, R6E, S. 7,15
Stock Drive
00802
Fencing
1 mile
T39S, R11E, S.31
J Spring
00803
Fencing
1 mile
T38S, R14E, S.32
Barnwell
00807
Reservoirs
2 each
T39S, R11.5E, S.4,8
Drew
00817
Reservoir
1 each
T38S, R11.5E, S.5
Fencing
2 miles
T38S, R11.5E, S.5,6; T37S, R11.5E, S.31,32
North Horsefly
00821
Reservoir
1 each
T37S, R14E, S.16
Stukel-O’Neill
00822
Fencing
3 miles
T39S, R10E, S.25,26; T40S, R10E, S.1,2
Reservoir
1 each
T37S, R14E, S.4,9
Approximate Location
North Horsefly
00823
Fencing
2 miles
T37S, R14E, S.4,9
Haskins
00826
Fencing
1 mile
T38S, R11.5E, S.29,30
Stukel-High
00827
Reservoir
1 each
T39S, R11.5E, S.30,31
Horton
00829
Reservoir
1 each
T39S, R11.5E, S.15
Ketcham
00835
Fencing
1 mile
T39S, R11E, S.19
Reservoir
1 each
T39S, R11E, S.21,27,28
Harpold Chaining
00836
Fencing
2 mile
T39S, R11E, S.21,27,28
Windy Ridge
00838
Reservoirs
2 each
T39S, R11.5E, S.24,25
Bryant-Loveness
00839
Fencing
2 miles
T41S, R13E, S.5,6,7,8,17
Short Lake
00842
Fencing
2 miles
T39S, R11E, S.27,28
Reservoirs
2 each
T40S, R9E, S.15,21,22
Fencing
2 miles
T40S, R9E, S.15,21,22,27,28
Fencing
2 miles
T36S, R15E, S.28,30,32
Reservoirs
2 each
T39S, R11E, S.29,30,31,32
Fencing
2 miles
T39S, R11E, S.29,30,31,32
Reservoirs
2 each
T40S, R11E, S.5,6,7,8
Fencing
3 miles
T40S, R11E, S.5,6,7,8,9,10
Fencing
1 mile
T38S, R11E, S.26,35
Reservoir
1 each
T38S, R11E, S.26,35
Fencing
1 mile
T38S, R11E, S.1,12,13
Reservoir
1 each
T41S, R13E, S.7
Fencing
2 miles
T41S, R13E, S.7
OK
00846
Swede Cabin
00847
Harpold Ridge
00851
Rodgers
00852
McCartie
00860
Yainax
00861
Mills Creek
00865
continued on next page
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DEIS for the Revision of the Western Oregon RMPs
Reservoir
1 each
T40S, R15E, S.17,18
Fencing
2 miles
T40S, R14.5E, S.24,25; T40S, R15E,
S.19,30,31
00879
Fencing
1 mile
T39S, R13E, S.10,11,15
00881
Fencing
1 mile
T39S, R13E, S.9,10,15
Horton
00883
Reservoir
1 each
T39S, R12E, S.22
Panky Basin
00884
Reservoir
1 each
T39S, R13E, S.27,28
Fencing
1 mile
T39S, R13E, S.27,28
Dry Prairie
00885
Reservoirs
2 each
T38S, R13E, S.27,34,36
Rock Creek
00888
Fencing
2 miles
T41S, R15E, S.9,17
Timber Hill
00889
Reservoirs
2 each
T41S, R14.5E, S.11,12,14,23
Williams
00892
Fencing
2 miles
T39S, R12E, S.10,15
Bear Valley
00876
DeVaul
Goodlow
* Located within the Pokegama Herd Management Area
The following standard procedures and design elements would be adhered to in implementation
of the proposed construction of range improvements within the Klamath Falls Resource Area.
• Inventories and surveys for cultural resources, threatened and endangered species, and
special status species would be conducted prior to authorization of any project construction,
and appropriate mitigation implemented to reduce or eliminate potential effects.
• Surface disturbance at all project sites would be held to a minimum. Disturbed soil
would be rehabilitated to blend into surrounding soil surface and reseeded as needed
with a mixture of native grasses, forbs, and shrubs as applicable to replace ground cover,
reduce soil loss from wind and water erosion, and discourage the potential establishment
of any invasive, non-native plant species.
