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PONDEROSA PINE MANAGEMENT IN THE BLACK HILLS

Wendell H. Harmon

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The Black Hills National Forest is located in western South Dakota and northeastern Wyoming. Compared with other national forests, it has the longest history of regulated cutting and forest management.

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The Black Hills National Forest is located in western South Dakota and northeastern Wyoming. Compared with other national forests, it has the longest history of regulated cutting and forest management.

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The Black Hills National Forest is located in western South Dakota and northeastern Wyoming. Compared with other national forests, it has the longest history of regulated cutting and forest management.

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