2. Measures elevation or altitude

3. Manually operated water pump for fighting forest fires

4. Determines the thickness of tree bark

5. Used by loggers to clear land

6. Used to roll or turn logs

7. Manually felling trees, delimbing, and bucking.

8. Reduces impact of running chainsaws, protecting workers.

9. Measures tree height and slope of the ground

10. Store daily data in forests like temperature, relative humidity, and light intensity. Helps foresters predict when forest fires are more likely

11. A densitometer is a device used for measuring the photographic density of an image on a film or photographic print.

12. Measures the outside diameter of the main stem of trees

13. An overlay device for arriving at a quick estimate of area of some feature on a photo by counting dots. Dots may be regularly spaced or random.

14. Starts controlled prescribed burns in forest and prairies

16. Used to cut timber

17. Measures horizontal distance

18. Removes leaf litter and duff to create fire lines

19. Instruments used to measure weather conditions and determine danger risk levels for forest fires

20. Extinguishes slow spreading ground fires

21. A current meter is oceanographic device for flow measurement by mechanical, acoustical means, or electrical means.

22. Handheld, satellite based device used to determine location data

23. Used to measure the magnetic direction of sighted objects relative to the user

24. Used to magnify items.

25. Measures distance over any terrain and through forests

26. Kills undesirable trees by penetrating into sapwood a herbicide

27. Extracts small cylinders of wood from the bark to pith of a tree. Used to age and determine growth of trees.

28. For determining board foot lumber volume in logs

29. Tree diameter on one side and liner feet on the other

30. electronic device used for measuring the pH (acidity or alkalinity) of a liquid

31. Used to determine acreage from a map by tracing the perimeter on a scaled map

32. A structure typically made of two ventilated frames 12 X 18 inches, within which plants may be arranged between sheets of driers

33. Used to mark an area or object

34. An axe and grubbing hoe tool that can trench and cut roots commonly used in fighting wildfires

35. Used to take individual tree diameter and heights during forest inventories

36. Personal protective equipment used to protect the eyes from debris an impact

37. Combination hard hat, ear, and eye protection required in logging

38. Tool used to take a sample of soil from the ground

39. A soil test kit is a kit used to find the analysis of a soil sample to determine nutrient content, composition and other characteristics, including contaminants.

40. Traditional compass used to survey forest and fields.

41. Land is seen in three-dimension and all objects stand out. Height can be observed in even the smallest object with great detail

42. Different instruments used by surveyors

43. Used in cruising timber to keep record

44. Counts from 0 to 99,999. Fits in hand and used in cruising.

45. Measures tree diameter very accurately

46. Used to harvest timber

47. Sprays paint on trees to mark boundaries and sale trees

48. Tool used to create a narrow opening in the ground for planting bare-root tree seedlings

49. Used to move timber out of the woods.

50. Measures tree diameter, log height, and the volume of timber in a tree

51. Takes samples of water

52. Analysis of a water sample to determine nutrient content, composition and other characteristics, including contaminants.

53. Angled glass tool used to find merchantable size for trees quickly.

54. Measure from any unobstructed sighting position and at any height on the tree stump, DBH, or merchantable height.