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  • POPE RESOURCES

    Poulsbo Investor PresentationJanuary 2005

  • Safe Harbor This presentation contains forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are subject to a number of risks and should not be relied upon as predictions of future events. Some of the forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of forward-looking words such as believes, expects, may, will, should, seeks, approximately, intends, plans, estimates, projects, strategy or anticipates or the negative of those words or other comparable terminology. Forward-looking statements involve inherent risks and uncertainties. A number of important factors could cause actual results to differ materially from those described in the forward-looking statements. Some of these factors include, but are not limited to: changes in forestry, land use, environmental, and other governmental regulations; risk of losses from fires, floods, windstorms, and other natural disasters; risk of loss from insect infestations or tree diseases; changes in economic conditions and competition in our domestic and export markets; an unanticipated reduction in the demand for timber products and/or an unanticipated increase in the supply of timber products; and other factors described from time to time in our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

  • Pope Resources OverviewLast remaining timber MLPEstablished in 1985 as a spin-off from Pope & Talbot4.5 million units outstanding, with limited public float22% controlled by GPs and broader family ownership32% controlled by Private Capital ManagementLimited institutional ownershipOver one-third held by retail investorsThinly traded Market capitalization of $117 millionEnterprise value of approximately $150 millionYTD 2004 (thru Q3) revenues of $32 millionYTD 2004 (thru Q3) net income of $9.4 million or $2.04/unitYTD 2004 (thru Q3) EBITDDA of $15.8 millionUnit distribution of $0.15/quarter

  • OwnershipGeneral PartnersTwo corporate GPs own collectively about 1.5% of Pope ResourcesEach of GPs owned 50/50 by Peter Pope and his cousin, Emily Andrews$150,000/year management fee, unchanged since spin-offSliding-scale profit-sharing interest in third-party service subsidiary

    Limited PartnersPrivate Capital Management at 32% (initial stake in 1993)Family position at 22% (including GP interest)Limited other institutional ownershipOver one-third held by retail investors

    Pie

    28883

    11450

    1429240

    165478

    129500

    105110

    1652512

    1016423

    Rutabaga Cap. Mgt.2.9%

    Summary

    % "Votable" using different % of trading overlap in past 5 years

    Current OwnershipPercentage OwnershipUnits not held for 5 yearsOther adjustments to ownershipUnits held for over 5 years% "Votable" Ownership20%30%40%50%60%70%

    Units Outstanding4,518,095100.0%(1,200,000)0.0E3,118,695100.0%000000

    000000

    Andrews679,554#15.0%0.0679,55421.8%0.2178969088032013421.8%20.8%19.9%19.0%18.3%17.6%

    000000

    Pope276,869#6.1%0.0276,8698.9%0.088777196872409778.9%8.5%8.1%7.8%7.4%7.2%

    000000

    GP ownership (EGP, MGP)60,000*1.3%0.060,0001.9%0.0192388162356370231.9%1.8%1.8%1.7%1.6%1.6%

    000000

    Outside Directors11,450##0.3%(8,200)3,2500.1%0.00104210254609700530.1%0.1%0.1%0.1%0.1%0.1%

    000000

    Management28,883##0.6%(28,383)5000.0%1.603234686303085E-40.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%

    000000

    Insider Subtotal1,056,75623.4%(36,583)1,020,17332.7%0.3271153479259754632.7%31.2%29.8%28.6%27.4%26.4%

    000000

    PCM ownership1,429,240**31.6%(392,247)0.01,036,99333.3%0.3325086294106990333.3%31.7%30.3%29.1%27.9%26.8%

    000000

    Mike Seaman211,950#4.7%(49,550)162,4005.2%0.05207306261112425.2%5.0%4.8%4.6%4.4%4.2%

    000000

    U.S. Trust165,478**3.7%(165,478)0.00.00.0%00.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%

    000000

    Rutabega129,5002.9%0.288302960052201328.8%32.1%35.1%37.8%40.3%42.6%

    Royce33,0000.7%Combined GP Voting32.6%31.1%29.7%28.5%27.3%26.3%

    Hollencrest21,5000.5%

    White Mountains15,4000.3%Conclusion: If the trading in past 5 years has involved a high degree of churning (high overlap), then

    this implies there are more votable units held outside both institutional & insider holders and thus GP's ability

    Other Institutional ownership35,2100.8%(35,210)0.00.00.0%to successfully block a vote is diminished.

    Conversely, a very low amount of churning improves the GP's ability to block a vote

    All other unitholders1,420,06131.4%(520,932)899,12928.8%

    The more the balance of the units are churned/traded, the greater chance the GP's have of blocking a vote

    *2002 10-K as of 12/31/02Total trading volume in past 5 years1,500,000PCM may be doing a strategy of: if they're not a market maker, then less trading and if less

    #2002 K-1trading then less churning and more votable units outside of insiders and greater chance of hitting 2/3 vote

    **SEC 13-f ownership 7/31/03% overlap of past 5 years of trading20%

    ##SEC Form 4

    Non-qualified units given assumed %

    overlap of trading during past 5 years

    % overlapNon-qualified unitsNon-qualified units

    50%750,000

    33%1,005,000

    25%1,125,000

    Management28,8830.6%

    Outside Directors11,4500.3%

    Private Cap. Mgt.1,429,24031.5%

    U.S. Trust165,4783.6%

    Rutabega Cap. Mgt.129,5002.9%

    Other Inst.105,1102.3%

    All Other1,652,51236.4%

    GP Ownership1,016,42322.4%

    4,538,596

    &C&"Times New Roman,Bold"&16Pope Resources Ownership - Qualified Units - 6/30/03

    &L&"Times New Roman,Regular"&D

    Dave Nunes:Marco & Doug

    Dave Nunes:Marco & Doug

    Dave Nunes:Dave & Tom & Kevin

    Dave Nunes:Tom only

    Tom Ringo:hardcoded to mimic DLN's 070203 file

    Insider detail

    Andrews position:

    sourcea =2002 K-1

    Emily496,010ab =Dir/Ofcr s/s

    Dolph1,090a

    Gordon102,260a

    Edith55,507a

    Joe9,600b

    Charles4,729a

    Joseph III5,629a

    Taylor4,729a

    679,554

    Pope position:

    Peter200,015a

    Josephine910a

    Maria IRA220a

    Maria Pope8,820a

    Peter Beatty and Maria1,125a

    Molly Pope8,820a

    Adrianna Moffat Pope10,050a

    Patricia Pope1,684a

    Trust for Peter Jr 161-16218,820a

    Trust for Peter Jr 161-16406,740a

    Trust for Maria 161-16416,740a

    Trust for Emily8,820a

    Trust Emily (?) 161-16426,740a

    Trust for Molly 161-16436,740a

    Geo Pope Trust for Frederica125a

    Geo Pope Trust for Guy Pope500a

    276,869

    Dir-officer

    Pope Resources

    Summary of Units Owned Positions by Directors, Officers and Senior Managers

    Last Updated:1-Aug-03

    CurrentOptionsTotal Owned

    Units OwnedUnits Acq'dUnits Acq'dOwnedNumberNumberPlus

    @ 12/31/02in 2003in 2004PositionVestedNon-VestedTotalVested Options

    Peter Pope200,015200,01519,8469,45029,296219,861

    Joe Tobin9,6009,60016,6019,45026,05126,201

    Doug Norberg6,1503,85010,00036,8399,45046,28946,839

    Marco Vitulli1,4501,45015,9899,45025,43917,439

    Thurston Roach0.00.00.06,0006,0000.0

    Dave Nunes13,0008,00321,00324,75042,00066,75045,753

    Tom Ringo2,7807001,5004,98020,12522,75042,87525,105

    John Shea2,4002,4003,40010,60014,0005,800

    Jon Rose0.05,52511,47517,0005,525

    Tom Kametz0.03,40010,60014,0003,400

    Chris Daubenmire0.00.08,0008,0000.0

    Kevin Bates2003005001,5004,5006,0002,000

    233,19512,8533,900249,948147,975153,725301,700397,923

    Mgt28,8830.6%635,426

    Dir211,4654.7%4,652,230

    5.3%5,287,656

    GP's1,016,42322.5%22,361,306

    Tom Ringo:200 on 2/14 @$10.00100 on 2/14 @$9.86100 on 2/14 @$9.87400 on 2/18 @$10.751000 on 2/18 @$10.67100 on 2/19 @$10.751950 on 4/24 @$9.75

    Tom Ringo:103 on 2/13 @ $9.55900 on 2/13 @$9.85100 on 2/18 @$10.55500 on 2/20 @$11.002000 on 2/28 @$12.00400 on 2/28 @$12.25500 on 4/24 @$9.503500 on 5/5 @ $10.00

    Tom Ringo:500 on 2/26 @$11.50100 on 5/6 @ $9.75100 on 5/9 @$9.50

    Tom Ringo:300 on 4/24 @$9.50

    Dave Nunes:exercise of options 3/15/04

    Seaman

    Detail per K-1's for 2002:Not owned

    for 5 yrs

    Michael Seaman12,80012,800

    Geo Seaman Trust145,250

    Phyllis Seaman34,60022,950

    Sloane Seaman8,4002,900

    Jordan Seaman UGMA5,0005,000

    Kimberly Seaman5,9005,900

    211,95049,550

    PWC detail

    Acquired since 1/1/95 and still held:

    Negative Net Holdings

    PCM(implies sales of pre 95 holdings)PopeAndrewsCannell

    112/18/96175Henke168Samuel142312/27/95Taylor Andrews Tobin9657/1/99-300

    24/1/975,500Popkin500Guy Ward19351/16/96Taylor Andrews Tobin8907/1/99-400

    310/31/9722,000Eberhardt2,172Maria115Joseph Tobin60312/26/964500

    41/1/965,000Stewart930Molly882012/27/95Joseph Tobin III96512/26/993500

    53/29/961,000Glover312,293.001/16/96Joseph Tobin III890

    66/7/9612,500Robertson801/26/99Edith Tobin-3000

    711/22/961,500Suntzu bacchus5002/11/99Edith Tobin-10802

    812/11/962,500Driscoll2,500-9489

    93/26/9713,000Graf100

    103/31/971,500McMahon105

    114/15/9775Merck Will590same as 10/1/99 PCM

    126/13/97200Berilla385

    138/4/972,000Young500

    149/16/97500Cynthia Cannell300Peter B. Cannell

    1510/15/974,000William Cannell400Peter B. Cannell

    1611/4/9715Cooperman400

    171/23/982,000Budge100P&T BOD

    187/23/9877Feroe1,000

    1912/16/963,500Zamora16

    2012/23/966,000Gladys215

    213/15/991,000Holtcamp440

    224/14/992,000Anderson4,000

    2310/1/993,000Barto2,830

    243/29/955,000Swan530

    256/15/95270Mowery50

    266/19/9510,000Odegard12

    276/23/95250Willie3,750

    2810/1/99(590)Judah2,096

    293/22/961,500Follett1,000

    305/13/961,000Lilly3,000

    315/2/961,000Whitehead500

    328/15/961,500James Miller50,000Jimmy Miller - bought 8,500 on 3/7/99, sold 58,500 on 10/27/99

