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By Huntster · Posted
In the U.S., private lands produce the vast majority of timber, typically around 90% of the annual harvest, even though they own about 58% of the forest area; public lands (federal, state, local) supply the remaining 10-11%, with federal forests contributing a small fraction, around 6% of the total harvest. This dominance by private forests, especially family-owned forests, is crucial for the nation's domestic timber supply. But that doesn't matter so much if sasquatches are "discovered", especially if they're determined to be of the Homo taxonomic family. Their basic human rights would still be a major political reality that would need to be addressed. Indeed, such a reality would most certainly extend government power over private timberlands. -
By georgerm · Posted
A big part of the federal government is the US Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management and both agencies manage timber production and having a new endangered species that lives in practically every forest of the United States could severely hamper timber production. Timber management within these agencies most likely know all about Bigfoot but they will not help prove their existence because we all remember what the Spotted Owl did to Timber production. Spotted Owls lived in certain and specific Northwest forest environments and they were not widespread throughout all the forest such as Bigfoot. Can someone find out what part of the GNP or gross national product is timber production? -
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Not our field, but still very germane to our discussion.
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