• Where possible, existing roads and trails would provide access for range improvement
construction. If needed, unimproved trails and tracks would be created to reach
construction sites and provide access for future maintenance of the improvements.
Additional design features specific to the individual types of improvements are described below.
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Appendix L. Grazing
Reservoirs
• Development of reservoirs would involve the construction of pits and dams to
impound water for livestock and wildlife use as shown in Illustration 1.
• Pits would be in dry lake beds or other natural depressions. Dams would be
constructed in drainages.
• Water rights applications would be coordinated with applicable agencies, irrigation districts, and other interested parties.
• Water rights would be obtained from the Oregon Water Resources Department
prior to construction.
• Water storage capacity would range from 1.0 to 3.0 acre-feet.
• Dams would be located, if possible, to take advantage of natural spillway sites;
otherwise a spillway would be constructed for the reservoir. The slopes of the
dam must be a minimum 3 to 1 on the upstream face and minimum of 2 to 1 on
the downstream face. Minimum width of the top of all dams would be 12 feet.
• The spillway would be designed to minimize the risk of the dam being overtopped during the design life of the structure.
• Fill material, if needed, would come from the impoundment area and/or a borrow
area for dams.
• Excavated material from pits would be piled adjacent to the pit. Topsoil would
be stockpiled and used to rehabilitate the borrow areas.
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DEIS for the Revision of the Western Oregon RMPs
Figure 313.
L – 1266
Reservoir Standards
Appendix L. Grazing
Fencing
• Fences would be designed to prevent the passage of livestock without stopping
the movement of wildlife as shown in Illustration 2.
• Wire spacing would follow the specifications found in Illustrations 3. The
majority of fences would be constructed as follows: 4 wire with the bottom wire
16-18” off the ground with the sequence of the remaining three wires above this
being 6”, 6”, and 12”; the maximum height of the fence (ground to top wire)
would be 42”.
• The bottom wire on all fencing would be two-strand smooth wire, not barbed, to
facilitate antelope crossings.
• Steel “t-post” spacing would be between 16’ and 24’ depending on local conditions.
• Brace posts, tree scabs, and/or rock jacks (rock cribs) would be constructed to
enhance fence integrity with one at least every ¼ mile.
• No woven wire “sheep” fences would be constructed on public lands.
• Brushing and tree limb removal will be limited to only that necessary for surveying, placement, and construction of a fence.
• Where fences cross existing roads, either gates or cattleguards would be installed.
L – 1267
DEIS for the Revision of the Western Oregon RMPs
Figure 314.
L – 1268
Fence Standards
Appendix L. Grazing
Figure 315.
Wire Spacings
L – 1269
DEIS for the Revision of the Western Oregon RMPs
If future rangeland improvement projects are proposed beyond those listed above, additional
site-specific analysis of the environmental consequences would be necessary. Such changes
could result from new initiatives or funding sources, changes in management priorities, new laws/
regulations, litigation, site specific activity planning, or future Rangeland Health Assessments.
Grazing Allotments in the Klamath Falls
Resource Area and Medford District
The Draft EIS provides a summary of the number and acres of grazing allotments for the Klamath
Falls Resource Area and the Medford District. The following tables contain detailed information
about these grazing allotments including proposed improvements.
L – 1270
L – 1271
195
207
204
280
12
320
10
8,823
8,860
7,022
11,971
120
2,287
145
00101
00102
00103
00104
00105
00107
00140
Chase
Mountain
Edge Creek
Buck
Mountain¹
Buck Lake
Johnson
Prairie
Dixie¹
Dry Lake
Active
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)²
Allotment
Number
Allotment
Name
BLM
Acres
0
100
0
0
0
0
0
Suspended
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)
Table 283. Klamath Falls Resource Area Grazing Allotments.