    333/27/96500Machala1,000

    346/28/961,000Yturri1,090

    351/10/961,500Fluhrer1,090

    361/10/962,000Kelly1,685

    378/14/961,500Miller1,000

    384/14/975,000Benton315

    393/28/96250Hart50

    403/27/961,000Leventhal8,775

    4110/24/962,500Jacob65

    424/6/981,115Sutton340

    438/8/971,000Sandoz95

    449/30/971,000Bandoni20

    459/30/971,000Gastroent1,500PCM 1/19/99

    4612/9/971,000Horner530

    472/27/975,000Margolies50

    484/14/99(5,000)Escott310

    493/6/98400St. Mark's Cathedral15

    504/30/98700Arnold260

    513/31/981,000Merck2,109PCM 10/1/99

    526/9/99(1,000)Merck2,787PCM 10/1/99

    537/31/9816,000Merck3,509PCM 10/1/99

    544/8/991,600Merck1,764PCM 10/1/99

    5510/1/993,000Merck180PCM 10/1/99

    561/19/99(1,500)Merck4,589PCM 10/1/99

    571/8/981,200Gayner500

    5810/29/981,500State of CA220

    5910/26/98500Eberhardt2,173

    6010/26/98500Dahlgrin48

    6110/26/98500FI AZ215

    6210/26/981,000Wells320

    639/2/981,600Lasher200

    6410/1/99(2,109)State of Delaware5

    6511/13/98500Edith Tobin13,802Andrews

    6610/1/99(2,787)Droll200

    6710/1/99(3,509)Blew76

    6810/1/99(1,764)Demetris750

    6910/1/99(180)Librach1,500

    7010/1/99(4,589)Beers1,500

    7112/28/981,792Green1,000

    721/5/99500Blix770

    7312/31/98500Birk200

    743/23/993,500Omnibus600

    754/14/993,000Hiatt1,000

    765/13/994,200Cooper500

    775/21/995Bartram110

    787/15/99649Fleming110

    7910/1/991,900Zamora16

    8010/27/991,334Ringo2,875MEC Options

    813/15/95280Sandoz95

    823/16/952,720Blanda5

    833/8/9515Shirk500

    849/26/973,000Plumbers & Pipefitters10,000

    851/5/982,000World asset Mgt.100

    861/12/981,000Ford Master700

    871/20/984,000Hillman1,000

    881/23/987,500Bershad500

    892/9/981,600Tingue500

    902/17/981,000vanderbergh1,000

    914/30/981,000Halpern265

    9210/6/982,000Eplee50

    9310/21/98500Egelhoff500

    9410/28/98500Sylvia Sherman1,000PCM

    9511/2/981,519Lippmann400

    9611/4/98500Suozzo1,500

    9712/24/964,750Blair1,200

    988/8/97400Jenkins565

    991/30/98500Saribeyoglu200

    1009/3/99500Webb208

    10110/1/991,600Choban5

    1021/27/957,500Hillman1,000

    1031/31/9530,000Cox1,200

    1044/13/953,500Hensel1,000

    1056/19/955,000Sivyer44

    1066/29/954,000na250

    1077/31/952,500Bissett400

    1085/11/99200CEDE & CO???

    1098/30/955,000Dalzell600

    1101/20/984,500Daubenspeck500

    1111/23/987,500Denver & Co45

    1122/9/981,600State of CA25

    1132/12/98750First Manhattan107,500

    1144/30/981,000Goldman Sachs4,160

    1155/21/982,965Freed Taylor192

    1167/28/983,285Hutsell200

    1179/1/981,500Lowe105

    1185/10/96535Lera500

    11912/28/983,400Moore8,820

    1202/25/99(3,400)Nelson300

    12112/16/962,000Riddle82

    12211/22/9515,000Rodakowski588

    1231/18/951,250Klaische1,020

    1241/27/951,750289,814total of negative holdings

    1251/31/952,5002,372,967Total Units outstanding 12/31/99 that were acquired since 1/1/95

    1268/21/963,0002,662,781

    12712/3/982,000

    1281/18/951,2504,528,019

    1291/27/951,7502,155,0521,865,238implied units outstanding 12/31/99 that were acquired prior to 1/1/95

    1301/31/955,000

    1318/21/963,00018,028PCM negative positions

    13212/3/982,1003,090PCM negative positions

    1331/31/952,50014,938

    1348/8/951,971

    13510/5/9590

    13610/9/951,000

    13710/11/95500

    13810/16/951,215

    13910/18/95330

    14010/26/951,500

    14110/30/9565

    14211/21/954,430

    1435/20/9612,500

    1446/25/962,360

    1459/3/98500

    1469/10/98676

    1479/15/98241

    1489/17/982,000

    1499/18/982,300

    1509/21/98100

    15110/9/981,888

    15210/26/98600

    15311/5/984,500

    15412/15/986,800

    15512/22/98100

    15612/23/983,500

    15712/31/988,000

    1581/19/992,500

    1591/28/992,060

    1603/12/992,600

    1613/31/993,710

    1624/23/992,000

    1635/3/99987

    1645/20/99400

    16510/8/9910,000

    16610/11/99403

    16710/14/991,500

    16810/20/991,000

    16911/19/993,000

    1707/20/951,625

    1716/3/9625

    17212/3/981,495

    1731/31/955,000

    1741/31/957,500

    1755/15/951,500

    1761/24/952,500

    1776/15/952,500

    1788/12/982,000

    1797/5/953,500

    1809/26/95500

    1817/13/951,500

    18212/31/961,000

    438,569

    PCM sort by date

    1231/18/951,250

    1281/18/951,250

    1761/24/952,500

    1021/27/957,500

    1241/27/951,750

    1291/27/951,750

    1031/31/9530,000

    1251/31/952,500

    1301/31/955,000

    1331/31/952,500

    1731/31/955,000

    1741/31/957,500

    833/8/9515

    813/15/95280

    823/16/952,720

    243/29/955,000

    1044/13/953,500

    1755/15/951,500

    256/15/95270

    1776/15/952,500

    266/19/9510,000

    1056/19/955,000

    276/23/95250

    1066/29/954,000

    1797/5/953,500

    1817/13/951,500

    1707/20/951,625

    1077/31/952,500

    1348/8/951,971

    1098/30/955,000

    1809/26/95500

    13510/5/9590

    13610/9/951,000

    13710/11/95500

    13810/16/951,215

    13910/18/95330

    14010/26/951,500

    14110/30/9565

    14211/21/954,430

    12211/22/9515,000

    41/1/965,000

    351/10/961,500

    361/10/962,000

    293/22/961,500

    333/27/96500

    403/27/961,000

    393/28/96250

    53/29/961,000

    315/2/961,000

    1185/10/96535

    305/13/961,000

    1435/20/9612,500

    1716/3/9625

    66/7/9612,500

    1446/25/962,360

    346/28/961,000

    378/14/961,500

    328/15/961,500

    1268/21/963,000

    1318/21/963,000

    4110/24/962,500

    711/22/961,500

    812/11/962,500

    1912/16/963,500

    12112/16/962,000

    112/18/96175

    2012/23/966,000

    9712/24/964,750

    18212/31/961,000

    472/27/975,000

    93/26/9713,000

    103/31/971,500

    24/1/975,500

    384/14/975,000

    114/15/9775

    126/13/97200

    138/4/972,000

    438/8/971,000

    988/8/97400

    149/16/97500

    849/26/973,000

    449/30/971,000

    459/30/971,000

    1510/15/974,000

    310/31/9722,000

    1611/4/9715

    4612/9/971,000

    851/5/982,000

    571/8/981,200

    861/12/981,000

    871/20/984,000

    1101/20/984,500

    171/23/982,000

    881/23/987,500

    1111/23/987,500

    991/30/98500

    892/9/981,600

    1122/9/981,600

    1132/12/98750

    902/17/981,000

    493/6/98400

    513/31/981,000

    424/6/981,115

    504/30/98700

    914/30/981,000

    1144/30/981,000

    1155/21/982,965

    187/23/9877

    1167/28/983,285

    537/31/9816,000

    1788/12/982,000

    1179/1/981,500

    639/2/981,600

    1459/3/98500

    1469/10/98676

    1479/15/98241

    1489/17/982,000

    1499/18/982,300

    1509/21/98100

    9210/6/982,000

    15110/9/981,888

    9310/21/98500

    5910/26/98500

    6010/26/98500

    6110/26/98500

    6210/26/981,000

    15210/26/98600

    9410/28/98500

    5810/29/981,500

    9511/2/981,519

    9611/4/98500

    15311/5/984,500

    6511/13/98500

    12712/3/982,000

    13212/3/982,100

    17212/3/981,495

    15412/15/986,800

    15512/22/98100

    15612/23/983,500

    7112/28/981,792

    11912/28/983,400

    7312/31/98500

    15712/31/988,000

    721/5/99500

    561/19/99(1,500)

    1581/19/992,500

    1591/28/992,060

    1202/25/99(3,400)

    1603/12/992,600

    213/15/991,000

    743/23/993,500

    1613/31/993,710

    544/8/991,600

    224/14/992,000

    484/14/99(5,000)

    754/14/993,000

    1624/23/992,000

    1635/3/99987

    1085/11/99200

    765/13/994,200

    1645/20/99400

    775/21/995

    526/9/99(1,000)

    787/15/99649

    1009/3/99500

    2310/1/993,000

    2810/1/99(590)

    5510/1/993,000

    6410/1/99(2,109)

    6610/1/99(2,787)

    6710/1/99(3,509)

    6810/1/99(1,764)

    6910/1/99(180)

    7010/1/99(4,589)

