Corridors allow certain species access to isolate habitat areas, which consequently contributes to the genetic health of the populations involved. Corridor skidding -Logging procedure using cable yarders in which narrow clearcuts are made through a stand. Cables are strung in these clear-cut corridors to transport logs from the woods to the landing. Between corridors only a portion of the trees in the stand are removed, and these harvested trees arc skidded to the corridor. County -A political subdivision of a State.
Crawler -Tractor operating on continuous treads instead of wheels.
Creaming -Logging operation where only the best trees in the stand are cut. Crib -Pen of short logs assembled cabin style. When a crib is filled with rocks it can be used as a pier to support certain types of bridges. Crook -Abrupt bend in a tree or log. Crop tree -A term traditionally reserved to describe a tree of a commercially desirable species, with potential to grow straight, tall, and vigorously.