5/1-6/30
5/1-8/15
C
I
C
C
6/15­
10/15
5/1-10/1
I
I
C
Selective
Management
Category³
5/15-9/1
5/1-9/1
5/15­
8/13
Season­
of-Use
2001
2002
2000
2000
2000
2000
2001
Rangeland Health
Assessment
Completed
Grazing
System
Yearly
DeferredRotation
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Rangeland
Health
Assessment
Finding
Not Meeting
Standards,
Grazing is not
a factor
Not Meeting
Standards,
Grazing is not
a factor
Not Meeting
Standards,
Grazing is not
a factor
Not Meeting
Standards,
Grazing is not
a factor
Not Meeting
Standards,
Grazing is not
a factor
Not Meeting
Standards,
Grazing is a
factor
Not Meeting
Standards,
Grazing is not
a factor
None
Proposed Range
Improvement
Exclosures or Other
Areas Closed to
Grazing
None
Proposed Range
Improvement,
Common Allotment,
Exclosures or Other
Areas Closed to
Grazing
Proposed Range
Improvement
Proposed Range
Improvement,
Common Allotment,
Exclosures or Other
Areas Closed to
Grazing, Portion
Proposed for
Closure
None
Other Information
L – 1272
2
7
20
8
56
363
3,524
40
400
40
320
480
80
577
1,708
40
80
00142
00147
00800
00801
00802
00803
00804
00805
00806
00807
00808
00809
Long Lake
Grubb
Springs
Adams
Haught
Stock Drive
J Spring
Bar CL
SE 80
Two Mile
Barnwell
Lee
Brown
30
10
100
27
6
130
18
80
3,422
00141
Active
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)²
Chicken
Hills
BLM
Acres
Allotment
Number
Allotment
Name
0
0
0
0
0
22
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Suspended
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)
6/1-8/30
6/1-8/15
5/1-6/15
C
C
C
C
C
5/1­
10/31
5/1-9/30
C
C
C
C
5/1-5/31
5/1-6/30
5/1-6/30
5/1-7/31
C
4/15­
7/15
C
6/16­
9/30
C
C
5/15­
9/15
5/1-9/30
Selective
Management
Category³
Season­
of-Use
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
2006
2006
Not Completed
2003
Not Completed
Not Completed
2005
2000
2000
2001
Rangeland Health
Assessment
Completed
Yearly
Yearly
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Yearly
Not
Completed
Yearly
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Not
Completed
Yearly
Not
Completed
Yearly
Yearly
Not
Completed
Not Meeting
Standards,
Grazing is not
a factor
Yearly
Not Meeting
Standards,
Grazing is a
factor
Yearly
Yearly
Not Meeting
Standards,
Grazing is not
a factor
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Yearly
Not Meeting
Standards,
Grazing is not
a factor
Meeting All
Standards
Grazing
System
Rangeland
Health
Assessment
Finding
None
None
Proposed Range
Improvement
None
None
None
Proposed Range
Improvement
Proposed Range
Improvement
None
None
Proposed Range
Improvement
None
None
Other Information
L – 1273
840
440
720
79
920
240
760
560
00814
00815
00816
00817
00819
00821
00822
00823
00824
00825
00826
Cunningham
StukelDehlinger C.
StukelDehlinger
H.
Drew
Dupont
North
Horsefly
Stukel­
O’Neill
North
Horsefly
Jeld-Wen
Naylox
Haskins
00827
760
00812
Stukel-Coffin
Stukel-High
875
00811
Cheyne
239
3,122
988
1,680
185
00810
Brenda
BLM
Acres
Allotment
Number
Allotment
Name
17
80
76
24
60
210
68
7
72
30
240
108
55
51
18
Active
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)²
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Suspended
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)
5/1-6/15
5/1-7/15
5/1-6/30
6/1-7/15
6/16-8/1
5/1-7/15
5/1-6/15
4/15-6/1
5/1-6/30
5/10­
8/10
4/15-8/8
5/1-6/15
5/1-7/1
C
C
C
C
C
I
C
C
C
C
I
C
C
C
C
5/16­
6/30
5/1-6/15
Selective
Management
Category³
Season­
of-Use
2003
2004
2005
2006
Not Completed
2002
Not Completed
Not Completed
2005
2002
2002
Not Completed
2002
2004
2006
Rangeland Health
Assessment
Completed
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Yearly
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Yearly
Not
Completed
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Yearly
Not
Completed
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Grazing
System
Meeting All
Standards
Rangeland
Health
Assessment
Finding
Proposed Range
Improvement
Proposed Range