    7910/1/991,900

    10110/1/991,600

    16510/8/9910,000

    16610/11/99403

    16710/14/991,500

    16810/20/991,000

    8010/27/991,334

    16911/19/993,00011,209net new units since 9/30/99 filing

    26,737purchases

    15,528sales

    11,209

  • Pope Resources Business SegmentsFee Timber116,000 acres of timberland in western Washington Producing 61 MMBF of annual log harvest volume in 20042004 log production includes 14 MMBF attributable to recent acquisitionsFuture growth will be primarily through co-investment with ORM Timber Funds

    Timberland Management & Consulting Olympic Resource Management (ORM) subsidiary provides third-party timberland management services to other owners of timber, leveraging off our timberland management expertise and providing additional economies of scaleNew contract to manage 522,000 acres for Cascade Timberlands LLCLaunch of $50 million private equity fund, ORM Timber Fund IDuring past six years, ORM managed 1 million acres of industrial timberland in the Western U.S. for Hancock Timber Resource Group and Pioneer Resources

    Real Estate2,400 acres of higher and better use properties near population centersSeeking development entitlements to add value to landPrimary role is as a master developer, selling lands to other developers following entitlement processOwnership and management of historic mill town of Port Gamble

  • Pope Resources Growth StrategyFree cash flow, after debt service and distributions, of $3 to $5 million per year, depending on log prices Used for co-investment in ORM Timber FundsOpportunistically pursue fee (owned) timberland acquisitionsWhere appropriate, invest in real estate projectsPotential to increase unit distribution with excess cashGrowth CapitalNo current expectation for secondary offering of unitsCurrency too cheap to issue new units (currently at $25/unit, down from high of $35/unit in 1999)Debt capacityBetween $50 and $80 million of incremental debt capacity, depending upon the value of Units and cash flowsDebt to total capitalization covenant of 50% (currently 24% - market equity)Near-term growth fueled primarily by organic cash flow generationMaintain modest unit distribution Current distribution is $0.60/unit per year, or a yield of 2.4%

  • Fee Timber StrategyAcquisition of Columbia tree farm in 2001 from Plum Creek filled age-class gap and leveled off age classes older than 30 yearsRecent acquisitions will push 2005 harvest to 79 MMBF Addition of 12 MMBF in each of years 2004 and 2005 as result of January 2004 acquisitionAddition of 21 MMBF in 2005 as result of November 2004 acquisitionBeginning in 2006, base non-declining harvest level of 53 MMBF for subsequent decade, before gradual increasing over ensuing decades (reaching 65 MMBF eventually)Look to add to fee (owned) timberland baseAcquisitions involving debt likely to be dilutive to earnings initially Opportunistic/contrarian approach to timber acquisitionsMuch of fee timber growth will come through co-investment in new ORM Timber FundsWill allow Pope Resources to participate in acquisition economies associated with larger transactions

  • Productive Acres & Inventory by Age Class (1/1/05)

    AgeClass

    1213.1243552044753.2189491955

    5904.18363519942381.486441422

    11265.68233948333190.2866824462

    1710.20054217432466.274795058

    7388.30411806248526.2323421008

    10737.28468432625373.5818416227

    5419.96280168025437.0119674014

    2300.68698000912670.3480737567

    1657.58730772673539.2721467344

    1154.38177752372973.7743575087

    767.77243000081396.3280985765

    1328.8391828105257.0946430961

    3632.625741807817.5839345753

    3884.3265387609523.3189723836

    4147.9546614132494.8292205632

    Hood Canal 62,513 acres

    Columbia 40,001 acres

    Total Productive Acres 102,514 acres

    1 acres

    Hood Canal

    Columbia

    Total Fee Productive Acres 1/1/05

    MBF

    20734.852682673443070.5734930554

    16949.461968707747027.0512042069

    9460.570206664625884.762718094

    25773.78503839427304.0080995426

    82036.1222152416294.7001682608

    91250.557303390612844.2436381745

    109349.00215857215442.9518901242

    Hood Canal Tree Farm 369,777 MBF

    Columbia Tree Farm 157,943 MBF

    Total Merchantable Inventory 527,720 MBF

    Hood Canal

    Columbia

    Age Class

    MBF

    Total Merchantable Inventory (35+ year old) 1/1/05

    acres inv overlay

    1966.3433043999Clearcut

    8285.67007662140 - 4

    14455.96902192955 - 9

    4176.475337232310 - 14

    15914.536460163115 - 19

    16110.866525948820 - 24

    10856.974769081525 - 29

    4971.035053765830 - 34

    5196.859454461266.3576432228

    4128.156135032366.5355736998

    2164.100528577336.7591462417

    1585.933825906634.4009048635

    3650.209676383285.6240552788

    4407.6455111444108.2585929792

    4642.7838819763129.7836322106

    Total Productive Acres102,514 Acres

    Total Merchantable Inventory528 MMBF

    Acres

    Inventory

    Productive Acres by Age Class

    MMBF Inventory by Age Class

    Data

    Hood CanalHood Canal Grown

    AgeClassNetAcInop AcRd AcRMZ AcWa AcDFMBFWHMBFRCMBFOCMBFRAMBFOHMBFTotalMBFS12+S8+CNSPulpAgeClassNetAcInop AcRd AcRMZ AcWa AcDFMBFWHMBFRCMBFOCMBFRAMBFOHMBFTotalMBFS12+S8+CNSPulp

    Clearcut1,2130.042230Clearcut1,2130.042230

    0 - 45,9040.02196610 - 45,9040.0219661

    5 - 911,2660.04249975 - 911,2660.0424997

    10 - 141,7100.073120.010 - 141,7100.073120.0

    15 - 197,3880.029370115 - 197,3880.0293701

    20 - 2410,7370.043191620 - 2410,7370.0431916

    25 - 295,4200.022243025 - 295,4200.0222430

    30 - 342,3010.0101160.030 - 342,3010.0101160.0

    35 - 391,6580.07316412,8352,1702,1782442,79351520,7354,0596,3017,3802,99535 - 391,6580.07316413,3492,2572,2652542,90453621,5644,2216,5537,6763,115

    40 - 441,1540.04212111,0541,3091,6006711,99631916,9493,5945,2095,6922,45540 - 441,1540.04212111,4971,3621,6646982,07633117,6273,7385,4185,9192,553

    45 - 497680.022250.05,4241,1496702647561,1999,4613,5342,6331,9171,37645 - 497680.022250.05,6411,1956972747861,2469,8393,6762,7391,9941,431

    50 - 541,3290.04036219,8532,3851,3195131,33137425,77410,1108,7024,4272,53550 - 541,3290.04036220,6472,4801,3725331,38438926,80510,5159,0504,6042,637

    55 - 593,6330.011489165,3826,3082,7031,2825,81354882,03632,10129,57313,1227,04355 - 593,6330.011489167,9976,5602,8111,3336,04657085,31833,38530,75613,6477,324

    60 - 643,8840.011191469,5846,8483,8701,2998,69195891,25137,03232,16714,5257,52760 - 643,8840.011191472,3677,1224,0251,3519,03899794,90138,51333,45415,1067,828

    65+4,1480.097951072,69314,9268,9531,0809,5292,169109,34948,52034,79315,0868,62465+4,1480.097951075,60115,5239,3111,1239,9102,255113,72350,46136,18515,6908,969

    62,513355,55462,513369,777

    ColumbiaColumbia Grown

    AgeClassNetAcInop AcRd AcRMZ AcWa AcDFMBFWHMBFRCMBFOCMBFRAMBFOHMBFTotalMBFS12+S8+CNSPulpAgeClassNetAcInop AcRd AcRMZ AcWa AcDFMBFWHMBFRCMBFOCMBFRAMBFOHMBFTotalMBFS12+S8+CNSPulp

    Clearcut75343680.0Clearcut75343680.0

    0 - 42,38119114290.00 - 42,38119114290.0

    5 - 93,19025149310.05 - 93,19025149310.0

    10 - 142,46673128500.010 - 142,46673128500.0

    15 - 198,526419421209115 - 198,5264194212091

    20 - 245,37431625288220 - 245,374316252882

    25 - 295,437121257760.025 - 295,437121257760.0

    30 - 342,6701191271020.030 - 342,6701191271020.0

    35 - 393,53913155500.029,8438,5416026293,00844743,0715,18318,06312,5026,98935 - 393,53913155500.031,0378,8836276543,12846544,7935,39018,78613,0027,269

    40 - 442,97413128891233,5147,7269238543,22278847,0277,32020,16011,9137,56840 - 442,97413128891234,8558,0359608883,35182048,9087,61320,96712,3897,871

    45 - 491,3964469213,1916,1006998903,9101,09425,8855,75210,4796,1563,49845 - 491,3964469213,7196,3447279254,0661,13826,9205,98210,8986,4023,638

    50 - 5425721210.04,8111,621462554041677,3043,1792,49295068350 - 5425721210.05,0031,686482654201747,5963,3062,592988711

    55 - 59180.000.00.02252112291629511090524355 - 59180.000.00.023422123017306114935445

    60 - 6452317920.04,8793,7509235172,17460112,8445,1504,5082,1041,08260 - 6452317920.05,0743,9009605382,26162513,3585,3564,6882,1891,126

    65+4950.06130.010,3892,2624203841,66532315,4438,4853,8132,14899765+4950.06130.010,8052,3534374001,73233616,0618,8253,9652,2341,037

    40,001151,86840,001157,943

    Pope TotalPope Total Grown

    AgeClassNetAcInop AcRd AcRMZ AcWa AcDFMBFWHMBFRCMBFOCMBFRAMBFOHMBFTotalMBFS12+S8+CNSPulpAgeClassNetAcInop AcRd AcRMZ AcWa AcDFMBFWHMBFRCMBFOCMBFRAMBFOHMBFTotalMBFS12+S8+CNSPulp

    Clearcut1,9664783100.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0Clearcut1,9664783100.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

    0 - 48,286193339510.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00 - 48,286193339510.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

    5 - 914,4562557413070.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.05 - 914,4562557413070.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

    10 - 144,17673201620.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.010 - 144,17673201620.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

    15 - 1915,91541971427920.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.015 - 1915,91541971427920.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

    20 - 2416,11131668317990.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.020 - 2416,11131668317990.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

    25 - 2910,85712147911900.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.025 - 2910,85712147911900.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

    30 - 344,9711192281180.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.030 - 344,9711192281180.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

    35 - 395,1971322866442,67810,7112,7808735,801962649,24224,36419,8839,98435 - 395,1971322866444,38611,1392,8919086,0331,001669,61125,33820,67810,383

    40 - 444,128131701011344,5699,0352,5231,5255,2181,1076410,91425,36917,60510,02340 - 444,128131701011346,3519,3972,6241,5865,4271,1516711,35026,38418,30910,424

