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~. ~ Wildlife, su~as elk, mule deer, cottontail ~it, squir els, coyote, <br />and various birds species, utilize this soil. Rangeland and wo ded areas <br />provide food, shelter, and nesting areas for wildlife. Nearby ropland also <br />provides food for some of the wildlife. Management for wildlif should <br />include protection from overgrazing, maintaining areas with pin on and <br />juniper trees, and protection from unplanned fires. <br />Shallow depth to bedrock, steep slope, and high shrink-swe 1 are the <br />primary limiting soil features when planning for the constructi n of homes <br />and other community developments. The foundations of buildings should be <br />designed [o compensate for [he high shrink-swell feature of thi~ soil. The <br />depth [o bedrock and slopes should be considered Sn designing Mach fields <br />or sewage lagoons. Off-site disposal systems will be more sati factory. <br />Capability subclass VIIe, nonirriga[ed. <br />