Improvement
None
None
Proposed Range
Improvement
Proposed Range
Improvement
Exclosures or Other
Areas Closed to
Grazing
Proposed Range
Improvement
None
Proposed Range
Improvement
None
None
None
None
None
None
Other Information
L – 1274
130
52
280
460
1578
335
320
1,249
600
3,440
565
348
440
00830
00831
00832
00834
00835
00836
00837
00838
00839
00840
00841
00842
Hungry
Hollow
Warlow
Jesperson
Kellison
Ketcham
Harpold
Chaining
BryantHorton
Windy Ridge
BryantLoveness
Bryant-Lyon
Marshall
Short Lake
900
760
00829
Horton
40
14
38
490
96
20
19
158
50
40/H
26
60
960
00828
Active
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)²
Stukel-Hill
BLM
Acres
Allotment
Number
Allotment
Name
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Suspended
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)
C
C
4/21­
5/30
5/1-6/30
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
5/1-9/30
5/1-6/30
5/1-5/31
6/1-7/9
5/1-5/30
5/1-6/15
5/1-6/13
5/1-7/1
5/1-9/30
C
C
4/21­
6/30
6/1-8/30
C
Selective
Management
Category³
5/1-6/15
Season­
of-Use
2005
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
2006
Not Completed
Not Completed
2004
Not Completed
Not Completed
2005
Not Completed
2002
Rangeland Health
Assessment
Completed
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Not Meeting
Standards,
Grazing is a
factor
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Meeting All
Standards
Not
Completed
Yearly
Yearly
Not
Completed
Not Meeting
Standards,
Grazing is a
factor
Yearly
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Not
Completed
Yearly
Not
Completed
Yearly
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Not
Completed
Grazing
System
Rangeland
Health
Assessment
Finding
Proposed Range
Improvement
None
None
Proposed Range
Improvement
Proposed Range
Improvement
None
Proposed Range
Improvement
Proposed Range
Improvement
None
None
None
Proposed for
Conversion from
Horse to Cattle
Proposed Range
Improvement
None
Other Information
L – 1275
235
500
1,260
1,921
724
240
400
1,043
2,355
688
00845
00846
00847
00848
00849
00850
00851
00852
00853
00854
00855
00856
00857
Klamath
Hills
OK
Swede
Cabin
Pope
Rajnus
Bros.
Wilkinson
Harpold
Ridge
Rodgers
7C
Jump
BryantSmith
BryantStastny
BryantTaylor
1,080
440
1,140
200
108
440
00844
Paddock
74
70
109
20
104
18
16
57
108
105
55
31
10
80
00843
McAuliffe
Active
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)²
BLM
Acres
Allotment
Number
Allotment
Name
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
35
0
0
0
Suspended
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)
C
C
C
C
5/15­
8/31
5/10­
9/30
4/15­
9/30
C
5/1-5/30
5/1-6/30
I
M
4/21­
6/30
5/1-7/1
C
C
C
I
C
C
5/1-6/5
5/1-6/17
5/1-7/31
5/1-6/15
5/1-6/15
4/1-5/31
M
C
4/16­
6/15
5/1-6/30
Selective
Management
Category³
Season­
of-Use
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
2003
2006
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
2003
Not Completed
Rangeland Health
Assessment
Completed
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Meeting All
Standards
Meeting All
Standards
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
DeferredRotation
Meeting All
Standards
Not
Completed
Yearly
Grazing
System
Not
Completed
Rangeland
Health
Assessment
Finding
None
None
None
None
None
Proposed Range
Improvement
Exclosures or Other
Areas Closed to
Grazing
Proposed Range
Improvement
None
None
None
Proposed Range
Improvement
Proposed Range
Improvement
None
None
None
Other Information
L – 1276
60/H
83
120
47
100
110
40
432
420
370
545
2,520
2,520
1,200
1,440
280
5,018
9,220
1,465
00859
00860
00861
00862
00863
00864
00865
00876
00877
00878
Cunard
McCartie
Yainax Butte
Klamath
Forest
Estates
Wirth
Rajnus &
Son
Mills Creek
Bear Valley
Bumpheads
Campbell
47/H
300
6,448
00858
Active
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)²
Swan Lake
Rim
BLM
Acres
Allotment
Number
Allotment
Name
13
265
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Suspended
