Forest grazing, tame pasture, feed grains, forages, fruits, and vegetables are secondary common land uses. Pine plantations and tame pastures currently occupy many areas previously forested or cultivated. The forests, rangelands, and pastures are used for timber, livestock, wildlife habitat, recreation, and water production. The major livestock enterprise is the cow-calf operation. Herbage production in forests is generally negatively influenced by forest overstory canopy.
Reservoirs provide recreation, including fishing, hunting, and swimming.
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