Module 11: Roads and Trails: Planning it Right from the Start

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Question:

Harvesting trail layout is determined by:

Response:

	The type of cutting
	The method of removal
	The shape of the area
	The terrain
	All of the above

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Question:

In the forwarding method, trees are dragged on the trails.

Response:

	True
	False

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Question:

Avoid skidding logs on the road:

Response:

	Because it tears up the road
	Because the logs get packed with soil
	Both

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Question:

Face cutting trails are used by:

Response:

	Skidders
	Forwarders

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Question:

Skid trails in a thinning :

Response:

	Should be as far apart as possible
	About 60m apart
	It depends on the terrain and the cable length
	All of the above

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Question:

On steep slopes, always layout trails for downhill traffic.

Response:

	True
	False

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Question:

When planning your road network:

Response:

	Its better to build more road and less trail
	Its better to build more trail and less road
	The amount of road versus trail depends on long-term use

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Question:

A grub road is:

Response:

	Cleared of big rocks and stumps
	Used to locate soil grubs
	Paved
	More expensive to build than a D class road

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Question:

List three trail maintenance activities.

Response:

Correct Answer	User Answer
	(1)Keep clear of blowdowns; (2) Trim sides of trails and (3) monitor and correct water flow if required.

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Question:

List three benefits of a well-planned road.

Response:

Correct Answer	User Answer
	(1) No erosion ; (2) Ease of travel with larger vehicles and (3) less maintenace costs.

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