In December of that year, Switzer was arrested in Sequoia National Forest for cutting down 15 pine trees.
In 1970, "The U.S. Mission", had a permit to use a campground in the Sequoia National Forest.
Together with a constant water supply from a nearby reservoir, the flume enabled the efficient transportation of boards of lumber over deep gorges and cliffs and thereby opened up the area now known as Sequoia National Forest for clearcutting of the giant Redwood forests.
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