    45 - 492,16446834218,6157,2491,3691,1544,6662,293359,28713,1128,0734,87445 - 492,16446834219,3607,5391,4241,2004,8522,384379,65813,6378,3965,069

    50 - 541,58625237224,6644,0061,3667681,7345413313,28911,1945,3773,21950 - 541,58625237225,6504,1661,4207981,8045623413,82011,6425,5923,347

    55 - 593,6500.011489165,6076,3292,7041,2845,8425658232,21129,66313,1747,08655 - 593,6500.011489168,2326,5822,8121,3356,0765878633,49930,85013,7017,370

    60 - 644,4081711993474,46310,5984,7931,81610,8651,55910442,18136,67516,6298,60960 - 644,4081711993477,44111,0224,9851,88911,3001,62210843,86938,14217,2958,953

    65+4,6430.01031081083,08317,1889,3721,46411,1942,49112557,00638,60617,2349,62165+4,6430.01031081086,40617,8769,7471,52211,6422,59113059,28640,15017,92410,006

    102,514507102,514528

  • Log Markets and Harvest Mix

    Chart2

    474302136

    531383136

    590426159

    606401155

    774501205

    1049706227

    1031701199

    1059700277

    1003670127

    895680131

    749555169

    767603157

    837577149

    733541111

    65555094

    616550103

    Source: RISI, Log Lines

    Douglas-fir Export Sawlogs

    Douglas-fir Domestic Sawlogs

    Douglas-fir Pulpwood

    $/MBF

    Harvest Mix

    Hood Canal Tree FarmTotal Pope Resources

    2003 Budget2003 Budget

    SalesMBF$/MBF% TotalSalesMBF$/MBF% Total

    DF-Ex$4,642,2757,912$587638.9%DF-Ex$6,057,12110,327$58723.3%

    DF-D$7,502,18414,767$5081192.6%DF-D$9,740,98919,024$51242.8%

    DF-P$195,0021,300$150105.0%DF-P$235,0831,524$1543.4%

    WW-EX$10,56431$3402.5%WW-EX$150,832429$3511.0%

    WW-D$557,6021,676$333135.4%WW-D$1,805,2785,419$33312.2%

    WW-P$262,3561,543$170124.6%WW-P$305,0381,794$1704.0%

    HW-D$636,7341,592$400128.6%HW-D$754,6381,810$4174.1%

    HW-P$432,0422,214$195178.8%HW-P$530,4822,706$1966.1%

    RC-D$1,386,1581,235$1,12299.7%RC-D$1,513,1581,362$1,1113.1%

    RC-P$1,2386$2060.5%RC-P$1,2386$2060.0%

    Total:$15,626,15532,277$484100.0%Total:$21,093,85844,402$475100.0%

    Variance Species GroupingsVariance Species Groupings

    DF$12,339,46123,979$5151936.5%DF$16,033,19430,875$51969.5%

    WW$830,5233,251$255262.5%WW$2,261,1497,643$29617.2%

    HW$1,068,7753,806$281307.4%HW$1,285,1204,516$28510.2%

    RC$1,387,3961,241$1,118100.2%RC$1,514,3961,368$1,1073.1%

    Columbia Tree Farm

    2003 Budget

    SalesMBF$/MBF% Total

    Data for Pie Chart

    DF-Ex$1,414,8462,416$586195.1%Export Sawlogs10,757

    DF-D$2,238,8054,257$526343.8%Domestic Sawlogs27,615

    DF-P$40,081224$17918.1%Pulpwood6,030

    WW-EX$140,268398$35232.2%44,402check

    WW-D$1,247,6763,743$333302.2%

    WW-P$42,682251$17020.3%

    HW-D$117,904218$54117.6%

    HW-P$98,440492$20039.7%

    RC-D$127,000127$1,00010.3%

    RC-P0.00.00.00.0%

    Total:$5,467,70312,125$451100.0%

    Variance Species Groupings

    DF$3,693,7336,896$536556.9%

    WW$1,430,6264,392$326354.7%

    HW$216,344710$30557.3%

    RC$127,000127$1,00010.3%

    Prices

    89-present Log Lines, Puget Sound, DF, 2S, High: History RISI IFA

    Log Lines/RISI IFA, DF, 2S HighPNW Export Douglas-firLog Lines, DF, Pulp

    88302474136

    89383531136

    90426590159

    91401606155

    92501774205

    937061049227

    947011031199

    957001059277

    966701003127

    97680895131

    98555749169

    99603767157

    00577837149

    01541733111

    0255065594

    03550616103

    2003LL, DF,#2, puget, high

    jan550

    feb550

    mar550

    apr550

    may550

    Charts

    Charts

    10756.57708

    27614.65912

    6030.39375

    2003 Total Harvest44.4 Million Board Feet (MMBF)

    Estimated2003 Harvest Mix

    474302136

    531383136

    590426159

    606401155

    774501205

    1049706227

    1031701199

    1059700277

    1003670127

    895680131

    749555169

    767603157

    837577149

    733541111

    65555094

    616550103

    Source: RISI, Log Lines

    Douglas-fir Export Sawlogs

    Douglas-fir Domestic Sawlogs

    Douglas-fir Pulpwood

    $/MBF

    Chart1

    14

    72

    14

    2003 Total Harvest45 Million Board Feet (MMBF)

    2003 Harvest Mix

    Harvest Mix

    Hood Canal Tree FarmTotal Pope Resources

    2003 Budget2003 Budget

    SalesMBF$/MBF% TotalSalesMBF$/MBF% Total

    DF-Ex$4,642,2757,912$587638.9%DF-Ex$6,057,12110,327$58723.3%

    DF-D$7,502,18414,767$5081192.6%DF-D$9,740,98919,024$51242.8%

    DF-P$195,0021,300$150105.0%DF-P$235,0831,524$1543.4%

    WW-EX$10,56431$3402.5%WW-EX$150,832429$3511.0%

    WW-D$557,6021,676$333135.4%WW-D$1,805,2785,419$33312.2%

    WW-P$262,3561,543$170124.6%WW-P$305,0381,794$1704.0%

    HW-D$636,7341,592$400128.6%HW-D$754,6381,810$4174.1%

    HW-P$432,0422,214$195178.8%HW-P$530,4822,706$1966.1%

    RC-D$1,386,1581,235$1,12299.7%RC-D$1,513,1581,362$1,1113.1%

    RC-P$1,2386$2060.5%RC-P$1,2386$2060.0%

    Total:$15,626,15532,277$484100.0%Total:$21,093,85844,402$475100.0%

    Variance Species GroupingsVariance Species Groupings

    DF$12,339,46123,979$5151936.5%DF$16,033,19430,875$51969.5%

    WW$830,5233,251$255262.5%WW$2,261,1497,643$29617.2%

    HW$1,068,7753,806$281307.4%HW$1,285,1204,516$28510.2%

    RC$1,387,3961,241$1,118100.2%RC$1,514,3961,368$1,1073.1%

    Columbia Tree Farm

    2003 Budget

    SalesMBF$/MBF% Total

    Data for Pie Chart

    DF-Ex$1,414,8462,416$586195.1%Export Sawlogs10,757

    DF-D$2,238,8054,257$526343.8%Domestic Sawlogs27,615

    DF-P$40,081224$17918.1%Pulpwood6,030

    WW-EX$140,268398$35232.2%44,402check

    WW-D$1,247,6763,743$333302.2%

    WW-P$42,682251$17020.3%

    HW-D$117,904218$54117.6%

    HW-P$98,440492$20039.7%24%14

    RC-D$127,000127$1,00010.3%62%72

    RC-P0.00.00.00.0%14%14

    Total:$5,467,70312,125$451100.0%100

    Variance Species Groupings

    DF$3,693,7336,896$536556.9%

    WW$1,430,6264,392$326354.7%

    HW$216,344710$30557.3%

    RC$127,000127$1,00010.3%

    Prices

    89-present Log Lines, Puget Sound, DF, 2S, High: History RISI IFA

    Log Lines/RISI IFA, DF, 2S HighPNW Export Douglas-firLog Lines, DF, Pulp

    1988302474136

    1989383531136

    1990426590159

    1991401606155

    1992501774205

    19937061049227

    19947011031199

    19957001059277

    19966701003127

    1997680895131

    1998555749169

    1999603767157

    2000577837149

    2001541733111

    200255065594

    2003550616103

    2003LL, DF,#2, puget, high

    jan550

    feb550

    mar550

    apr550

    may550

    Charts

    Charts

    14

    72

    14

    2003 Total Harvest44.4 Million Board Feet (MMBF)

    Estimated2003 Harvest Mix

    474302136

    531383136

    590426159

    606401155

    774501205

    1049706227

    1031701199

    1059700277

    1003670127

    895680131

    749555169

    767603157

    837577149

    733541111

    65555094

    616550103

    Source: RISI, Log Lines

    Douglas-fir Export Sawlogs

    Douglas-fir Domestic Sawlogs

    Douglas-fir Pulpwood

    $/MBF

  • Timberland Management & Consulting StrategyManage timberlands for third-party clientsFull-service management, selected forestry consulting services, workout specialistFocus development of expert processes/tools, and market presenceAncillary benefits accrue to fee timber properties through management expertise and economies of scaleFit with broad ownership trends in industryRaise capital for investing in timberlands: ORM Timber Fund I, L.P.$50 million of equity capital10% co-investment by Pope Resources and affiliatesORMLLC will serve as GP

  • Real Estate Strategy Push real estate properties through entitlement and permitting pipelineTo point where sale opportunity is optimal May retain selected properties where management is passive and income stream is steady with upsideMajor early-stage entitlement projectsGig Harbor - 320 acre mixed-use project within city limitsCommercial rezone effort enables future sale to Costco, Walgreens, YMCANew Tacoma Narrows bridge impactBremerton - 230 acre mixed-use project with 15 year development agreementKingston - 710 acre project subject to urban growth boundary determination

    Port Gamble historic mill town is a many-faceted, long-term projectRural historic town designation under States Growth Management ActWater rights recently securedEnvironmental cleanup completeSewer system expansion needed for build-out of town siteLong term: development of former mill site and remaining portion of town site

  • Financial Performance Eleven-Year Summary

    10 yr

    (All amounts in $ millions, except per unit data)

    Q3

    199319941995199619971998199920002001200220032004

    Revenues:

