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• 4. <br />~~l <br />Wildlife, such as mule deer, cottontail rabbits, coyotes, squirrels, <br />and various birds utilize this soil. They obtain their food from nearby <br />cropland and rangeland and from plants on the soil. Wooded areas provide <br />shelter and nesting areas. Management for wildlife includes protection from <br />overgrazing by livestock, prevention of fires, and maintaining adequate <br />plant cover, including pinyon-juniper and other trees. <br />Steep slopes, gravel and cobble, are the primary limiting soil features <br />when planning for the construction of homes and other community <br />developments. Grave!. and cobble affect excavation for foundations, utility <br />lines and roads. The construction of sanitary facilities is severly limited <br />by steep slopes and gravel and cobble. Off site disposal systems will be <br />more satisfactory. <br />These areas are sources of gravel and roadfill material. The soil <br />material usually requires screening or screening and crushing [o eliminate <br />large stones and get the desired size gravel or roadfill. <br />Capability subclass VIIe, nonitrigated. <br />