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• B3 G1-47" -- Brown (7.5 YH 5/4) heavy loam, dark brown <br />(7.5 YH 4/4) moist; weak medium subangular blocky <br />structtu~e beconring coarser with increasing depth; <br />bard, i'riable; few very i'ine roots; few very fine <br />tubular pores; calcareous, t'ew croft lirrre masses and <br />streaks between the beds; rroderately alkaline; clear <br />srna~ttr boundary. (8 to 1S incYies thick. ) <br />(:ca 47-60" -- Pinkish white (7.5 Ylt 8/2) loam, pinkish <br />gray (7.5 YR 7/L) moist; r:~a sive; trard, friable; <br />strongly calcareous, lime disseminated and <br />segregated into ccxmion, soft masses that decrease in <br />size and number with depth; moderately alkaline. <br />Phis Broil is used mainly for rangeland within the penrrit <br />• boundaries. kangeland vegetation on this oil consists mainly of Big <br />Sagebrush, Pinyon Pine, ktocky Mountain Juniper, Western Wheatgrass, <br />IJeedle-and-Thread Grass, Blue Garna, 1,9utton Grass, Indian Ricegrass, and <br />Junegrass. <br />V4~;D -Big Blue Clay Loam, 0 to 6 Peroent Sloes <br />The Big Blue series is a member of the fine, mon~norillom tic <br />(calcareous), frigid family of 'typic Haplayuulls. Soils of this series <br />are deep, poorly drained, and fine-textured. 'Phew soils crave formed in <br />fine-textured alluvium weathered from shale. They occupy nearly level <br />to gently sloping low terraces and valley bottoms. <br />- 6 - <br />