    Fee Timber25.719.126.621.819.721.023.521.425.023.322.928.0

    Timberland Mgmnt & Consulting8.911.711.09.77.32.41.0

    Real Estate8.611.09.611.210.413.115.718.213.11.61.72.7

    Total Revenues34.330.136.233.030.143.050.950.647.832.227.031.7

    Net Income/(Loss)14.88.913.18.33.58.85.1(6.3)(0.4)3.33.59.4

    Net Income/(Loss) per Unit$3.00$1.93$2.90$1.84$0.78$1.94$1.11$(1.38)$(0.10)$0.74$0.78$2.04

    EBITDDA18.311.716.010.96.211.99.0(3.0)10.69.310.115.8

    Operating Cash Flow20.17.417.012.35.89.28.310.011.29.08.614.3

    Timberland Harvest (MMBF)36.329.737.931.633.238.942.037.336.345.145.051.2

    Unitholder Distributions per Unit$1.20$0.72$1.06$0.82$0.49$0.40$0.40$0.400.0$0.10$0.24$0.29

    Unit Trading Prices:

    High$16.40$18.80$21.80$23.40$31.00$32.50$35.00$29.25$24.50$15.50$15.99$24.00

    Low$9.60$14.40$15.25$15.80$17.40$24.06$27.88$19.00$14.00$9.30$7.00$15.00

    Bal Sht

    (in $millions)

    31-Mar-0431-Dec-03

    Assets

    Cash3.410.4

    Other Current Assets3.52.4

    Properties and Equipment79.872.1

    Other Assets1.41.4

    Total Assets88.186.3

    Liabilities & Equity

    Current Liabilities (excl. Current Debt)1.92.2

    Total Debt36.237.7

    Other Liabilities0.30.4

    Total Liabilities38.440.3

    Equity49.746.0

    Total Liabilities & Equity88.186.3

    Tax yield

    ABC

    Pope Res 1065Resultant

    AggregatePerApplicableTax (Liab)/

    AmountsUnitTaxBenefitTax "Yield" at Various Unit Prices

    ReportedAmountsRate$10.00$14.00$18.00$22.00

    New Tax Rates:

    K-1 Taxable Income1,500,000$0.33

    631(a) amount15,045,000$3.33

    Depletion(3,300,000)(0.73)

    1231 gain11,700,000$2.5915.0%$(0.39)

    Int income300,0000.0735.0%(0.02)

    Ord loss(10,500,000)(2.32)35.0%0.81

    1,500,000$0.33$0.404.0%2.9%2.2%1.8%

    Note: Income amounts provided are representative examples only and should not be interpreted as pro forma results.

    4518095

    Debt Capacity

    ProIf unit price is

    ActualForma$15.00$17.50$21.00

    Current debt ($000's)36,20085,70067,70078,70094,700

    Current unit price$19.00

    Units outstanding (000's)4,522

    Market cap85,91685,91667,82979,13394,960

    Total capitalization122,116171,616135,529157,833189,660

    Debt to total cap ratio29.64%49.94%49.95%49.86%49.93%

    Incremental debt capacity49,500315004250058500

    Imputed values

    Timber value per acre

    HBU = $5KHBU = $10K

    Today's unit price$19.00$19.00

    Number of units4,5204,520

    Market cap85,88085,880

    Plus: debt36,20036,200

    Less HBU value

    At $5K per acre2500(12,500)

    At $10K per acre2500(25,000)

    109,58097,080

    Fee Timber acres115,000115,000

    Value per acre of fee timber953844

    Enterprise value to EBITDDA

    Enterprise Value

    at 12/31/03at 5/31/04

    Market Cap calc

    Units45184522

    Price$15.43$19.00

    Market Cap69,71385,918

    Plus debt3768836,200

    Less cash-10361-6700

    Enterprise value97,040115,418

    Average enterprise value106,229

    Trailing EBITDDA:

    Q1 20033009

    Q2 20032972

    Q3 20032573

    Q4 20031535

    Q1 2004638713467

    Enterprise value divided by trailing EBITDDA7.89

    Trailing earnings$000'sPer unit

    Q1 20031,2914518$0.29

    Q2 20031,2964518$0.29

    Q3 20039414518$0.21

    Q4 20030.045180.0

    Q1 20043,9984518$0.88$1.38

    Unit price/trailing earnings13.77

  • Investment Grade Balance Sheet

    10 yr

    (All amounts in $ millions, except per unit data)

    Q3

    199319941995199619971998199920002001200220032004

    Revenues:

    Fee Timber25.719.126.621.819.721.023.521.425.023.322.928.0

    Timberland Mgmnt & Consulting8.911.711.09.77.32.41.0

    Real Estate8.611.09.611.210.413.115.718.213.11.61.72.7

    Total Revenues34.330.136.233.030.143.050.950.647.832.227.031.7

    Net Income/(Loss)14.88.913.18.33.58.85.1(6.3)(0.4)3.33.59.4

    Net Income/(Loss) per Unit$3.00$1.93$2.90$1.84$0.78$1.94$1.11$(1.38)$(0.10)$0.74$0.78$2.04

    EBITDDA18.311.716.010.96.211.99.0(3.0)10.69.310.115.8

    Operating Cash Flow20.17.417.012.35.89.28.310.011.29.08.614.3

    Timberland Harvest (MMBF)36.329.737.931.633.238.942.037.336.345.145.051.2

    Unitholder Distributions per Unit$1.20$0.72$1.06$0.82$0.49$0.40$0.40$0.400.0$0.10$0.24$0.29

    Unit Trading Prices:

    High$16.40$18.80$21.80$23.40$31.00$32.50$35.00$29.25$24.50$15.50$15.99$24.00

    Low$9.60$14.40$15.25$15.80$17.40$24.06$27.88$19.00$14.00$9.30$7.00$15.00

    Bal Sht

    (in $millions)

    30-Sep-0431-Dec-03

    Assets

    Cash10.110.4

    Other Current Assets2.72.4

    Properties and Equipment79.172.1

    Other Assets1.31.4

    Total Assets93.286.3

    Liabilities & Equity

    Current Liabilities (excl. Current Debt)3.22.2

    Total Debt35.737.7

    Other Liabilities0.20.4

    Total Liabilities39.140.3

    Equity54.146.0

    Total Liabilities & Equity93.286.3

    Tax yield

    ABC

    Pope Res 1065Resultant

    AggregatePerApplicableTax (Liab)/

    AmountsUnitTaxBenefitTax "Yield" at Various Unit Prices

    ReportedAmountsRate$10.00$14.00$18.00$22.00

    New Tax Rates:

    K-1 Taxable Income1,500,000$0.33

    631(a) amount15,045,000$3.33

    Depletion(3,300,000)(0.73)

    1231 gain11,700,000$2.5915.0%$(0.39)

    Int income300,0000.0735.0%(0.02)

    Ord loss(10,500,000)(2.32)35.0%0.81

    1,500,000$0.33$0.404.0%2.9%2.2%1.8%

    Note: Income amounts provided are representative examples only and should not be interpreted as pro forma results.

    4518095

    Debt Capacity

    ProIf unit price is

    ActualForma$15.00$17.50$21.00

    Current debt ($000's)35,70085,20067,20078,20094,200

    Current unit price$19.00

    Units outstanding (000's)4,522

    Market cap85,91685,91667,82979,13394,960

    Total capitalization121,616171,116135,029157,333189,160

    Debt to total cap ratio29.35%49.79%49.77%49.70%49.80%

    Incremental debt capacity49,500315004250058500

    Imputed values

    Timber value per acre

    HBU = $5KHBU = $10K

    Today's unit price$19.00$19.00

    Number of units4,5204,520

    Market cap85,88085,880

    Plus: debt35,70035,700

    Less HBU value

    At $5K per acre2500(12,500)

    At $10K per acre2500(25,000)

    109,08096,580

    Fee Timber acres115,000115,000

    Value per acre of fee timber949840

    Enterprise value to EBITDDA

    Enterprise Value

    at 12/31/03at 5/31/04

    Market Cap calc

    Units45184522

    Price$15.43$19.00

    Market Cap69,71385,918

    Plus debt3768835,700

    Less cash-10361-6700

    Enterprise value97,040114,918

    Average enterprise value105,979

    Trailing EBITDDA:

    Q1 20033009

    Q2 20032972

    Q3 20032573

    Q4 20031535

    Q1 2004638713467

    Enterprise value divided by trailing EBITDDA7.87

    Trailing earnings$000'sPer unit

    Q1 20031,2914518$0.29

    Q2 20031,2964518$0.29

    Q3 20039414518$0.21

    Q4 20030.045180.0

    Q1 20043,9984518$0.88$1.38

    Unit price/trailing earnings13.77

  • Pope Resources - Summary of Investment OpportunityStill a deep discount to NAV in spite of 2004 rise in unit priceImputed value of fee timberlands of between $1,050 and $1,200 per acre, depending on assumptions made for value of HBU lands ($5-$10K/acre)Enterprise value to EBITDDA multiple of 7Trading at 12 times trailing 12-month earningsHighly tax-efficient vehicle for investing in timberland asset classPositive tax yieldModest distribution yieldCompelling diversification benefits of timberland asset classAdding value through use of free cash flow Co-investment in ORM Timber Fund I, L.P.Opportunistic acquisitionsIncreases in distribution levelImproved alignment with insider buying in past few yearsFavorable liquidity trends

  • Pope Resources Unit Price vs. Douglas-Fir Log Prices (98-03)

    Chart1

    2950026.97700560

    2757525.11720618.5

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    27.7558526.07680613.5

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    27.8757826.31740626.6

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    3167529.55725690

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    29.2561028.18770658

    2570024.08810733

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    2065019.36800695

    21.567520.81810715.5

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    105309.81630560

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    17.5165038019630644

    17.7358538047630598.5

    17.7560038078670621

    19.5462038110660632

    18.9869038139670684

    19.8869038169670684

    Pope Resources Unit Price

    DF Export

    DF 2Saw

    Source: Log LinesDF Export = C12H, Puget Sound, HighDF 2Saw = 2S, Puget Sound, High

    POPEZ Close

    DF 2Saw

    POPEZ Adj. Close*

    DF Export

    DF Composite (30% Export)