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)
I
I
C
4/21­
6/30
5/1­
10/26
C
7/1-8/9
5/1-6/14
C
C
4/15­
10/15
5/1-6/30
M
M
C
C
M
Selective
Management
Category³
5/1-5/31
7/1-9/30
5/1-5/30
5/1-7/31
5/1-6/30
Season­
of-Use
2002
2003
2000/2003
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
2005
2005
2004
2002
2006
Rangeland Health
Assessment
Completed
DeferredRotation
DeferredRotation
Meeting All
Standards
Not Meeting
Standards,
Grazing is a
factor
Yearly
Yearly
Not
Completed
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Not
Completed
DeferredRotation
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
RestRotation
Meeting All
Standards
Not
Completed
RestRotation
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
RestRotation
Meeting All
Standards
Meeting All
Standards
Grazing
System
Rangeland
Health
Assessment
Finding
Proposed for
Conversion from
Horse to Cattle
Exclosures or Other
Areas Closed to
Grazing
Proposed Range
Improvement,
Common Allotment,
Exclosures or Other
Areas Closed to
Grazing
Proposed Range
Improvement
None
None
None
Proposed Range
Improvement
Exclosures or Other
Areas Closed to
Grazing
Proposed Range
Improvement
Proposed for
Conversion from
Horse to Cattle
Common Allotment
Other Information
L – 1277
434
216
9,180
9,280
2,750
00884
00885
00886
00887
00888
Pankey
Basin
Dry Prairie
Horse Camp
Rim
Pitchlog
Rock Creek
00889
445
800
00883
Horton
Timber Hill
58
26,356
00882
Horsefly
2,937
7,231
282
2656
285
00881
Goodlow
270
642
43
32
12
240
00879
Active
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)²
DeVaul
BLM
Acres
Allotment
Number
Allotment
Name
134
639
796
281
358
38
211
2075
52
15
Suspended
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)
C
C
4/21­
5/20
5/15­
8/31
6/21­
7/31
I
I
I
5/10­
6/30
5/1-5/31
I
5/1-7/31
I
I
4/15­
6/30,
10/1­
11/15
5/1-9/30
C
C
Selective
Management
Category³
5/1-8/31
5/1-8/30
Season­
of-Use
1999/2003
2003
1999/2003
2003
1999/2003
2003
2002
1999/2003
2003
2003
Rangeland Health
Assessment
Completed
Exclosures or Other
Areas Closed to
Grazing, Common
Allotment
RestRotation/
High
IntensityShort
Duration
RestRotation
RestRotation/
High
IntensityShort
Duration
RestRotation
Meeting All
Standards
Meeting All
Standards
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Exclosures or Other
Areas Closed to
Grazing
RestRotation
Meeting All
Standards
Meeting All
Standards
Exclosures or Other
Areas Closed to
Grazing
Yearly
Proposed Range
Improvement
Proposed Range
Improvement
Exclosures or Other
Areas Closed to
Grazing, Common
Allotment, Proposed
Range Improvement
Proposed Range
Improvement
Exclosures or Other
Areas Closed to
Grazing
Not Meeting
Standards,
Grazing is a
factor
Proposed Range
Improvement
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Meeting All
Standards
Proposed Range
Improvement
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Proposed Range
Improvement
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Other Information
Grazing
System
Rangeland
Health
Assessment
Finding
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6
8
60
9
180
112
600
120
00893
00894
00895
00896
01800
30855
Fields
Voight
Harpold
Canyon
McFall
Bly Mountain
Wood
River
13,103
204,815
5,540
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
506
Suspended
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)
N/A
6/1-8/31
5/1-6/30
5/1-9/30
N/A
C
C
C
C
C
4/21­
5/20
5/1-6/15
M
I
Selective
Management
Category³
5/1-5/31
4/15­
6/30
Season­
of-Use
2000
Not Completed
2006
2006
2003
2005
2004
2000/2003
Rangeland Health
Assessment
Completed
³Selective Management Categories: Improve (I)-managed to resolve a high level of resource conflicts and concerns and receive the highest priority for funding and management
actions; Maintain (M)-managed to maintain satisfactory resource conditions and will be actively managed to ensure that resource values do not decline; Custodial (C)-managed
custodially to protect resource conditions and values.
