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Dealing with Timber Theft	Dealing with Timber Theft (PDF)	Forestland can provide countless hours of recreational benefits as well as an important source of income. Many landowners take careful steps to ensure that their property is managed to maximize the benefits they receive. However, all of this work can be easily eradicated by one of Virginia’s most dreaded forest pests: timber thieves.	Jan 21, 2015	420-136(AREC-107P)	Shawn Baker Michael Mortimer Jennifer Gagnon

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