    Pope Resources Unit Price

    $/MBF

    New

    29500

    27575

    28500

    27.12490

    27.75585

    28.5550

    28.25580

    28625

    27.87578

    28625

    29610

    32.5600

    28.75600

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    30700

    31675

    35650

    32580

    32.25635

    31.87640

    31.62675

    31.12650

    29.87635

    29.25610

    25700

    21700

    23.25700

    20650

    21.5675

    20600

    20.5575

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    21525

    22625

    22580

    24.5580

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    21565

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    19580

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    18.5625

    20625

    18580

    15.55580

    15.76525

    14.75535

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    13.25550

    13.45570

    12.75570

    12.5550

    12.5570

    12.2540

    12545

    10530

    9.45550

    10.11550

    10.25550

    12.25550

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    9.5550

    11.38550

    11.91540

    12.25540

    13.26550

    13.7570

    13.6570

    14.3560

    15.43550

    15.53555

    17.51650

    17.73585

    17.75600

    19.54620

    18.98690

    19.88690

    Pope Resources Unit Price

    Douglas-fir Domestic 2Saw

    POPEZ Close

    DF 2Saw

    Pope Resources Unit Price

    Log Price ($/MBF)

    Sheet1

    data

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    1-Jul-9931.623431.6232.2583830.87195524551-Jul-9929.629.8327.6127.615472319.4119LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199972S635High19997C12H710657.5

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    1-Feb-00252519.2521381020.32264818.9375481-Feb-0022.4523.692222.2512813116.7726LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200022S700High20002C12H810733

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    1-Feb-01222220.122152120.5238366.93361-Feb-0126.627.324.525.9321791521.3438LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200122S565High20012C12H700605.5

    1-Mar-01212119.520202719.5439357.7351-Mar-0125.9525.9523.324.221004019.9239LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200232S573High20013C12H675603.6

    2-Apr-012020181988518.5740348.2342-Apr-0124.225.623.3824.5918191020.2440LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200142S580High20014C12H650601

    1-May-01192016.519.938619.4441339.35331-May-0125.2427.9525.2127.5835219523.241LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200152S625High20015C12H690644.5

    1-Jun-0119.7919.7917.751944718.5742328.17321-Jun-0127.85292728.1332140423.6642LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200162S625High20016C12H690644.5

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    1-Aug-0118.52016.7520128619.5444307.9301-Aug-0127.53027.329.5353900025.3244LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200182S625High20018C12H710650.5

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    1-Oct-01181815.1515.55217815.1946284.91281-Oct-0126.7328.9823.727.6398135623.6946LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir2001102S580High200110C12H645599.5

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    1-Apr-0212.611511.713.451061313.1452225.08221-Apr-0229.8530.5929.3130.4559372327.1852LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200242S570High20024C12H600579

    1-May-0214.5514.61212.75182212.4653215.16211-May-0230.4831.2529.9830.3755692227.6353LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200252S570High20025C12H600579

    3-Jun-0212.961312.3512.5168012.2154204.85203-Jun-0230.4830.9529.6830.774725027.9354LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200262S550High20026C12H580559

    1-Jul-0212.513.2412.1612.564512.2155193.3191-Jul-0230.4530.524.9728.594883125.9355LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200272S570High20027C12H600579

    1-Aug-0212.512.991212.255411.9756183.8181-Aug-0228.5229.1924.7325.7492005423.9556LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200282S540High20028C12H580552

    3-Sep-0212.212.2511.5512124011.7757172.76173-Sep-0225.7425.7521.822.6183133021.0457LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200282S545High20029C12H630570.5

    1-Oct-0211.811.89.61012829.8158161.78161-Oct-0222.8123.218.9222.61102559521.0458LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir2002102S530High200210C12H630560

    1-Nov-021010.59.459.4522459.3259151.99151-Nov-0222.424.522.324.356076102359LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir2002112S550High200211C12H625572.5

    2-Dec-029.4910.189.310.1110289.9760141.79142-Dec-0224.4224.4522.5723.679076622.2960LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir2002122S550High200212C12H625572.5

    2-Jan-0310.110.259.810.2512810.1161131.63132-Jan-0323.8524.2921.1521.8273469520.6161LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200312S550High20031C12H620571

    3-Feb-0310.1112.57.2512.25197312.0862120.74123-Feb-0321.922.421.0221.755885220.8362LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200322S550High20032C12H620571

    3-Mar-0312.2512.2579.57149.4163110.15113-Mar-0321.7523.420.8821.5970620020.7363LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200332S550High20033C12H620571

    1-Apr-039.51199.510239.4164100.17101-Apr-0321.723.6721.523.2674690022.3364LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200342S550High20034C12H600565

    1-May-039.511.88.9511.38147111.326590.391-May-0323.2526.492326.491664725.7165LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200352S550High20035C12H600565

    2-Jun-031112.410.3611.91159511.846680.1882-Jun-0326.3527.325.8525.9569670025.2766LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200362S540High20036C12H610561

    1-Jul-03121311.712.25134512.186770.1271-Jul-0325.727.4725.4227.1659502226.4567LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200372S540High20037C12H610561

    1-Aug-0312.6513.2611.8513.26105213.266860.1261-Aug-0326.8227.1425.626.1553758025.868LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200382S550High20038C12H610568

    2-Sep-0313.7614.6512.4913.7210913.76950.1252-Sep-0326.3826.7824.8325.4472757125.169LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200392S570High20039C12H610582

    1-Oct-0313.714.512.5613.6106013.67040.0941-Oct-0325.6727.4425.2826.356589172670LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir2003102S570High200310C12H640591

    3-Nov-0313.615.9913.214.344714.237130.0733-Nov-0326.4826.9925.4226.6347134726.6371LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir2003112S560High200311C12H650587

    1-Dec-0314.2515.6114.1715.4392215.437220.0521-Dec-0326.5930.7526.5630.4566146330.4572LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir2003122S550High200312C12H660583

    2-Jan-0415161515.53690015.537310.0712-Jan-0430.4530.6529.930.05107902530.0573LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200412S555High20041C12H660586.5

    2-Feb-0417.51LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200422S650High20042C12H630644

    1-Mar-0417.73LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200432S585High20043C12H630598.5

    1-Apr-0417.75LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200442S600High20044C12H670621

    3-May-0419.54LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200452S620High20045C12H660632

    1-Jun-0418.98LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200462S690High20046C12H670684

    1-Jul-0419.88LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200472S690High20047C12H670684

    2-Aug-0419.55

    MBD003C7108.xls

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    Pope Resources Unit Price

    Douglas-Fir Domestic 2Saw

    POPEZ Close

    DF 2Saw

    Pope Resources Unit Price

    $/MBF

    data

    DateOpenHighLowPOPEZ CloseVolumePOPEZ Adj. Close*SourceRegionSpeciesYearMonthSortDF 2SawNotesHALYearMonthDF ExportPriceDF Composite (30% Export)DF

    2-Jan-9828.252924.0629499026.971LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199812S500High19981C12H7005601.01.01.01998555

    2-Feb-9829292527117825.112LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199822S575High19982C12H720618.51.20.90.91999603

    2-Mar-98272926.6228177726.173LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199832S500High19983C12H7005601.01.01.02000577

    1-Apr-98282826.6227.12287625.354LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199842S490High19984C12H6705441.00.90.92001541

    1-May-9827.12312727.75184026.075LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199852S585High19985C12H680613.51.21.01.02002550

    1-Jun-9827.7530.6927.7528.5155426.786LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199862S550High19986C12H675587.51.11.01.02003552

    1-Jul-982829.252828.25220426.547LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199872S580High19987C12H7206221.21.01.0

    3-Aug-9828.2528.872828189526.318LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199882S625High19988C12H730656.51.31.01.0

    1-Sep-982829.527.8727.87111426.319LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199892S578High19989C12H740626.61.21.01.0

    1-Oct-9827.8728.527.6228137226.4310LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir1998102S625High199810C12H720653.51.31.01.0

    2-Nov-98282927.7529308027.5111LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir1998112S610High199811C12H7006371.21.01.0

    1-Dec-982932.52932.5536330.8312LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir1998122S600High199812C12H725637.51.21.11.1

    4-Jan-993133.3828.7528.75216327.2713LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199912S600High19991C12H7206361.21.01.0

    1-Feb-9928.8730.2527.8729335727.5114LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199922S620High19992C12H7006441.21.01.0

    1-Mar-99293127.8730414728.615LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199932S700High19993C12H7007001.41.01.1

    1-Apr-993034.8829.7531232329.5516LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199942S675High19994C12H7256901.41.11.1

    3-May-9931353135101033.517LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199952S650High19995C12H675657.51.31.21.2

    1-Jun-99353531.623295430.6318LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199962S580High19996C12H7106191.21.11.1

    1-Jul-9931.623431.6232.2583830.8719LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199972S635High19997C12H710657.51.31.11.1

    2-Aug-9932.2532.2531.6231.87141330.620LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199982S640High19998C12H6906551.31.11.1

    1-Sep-9931.873231.6231.62242330.3621LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir199992S675High19999C12H690679.51.41.11.1

    1-Oct-9931.7534.8831.1231.12395229.8822LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir1999102S650High199910C12H7206711.31.11.1

    1-Nov-9931.1231.1229.8729.87291928.7823LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir1999112S635High199911C12H730663.51.31.01.1

    1-Dec-9929.8729.8729.2529.2551328.1824LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir1999122S610High199912C12H7706581.21.01.0

    3-Jan-0029.2529.2524.1225317524.0825LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200012S700High20001C12H8107331.40.90.9

    1-Feb-00252519.2521381020.3226LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200022S700High20002C12H8107331.40.70.8

    1-Mar-0022.2523.517.2523.25509522.527LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200032S700High20003C12H8107331.40.80.8

    3-Apr-0023.252519.62201215719.3628LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200042S650High20004C12H8006951.30.70.7

    1-May-0019.7521.519.7521.5181320.8129LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200052S675High20005C12H810715.51.40.70.8

    1-Jun-0021.52319.1220125419.3630LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200062S600High20006C12H8106631.20.70.7

    3-Jul-002021.8718.1220.597519.8431LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200172S575High20007C12H8156471.20.70.7

    1-Aug-0020.520.519.2519.5175618.9732LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200082S550High20008C12H8206311.10.70.7

    1-Sep-0019.52119.252195020.4333LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200092S525High20009C12H850622.51.10.70.8

    2-Oct-00212219.122251321.434LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir2000102S625High200010C12H820683.51.30.80.8

    1-Nov-0021.524.2521.52296621.535LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir2000112S580High200011C12H8206521.20.80.8

    1-Dec-002225.52224.5171023.9436LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir2000122S580High200012C12H8206521.20.80.9

    2-Jan-0124.524.5222254721.537LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200112S580High20011C12H8206521.20.80.8

    1-Feb-01222220.122152120.5238LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200122S565High20012C12H700605.51.10.70.8

