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Cariboo Region<br />

The Cariboo program treated 47,998 hectares (Table 1; Figures 1, 2), using 115,195 litres <strong>of</strong> B.t.k. The program<br />

required 11 days to complete, between June 25 th <strong>and</strong> July 7 th , 2012 (Table 4). Production ranged from 2,075<br />

hectares to 9,008 hectares per day. Start-up <strong>and</strong> completion <strong>of</strong> the Cariboo program was impeded by cool, wet<br />

weather throughout June. All treatments targeted 4 th instar larvae <strong>and</strong> full bud flush.<br />

The 2012 aerial application in the Cariboo Region was completed by Conair, using two AT-802F Air Tractors.<br />

The project was a collaborative effort between Region <strong>and</strong> District staff, the Provincial Air Tanker Centre, Conair<br />

<strong>and</strong> several forest health consultants. The B.t.k. was delivered to the Cariboo in tankers, w<strong>here</strong> it was transferred<br />

to several 2,500 US gallon storage tanks located at the Williams Lake <strong>and</strong> 108 Mile airports, which were used as<br />

staging sites for the program.<br />

Table 4. List <strong>of</strong> western spruce budworm spray blocks in the Cariboo Region treated with<br />

Foray 48B in 2012. The table lists by block number <strong>and</strong> location the area treated, litres <strong>of</strong><br />

B.t.k. applied <strong>and</strong> date(s) sprayed.<br />

Area Sprayed Litres Date<br />

Block # Location (hectares) B.t.k. Sprayed<br />

2 601 Road Chilcotin 1,773 4,256 July 6-7<br />

3 Harper Lake 707 1,696 July 6<br />

7 Fox Mountain 811 1,946 June 25<br />

9 Rideau Lake 1,156 2,773 June 25<br />

12 Place Lake 2,032 4,877 July 5<br />

13 Chimney Lake South 6,709 16,101 June 27, July 5<br />

14 Alkali Lake 3,410 8,183 June 25,26<br />

15 Alixton Lake 1,417 3,400 June 25<br />

17 Gulatch Lake 1,359 3,262 June 27<br />

18 Emerald Lake 1,443 3,463 July 4, 5<br />

19 Joes Lake East 1,451 3,483 June 25<br />

20 Joes Lake South 2,362 5,669 June 26<br />

21 Cow Lake 326 783 July 6<br />

22 Farwell Creek 1,007 2,418 June 25<br />

23 Cargile Creek 387 928 July 6<br />

24 2700 Road 999 2,397 July 6<br />

26 Gaspard Camp 839 2,013 July 6<br />

27 Word Creek South 1,014 2,434 June 26<br />

28 Gaspard - Churn 1,430 3,432 June 26<br />

29 Tinmusket 2,498 5,995 June 28, July 4<br />

30 Pigeon Creek South 564 1,353 June 28<br />

33 Canoe Creek North 1,812 4,349 July 2<br />

34 Canoe Lake 1,050 2,519 July 2<br />

35 Foxtail Flat 657 1,577 July 1<br />

36 Clink Lake 5,795 13,907 June 29, July 1, 2<br />

37 Canoe Creek - China Gulch 3,556 8,534 June 28<br />

41 Hidden Valley 421 1,010 July 2<br />

42 Jesmond 1,016 2,438 July 2<br />

Cariboo Region total 47,998 115,195 June 25 - July 7<br />

<strong>Ministry</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Forests</strong>, <strong>L<strong>and</strong>s</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Natural</strong> <strong>Resource</strong> <strong>Operations</strong>, Kamloops, B.C.<br />

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