The Lumber Service (Forest Service) has designated several hundred acres of the 2,000+ acre Goose timber sale to be cut as "gaps" (253 acres), regeneration (45 acres), and "skips" (450 acres). Regeneration harvest, gaps, skips is another name for even-aged management practices. A clearcut is labeled by foresters as even-aged management. Many terms they use for logging are Orwellian however there is no qualm about the cut level. It is to produce at least 35 million board of dead tree fiber or about 7,000 log truck loads and it will not make a profit for the taxpayer. It will make a profit for Seneca and the helicopter logging outfit. The taxpayer will inherit battered logging roads, silt laden streams, and the much more costs over the next few decades to remove fire fuels like scotch broom, blackberry, and other sun loving woody shrubs because the canopy cover was opened up.