    1-Mar-01212119.520202719.5439LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200232S573High20013C12H675603.61.10.70.7

    2-Apr-012020181988518.5740LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200142S580High20014C12H6506011.20.70.7

    1-May-01192016.519.938619.4441LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200152S625High20015C12H690644.51.30.70.7

    1-Jun-0119.7919.7917.751944718.5742LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200162S625High20016C12H690644.51.30.70.7

    2-Jul-011919.218.1518.545718.0843LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200172S625High20017C12H710650.51.30.60.7

    1-Aug-0118.52016.7520128619.5444LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200182S625High20018C12H710650.51.30.70.7

    4-Sep-01202015.51850017.5945LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200192S580High20019C12H6506011.20.60.7

    1-Oct-01181815.1515.55217815.1946LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir2001102S580High200110C12H645599.51.20.50.6

    1-Nov-0115.5516.211515.7676115.447LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir2001112S525High200111C12H6255551.10.50.6

    3-Dec-0115.2515.91314.75153514.4148LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir2001122S535High200112C12H620560.51.10.50.5

    2-Jan-0214.7515.512.513.9874713.6649LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200212S525High20021C12H640559.51.10.50.5

    1-Feb-0213.9814.2610.513111512.750LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200222S550High20022C12H6305741.10.40.5

    1-Mar-0213.9815.011213.25132012.9551LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200232S550High20023C12H6305741.10.50.5

    1-Apr-0212.611511.713.451061313.1452LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200242S570High20024C12H6005791.10.50.5

    1-May-0214.5514.61212.75182212.4653LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200252S570High20025C12H6005791.10.40.5

    3-Jun-0212.961312.3512.5168012.2154LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200262S550High20026C12H5805591.10.40.5

    1-Jul-0212.513.2412.1612.564512.2155LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200272S570High20027C12H6005791.10.40.5

    1-Aug-0212.512.991212.255411.9756LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200282S540High20028C12H5805521.10.40.4

    3-Sep-0212.212.2511.5512124011.7757LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200282S545High20029C12H630570.51.10.40.4

    1-Oct-0211.811.89.61012829.8158LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir2002102S530High200210C12H6305601.10.30.4

    1-Nov-021010.59.459.4522459.3259LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir2002112S550High200211C12H625572.51.10.30.3

    2-Dec-029.4910.189.310.1110289.9760LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir2002122S550High200212C12H625572.51.10.30.4

    2-Jan-0310.110.259.810.2512810.1161LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200312S550High20031C12H6205711.10.40.4

    3-Feb-0310.1112.57.2512.25197312.0862LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200322S550High20032C12H6205711.10.40.4

    3-Mar-0312.2512.2579.57149.4163LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200332S550High20033C12H6205711.10.30.3

    1-Apr-039.51199.510239.4164LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200342S550High20034C12H6005651.10.30.3

    1-May-039.511.88.9511.38147111.3265LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200352S550High20035C12H6005651.10.40.4

    2-Jun-031112.410.3611.91159511.8466LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200362S540High20036C12H6105611.10.40.4

    1-Jul-03121311.712.25134512.1867LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200372S540High20037C12H6105611.10.40.5

    1-Aug-0312.6513.2611.8513.26105213.2668LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200382S550High20038C12H6105681.10.50.5

    2-Sep-0313.7614.6512.4913.7210913.769LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir200392S570High20039C12H6105821.10.50.5

    1-Oct-0313.714.512.5613.6106013.670LogLinesPuget SoundDouglas-fir2003102S570High200310C12H6405911.10.50.5

    3-Nov-0313.613.613.213.217513.271

  • Unit Price as Multiple of Trailing Cash Flows** Trailing Cash Flow defined as EBITDDA for POPEZ and as either EBITDDA or cash flow from operations for other 3 firms.

    price to cash mult

    14.586564983499.47.29568125445.2525669643

    12.587862043100.16.51410531983.8396624473

    12.81729078018.17771191146.26799445813.0394839719

    15.95962910017.79125509995.02459726142.7537593985

    12.13343499959.37242562526.74575246252.8076868829

    11.3877630759.13872010346.27933997653.4330839568

    10.008604990110.76608079028.61185004743.365942029

    7.99977473939.7320094428.71329713623.0314606742

    5.627113168112.37567982217.90327577824.1676300578

    5.236137387415.52690512258.41257875534.4886267902

    4.606916347216.99187722769.4413205454.977710233

    4.694937651512.22391728116.40778585513.96875

    4.266175441311.88971040189.80803290024.1324200913

    3.504973256611.73279491719.47151976914.1244867589

    4.776787523312.507708325710.21970278743.2273794564

    5.639899908912.973552292910.11608401214.6102152873

    6.91540579815.17218914388.06650974485.8071014785

    6.037991684610.40679743879.27240849756.3939052813

    Pope Resources asset impairment charges reversed

    Pope Resources

    Plum Creek

    Deltic

    Rayonier

    Ratio of Price to Cash Flow per Share .

    POPEZ multiples

    99.199.199.130

    99.299.299.232

    99.399.399.331.625

    24.063239042120.052699201816.042159361429.25

    22.164208587918.470173823314.776139058623.25

    18.724705877115.603921564312.483137251420

    15.789840629713.158200524810.526560419821

    24.23056620120.192138500916.153710800724.5

    21.075254061717.562711718114.050169374520

    22.780397490518.983664575415.186931660419

    27.000760276222.500633563518.000506850818

    31.45484988726.212374905820.969899924614.75

    30.365895360825.304912800620.243930240513.25

    32.55974033327.133116944221.706493555412.5

    30.671333825425.559444854520.447555883612

    28.437649053423.698040877818.958432702310.11

    32.525212506627.104343755521.68347500449.5

    29.919689603724.933074669719.946459735811.91

    29.149453475424.291211229519.432968983613.7

    26.77500141122.312501175817.850000940715.43

    35.773484178629.811236815523.848989452418

    36.314737021830.262280851524.2098246812

    43.336456715636.113713929628.8909711437

    40.813194474334.010995395327.2087963162

    Unit Price at 12x

    Unit Price at 10x

    Unit Price at 8x

    Actual Unit Price

    Pope Resources Unit Price

    Pope Resources Unit Price at Different Cash Flow Multiples

    EBITDDA cht

    9.06

    9.123

    11.843

    10.707

    10.081

    15.369472

    2005

    EBITDDA

    EBITDDA (millions)

    Annual Cash Flow Generation (EBITDDA)

    FCF cht

    3.595

    4.119

    3.838

    5.497

    4.681

    2004

    2005

    Historic FCF

    Free Cash Flow ($ MM)

    Cash Flow Generation (Free Cash Flow)

    FCF2 cht

    3.5951999199919991999

    4.1192000200020002000

    3.8382001200120012001

    5.4972002200220022002

    4.6812003200320032003

    20043.5200420042004

    20053.50.7520052005

    20063.50.7687520062006

    20073.50.787968751.252007

    20083.50.80766796881.281252008

    20093.50.8278596681.313281251.25

    Historic FCF

    Base Business

    Timber Fund #1

    Timber Fund #2

    Timber Fund #3

    Free Cash Flow ($MM)

    Pope Resources Free Cash Flow Generation

    Summary

    199920002001200220032004

    Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4

    Pope Resources

    AQuarter end unit price$30.00$32.00$31.63$29.25$23.25$20.00$21.00$24.50$20.00$19.00$18.00$14.75$13.25$12.50$12.00$10.11$9.50$11.91$13.70$15.43$18.00

    Quarterly EBITDDA per basic unit$0.84$0.84$0.68$(0.35)$0.68$0.55$0.44$0.35$0.41$0.69$0.79$0.72$0.32$0.88$0.63$0.54$0.66$0.66$0.57$0.34$1.41$0.70$1.15$0.13

    BRolling 4-quarter per unit cash flow$2.01$1.85$1.56$1.32$2.02$1.76$1.90$2.25$2.62$2.53$2.71$2.56$2.37$2.71$2.49$2.43$2.23$2.98$3.03$3.61$3.40

    Unit price divided by trailing 4-qtr cash flow (A/B)14.612.612.816.012.111.410.08.05.65.24.64.74.33.54.85.66.96.0

    Plum Creek

    AQuarter end unit price$28.50$31.19$28.38$24.69$24.63$29.50$23.13$26.00$24.20$28.13$26.71$28.35$29.71$30.70$22.61$23.60$21.59$25.95$25.44$30.45$31.98

    Quarterly Cash Flows$1.17$0.85$0.90$0.69$0.53$0.65$0.77$0.66$0.66$0.20$0.39$0.55$0.71$0.33$0.25$0.78$0.59$0.38$1.32

    BRolling 4-quarter per unit cash flow$3.61$2.97$2.77$2.65$2.61$2.74$2.29$1.91$1.81$1.85$1.98$1.84$2.07$1.96$2.01$3.07

    Unit price divided by trailing 4-qtr cash flow (A/B)8.27.89.49.110.89.712.415.517.012.211.911.712.513.015.210.4

    Rayonier

    AQuarter end unit price$40.06$50.38$38.31$47.06$45.50$38.88$36.63$39.81$41.30$46.45$40.47$50.47$53.28$49.13$41.91$45.25$44.06$33.00$40.60$41.51$42.22

    Quarterly EBITDDA per basic unit$2.10$2.03$2.14$2.69$4.99$2.97$2.65$3.57$2.84$4.74$2.20$2.33$2.60$2.74$2.89$2.72$2.33$2.28$1.47$1.06$1.79

    BRolling 4-quarter per unit cash flow$8.96$11.85$12.79$13.30$14.18$12.03$13.80$13.35$12.11$11.87$9.87$10.56$10.95$10.68$10.23$8.81$7.15$6.60

    Unit price divided by trailing 4-qtr cash flow (A/B)5.33.83.02.82.83.43.43.04.24.55.04.04.14.13.24.65.86.4

    Deltic

    AQuarter end unit price$23.75$27.19$22.38$21.56$22.38$20.56$18.00$23.88$20.25$28.80$25.30$27.40$30.25$34.48$21.98$26.70$23.90$28.45$28.92$30.40$33.55

    Quarterly Cash Flows$0.60$0.66$0.87$0.82$1.08$0.51$1.18$0.78$0.76$0.63$0.74$1.34$0.89$0.68$0.51$0.63$0.69$0.94$0.59$1.54$0.54