²Active Preference is cattle AUMs unless specified as H for domestic horse use
¹All or a portion of the allotment is located within the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument
0
2,970
76
75
1,790
00892
Williams
760
1258
20,460
00890
Active
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)²
Willow
Valley
BLM
Acres
Allotment
Number
Allotment
Name
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
N/A
Meeting All
Standards
Meeting All
Standards
Meeting All
Standards
Not
Completed
Not Meeting
Standards,
Grazing is not
a factor
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
RestRotation
Not Meeting
Standards,
Grazing is a
factor
Meeting All
Standards
Grazing
System
Rangeland
Health
Assessment
Finding
Exclosures or Other
Areas Closed to
Grazing
None
Common Allotment
None
None
None
Proposed Range
Improvement
Exclosures or Other
Areas Closed to
Grazing, Common
Allotment
Other Information
L – 1279
328
22
92
56
66
45
15
12,421
320
1,564
552
1,240
3,790
202
10002
10004
10007
10008
10009
10012
10013
10015
10016
Flat Creek
Longbranch
Meadows
Neil-Tarbell
North Sams
Valley
Upper Table
Rock
Clear Creek
Lick Creek
Brownsboro
Park
381
68
8
382
11,518
10001
Lost Creek
120
Active
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)²
BLM
Acres
Allotment
Number
Allotment
Name
Table 284. Medford Grazing Allotments.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Suspended
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)
Selective
Management
Category³
I
C
C
I
C
C
I
C
C
I
Season­
of-Use
04/16­
10/31
05/01­
10/15
04/16­
05/15
04/16­
06/30
04/16­
05/31
06/16­
07/31
05/01­
05/30
05/16­
10/31
04/16­
05/15
04/16­
05/31
2002
2003
2002
2003
2002
2003
2003
2002
2000
2001
Rangeland
Health
Assessment
Completed
Yearly
Not Meeting
Standards, Grazing
is not a factor
Yearly
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Not Meeting
Standards, Grazing
is not a factor
Yearly
Not Meeting
Standards, Grazing
is not a factor
Yearly
Yearly
Not Meeting
Standards, Grazing
is not a factor
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Yearly
Not Meeting
Standards, Grazing
is not a factor
Meeting All
Standards
Grazing
System
Rangeland Health
Assessment
Finding
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
Portion Proposed
for Closure
None
Common Allotment
Other Information
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Allotment
Number
10017
10019
10021
10022
10023
10024
10027
10029
10031
10035
10037
Allotment
Name
Kanutchan
Fields
Sugarloaf
Section 9
Section 7
Bull Run
Big Butte
Reese Creek
Derby Road
Sawmill
Summit
Prairie
Vestal Butte
Bear
Mountain
1,008
2,240
30,743
521
40
22,118
40
371
404
1,566
2,419
BLM
Acres
81
120
1,165
45
7
1,663
5
11
25
15
177
Active
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)²
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Suspended
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)
C
C
C
I
C
C
I
I
04/16­
06/30
04/16­
05/31
06/01­
06/30
04/16­
06/30
05/01­
06/30
04/16­
07/15
04/16­
09/30
04/16­
06/15
I
C
04/16­
06/30
04/16­
05/31
I
Selective
Management
Category³
04/16­
05/31
Season­
of-Use
2002
2003
1999
2003
1999
2000
2003
2003
2003
2002
2002
Rangeland
Health
Assessment
Completed
DeferredRotation
Yearly
Not Meeting
Standards, Grazing
is not a factor
Not Meeting
Standards, Grazing
is not a factor
Yearly
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
DeferredRotation
Not Meeting
Standards, Grazing
is not a factor
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Yearly
Not Meeting
Standards, Grazing
is not a factor
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Yearly
Not Meeting
Standards, Grazing
is not a factor
Meeting All
Standards
Grazing
System
Rangeland Health
Assessment
Finding
None
None
Common Allotment
None
Common Allotment
Common Allotment
None
None
None
None
None
Other Information
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Allotment
Number
10038
10039
10040
10041
10043
10044
10108
10109
10110
10112
10114
10115
10116
10118
Allotment
Name
Crowfoot
Crowfoot
Creek
Cobleigh
Road
Moser
Mountain
Devon South
Salt Creek
Jenny Creek¹
Agate¹
Soda
Mountain¹
Cove Creek
Buckpoint
Keene Creek¹
Howard
Prairie
Siskiyou¹
2,163
320
23,643
3,835
1,207
35,619
82
1,417
462
402
40
80
521
7,393
BLM
Acres
200
60
1,612
150
75
1,794
9
115
85
33
3
7
70
365
Active
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)²
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Suspended
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)
C
I
I
C
I
05/01­
09/15
05/01­
10/15
05/01­
06/15
05/01­
06/15