    BRolling 4-quarter per unit cash flow$2.96$3.43$3.28$3.58$3.54$3.22$3.34$2.90$3.47$3.60$3.65$3.43$2.72$2.52$2.78$2.86$3.77$3.62

    Unit price divided by trailing 4-qtr cash flow (A/B)7.36.56.35.06.76.38.68.77.98.49.46.49.89.510.210.18.19.3

    99.400.100.200.300.401.101.201.301.402.102.202.302.403.103.203.303.404.1

    Pope Resources1513131612111086555445676

    Plum Creek8899111012161712121213131510

    Rayonier543333334454443566

    Deltic776576998896109101089

    99.199.299.399.400.100.200.300.401.101.201.301.402.102.202.302.403.103.203.303.404.104.204.304.4

    Actual Unit Price$30$32$32$29$23$20$21$25$20$19$18$15$13$13$12$10$10$12$14$15$18

    Unit Price at 8x$16$15$12$11$16$14$15$18$21$20$22$20$19$22$20$19$18$24$24$29$27

    Unit Price at 10x$20$18$16$13$20$18$19$23$26$25$27$26$24$27$25$24$22$30$30$36$34

    Unit Price at 12x$24$22$19$16$24$21$23$27$31$30$33$31$28$33$30$29$27$36$36$43$41

    1999200020012002200320042005200620072008

    EBITDDA$9$9$12$11$10$15

    19992000200120022003200420052006200720082009

    Historic FCF$4$4$4$5$5

    Base Business3.53.53.53.53.53.5

    Timber Fund #10.750.768750.787968750.80766796880.827859668

    Timber Fund #21.251.281251.31328125

    Timber Fund #31.25

    Tom Ringo:PCL converted to a REIT on July 1, 1999. Data for Q's 1 and 2 in year of conversion are omitted. Cash flow measures reported over time have varied. EBITDDA is presented from Q3 99 through Q3 2001. Thereafter, the measure used is Net Cash Flow from Operations

    Tom Ringo:Merger with The Timber Company completed 10/6/01

    Tom Ringo:Used Deltic's reported Net Cash Flows from Operations (EBITDDA not consistently reported)

    EBITDDA

    Normalized net income by adding back asset impairment charges

    Quarterly EBITDDA calc's ($millions):

    199920002001200220032004

    Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4Q1Q2Q3Q4

    Pope Resources

    Net income (loss)2.572.492.09(2.06)2.371.460.871.160.830.621.41(2.05)0.012.461.061.201.291.300.940.04.00

    Int income(0.03)(0.06)(0.08)(0.10)(0.09)(0.07)(0.16)(0.26)(0.15)(0.07)(0.11)(0.15)(0.11)(0.13)(0.09)(0.11)(0.08)(0.08)(0.07)(0.06)(0.02)

    Int expense0.320.330.320.330.310.340.290.340.301.190.980.980.850.810.820.840.790.770.760.770.77

    Taxes0.120.12(0.02)0.04(0.11)0.000.05(0.26)0.220.030.20(0.10)(0.02)(0.43)0.06(0.41)(0.01)0.010.00.240.0

    Deprec/Depl0.800.900.780.210.590.760.940.620.661.351.094.600.721.241.000.901.000.970.950.591.64

    Amortbudget for Q2-Q4 2004

    EBITDDA per quarter3.773.783.09(1.59)3.062.491.991.591.873.133.573.271.463.962.862.433.002.972.571.546.393.185.220.59

    Units outstanding - basic4.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.524.524.52

    EBITDDA per basic unit$0.84$0.84$0.68$(0.35)$0.68$0.55$0.44$0.35$0.41$0.69$0.79$0.72$0.32$0.88$0.63$0.54$0.66$0.66$0.57$0.34$1.41$0.70$1.15$0.13

    Rolling 4 qtr EBITDDA9.068.357.055.959.127.948.5810.1711.8411.4312.2611.5510.7112.2511.2710.9810.0813.4713.6716.3215.37

    Plum Creek

    EBITDDA per quarter74.357.062.147.936.845.253.445.546.036.073.0102.0131.062.046.0144.0109.070.0242.0

    Shares outstanding- diluted63.4667.2969.2169.2169.2369.2169.2469.2769.35180.60185.30185.40185.50185.30184.60183.50184.00183.90184.00

    Cash flow per unit$1.17$0.85$0.90$0.69$0.53$0.65$0.77$0.66$0.66$0.20$0.39$0.55$0.71$0.33$0.25$0.78$0.59$0.38$1.32

    Rolling 4 qtr EBITDDA241.30203.80192.00183.30180.90190.10180.90200.50257.00342.00368.00341.00383.00361.00369.00565.00421.00312.00242.00

    Rayonier

    Cash flow from op's82.00

    Rolling 4 qtr EBITDDA0.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.039.300.00.035.4082.0082.0082.0082.00

    Deltic

    Cash flow from op's7.648.2110.810.213.46.214.19.39.17.58.715.910.68.26.17.58.311.27.018.56.5

    Shares outstanding12.7512.3912.3912.3912.3712.1912.0011.9411.9211.8911.8911.8911.9111.9511.9211.9211.9011.9011.9711.9712.02

    Cash flow per unit$0.60$0.66$0.87$0.82$1.08$0.51$1.18$0.78$0.76$0.63$0.74$1.34$0.89$0.68$0.51$0.63$0.69$0.94$0.59$1.54$0.54

    Rolling 4 qtr Op Cash Flow36.8442.5540.5443.8142.9238.6839.9534.5841.2442.7643.4740.8532.4530.0833.1534.0744.9943.27

    Pope Resources - units o/s

    Basic4.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.5184.518

    Diluted4.5194.5194.5194.5194.5194.5194.5194.5194.5194.5194.5194.5194.534.524.5184.5194.5184.5194.5244.5444.575

    Shares outstanding (millions):

    Rayonier

    Basic27.75342827.71745827.78085941.79677642.13341343.42443649.341

    Diluted28.20128628.07636328.13565942.51650842.96335244.55664750.776

    Tom Ringo:Includes 114 million from sales of "non-strategic" lands

    Tom Ringo:Basic and diluted amounts not materially different

    Tom Ringo:REIT conversion effective 1/1/04

    Tom Ringo:3 for 2 split on June 12

  • Pope Resources Trading Volume

    non-block trading

    349021497

    206193472

    325812740

    281998832

    4458901457

    Annual Non-Block Trading Volume (left axis)

    Number ofNon-Block Trades (right axis)

    Total Volume

    # of Trades

    Trading Volume

    Non-block Trades

    data

    All POPEZ Volume

    Total Volume# of TradesAvg. Trade Size

    2000512,3985021,021

    2001216,193473457

    2002508,836746682

    2003281,998832339

    2004708,6901,464484

    Non-Block Volume

    Total Volume# of TradesAvg. Trade Size

    2000349,021497702

    2001206,193472437

    2002325,812740440

    2003281,998832339

    2004445,8901,457306

    Block Volume

    Total Volume# of TradesAvg. Trade Size

    2000163,377532,675

    200110,000110,000

    2002183,024630,504

    20030.00.0N/A

    2004262,800737,543

    Sheet2

    Sheet3

  • Tax Advantages of Investing in Pope Resources Units

    10 yr

    (All amounts in $ millions, except per unit data)

    Q3

    199319941995199619971998199920002001200220032004

    Revenues:

    Fee Timber25.719.126.621.819.721.023.521.425.023.322.911.4

    Timberland Mgmnt & Consulting8.911.711.09.77.32.40.1

    Real Estate8.611.09.611.210.413.115.718.213.11.61.70.2

    Total Revenues34.330.136.233.030.143.050.950.647.832.227.011.7

    Net Income/(Loss)14.88.913.18.33.58.85.1(6.3)(0.4)3.33.54.0

    Net Income/(Loss) per Unit$3.00$1.93$2.90$1.84$0.78$1.94$1.11$(1.38)$(0.10)$0.74$0.78$0.87

    EBITDDA18.311.716.010.96.211.99.0(3.0)10.69.310.16.4

    Operating Cash Flow20.17.417.012.35.89.28.310.011.29.08.64.2

    Timberland Harvest (MMBF)36.329.737.931.633.238.942.037.336.345.145.020.3

    Unitholder Distributions per Unit$1.20$0.72$1.06$0.82$0.49$0.40$0.40$0.400.0$0.10$0.24$0.07

    Unit Trading Prices:

    High$16.40$18.80$21.80$23.40$31.00$32.50$35.00$29.25$24.50$15.50$15.99$21.00

    Low$9.60$14.40$15.25$15.80$17.40$24.06$27.88$19.00$14.00$9.30$7.00$15.00

    Bal Sht

    (in $millions)

    31-Mar-0431-Dec-03

    Assets

    Cash3.410.4

    Other Current Assets3.52.4

    Properties and Equipment79.872.1

    Other Assets1.41.4

    Total Assets88.186.3

    Liabilities & Equity

    Current Liabilities (excl. Current Debt)1.92.2

    Total Debt36.237.7

    Other Liabilities0.30.4

    Total Liabilities38.440.3

    Equity49.746.0

    Total Liabilities & Equity88.186.3

    Tax yield

    ABC

    Pope Res 1065Resultant

    AggregatePerApplicableTax (Liab)/

    AmountsUnitTaxBenefitTax "Yield" at Various Unit Prices

    ReportedAmountsRate(B times -C)$15.00$18.00$22.00$25.00

    New Tax Rates:

    K-1 Taxable Income1,500,000$0.33

    631(a) amount15,045,000$3.33

    Depletion(3,300,000)(0.73)

    1231 gain11,700,000$2.5915.0%$(0.39)

    Int income300,0000.0735.0%(0.02)

    Ord loss(10,500,000)(2.32)35.0%0.81

    1,500,000$0.33$0.402.7%2.2%1.8%1.6%

    Note: Income amounts provided are representative examples only and should not be interpreted as pro forma results.

    4518095

    Debt Capacity

    Current debt

    Current unit price

    Units outstanding

    Sheet3

  • Why Invest in POPEZ?Pope Resources represents compelling value playDiscount to liquidation value by any measureTarred unfairly by problems faced by two former timber publicly traded partnerships Great time to invest in timber asset classPortfolio diversification benefitsStrong asset class track recordAsset values have fallen substantiallyTax attributes meaningful to sophisticated individual investorsYield component associated with arbitrage between tax rate applicable to capital gains and ordinary incomeGrowing value, not necessarily near-term earnings Cash flow engine cranked upBest suited to long-term holderIdeal for long-term wealth accumulation or for passing wealth to future generationsModest distribution yield

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