05/01­
10/15
I
I
05/16­
09/10
05/01­
09/15
I
04/16­
06/30
M
C
04/16­
06/30
10/16­
11/15
C
C
04/16­
04/30
06/01­
07/15
C
I
04/15­
16/30
04/16­
06/30
Selective
Management
Category³
Season­
of-Use
Not Completed
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
Meeting All
Standards
Meeting All
Standards
Meeting All
Standards
Meeting All
Standards
Meeting All
Standards
Meeting All
Standards
Rangeland Health
Assessment
Finding
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
2002
1999
2003
2003
1999
2003
Rangeland
Health
Assessment
Completed
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
DeferredRotation
Yearly
DeferredRotation
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Grazing
System
None
Common Allotment
None
None
Common Allotment
None
None
None
None
None
None
Other Information
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Allotment
Number
10119
10121
10122
10124
10126
10132
10133
10134
10136
10137
10143
10148
20106
Allotment
Name
Grizzly
Lake Creek
Spring
Lake Creek
Summer
Deer CreekReno Lease
Heppsie
Mountain
Antelope
Road
Brownsboro
Yankee
Reservoir
Canal
Box R Ranch¹
Cove Ranch
North Cove
Creek
Deadwood¹
8,004
281
80
88
440
120
80
200
4,076
4,025
5,561
4,679
5,167
BLM
Acres
788
20
20
5
58
15
7
19
294
314
550
447
378
Active
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)²
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Suspended
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)
I
C
07/01­
11/30
06/16­
08/15
C
10/01­
02/28
C
C
05/01­
06/15
07/16­
09/15
I
C
04/01­
06/15
05/01­
06-15
C
I
C
I
04/16­
05/30
05/01­
10/15
05/01­
09/30
07/16­
10/15
I
I
06/01­
10/15
05/16­
07/15
Selective
Management
Category³
Season­
of-Use
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Not
Completed
Yearly
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Not Meeting
Standards, Grazing
is not a factor
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Not Completed
Not Completed
Not Completed
Yearly
Yearly
Not Meeting
Standards, Grazing
is not a factor
Not Completed
Grazing
System
Rangeland Health
Assessment
Finding
2003
2003
2003
2003
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
Not
Completed
1999
Rangeland
Health
Assessment
Completed
Common Allotment
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
Common Allotment
Other Information
L – 1283
20113
20117
20203
20206
20219
20224
20308
Poole Hill
Conde Creek
Billy Mountain
Lower Big
Applegate
Foots Creek
Ferns Lease
Deer Creek
77
13,055
228,387
28
12
258
175
591
25
Active
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)²
887
246
115
11,712
4,758
5,346
1,760
BLM
Acres
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Suspended
Grazing
Preference
(AUMs)
C
C
C
05/01­
06/15
04/01­
12/15
I
04/16­
06/30
05/01­
06/30
I
06/16­
09/30
I
C
10/01­
10/15
04/16­
06/15
Selective
Management
Category³
Season­
of-Use
2003
Not
Completed
1999
Not
Completed
1999
Not
Completed
2003
Rangeland
Health
Assessment
Completed
³Selective Management Categories: Improve (I)-managed to resolve a high level of resource conflicts and concerns and receive the highest priority for funding and management
actions; Maintain (M)-managed to maintain satisfactory resource conditions and will be actively managed to ensure that resource values do not decline; Custodial (C)-managed
custodially to protect resource conditions and values.
²Active Preference is cattle AUMs
¹All or a portion of the allotment is located within the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument
Allotment
Number
Allotment
Name
Yearly
Yearly
Not Meeting
Standards, Grazing
is not a factor
Yearly
Not Completed
Meeting All
Standards
Yearly
Yearly
Not Meeting
Standards, Grazing
is not a factor
Not Completed
Yearly
Yearly
Not Meeting
Standards, Grazing
is not a factor
Not Completed
Grazing
System
Rangeland Health
Assessment
Finding
Portion Proposed for
Closure
None
None
None
None
Common Allotment
None
Other Information
DEIS for the Revision of the Western Oregon RMPs
Standards for Rangeland Health
The following section contains the Standards for Rangeland Health and Guidelines for Livestock
Grazing Management for Public Lands Administered by the Bureau of Land Management in the
States of Oregon and Washington. These standards and guidelines are referenced in Chapters
2, 3, and 4 of this Draft EIS. Livestock grazing would be managed in accordance with these
standards and guidelines.
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Figure 316.
Standards for Rangeland Health.
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