Small Natural Avalanche Deer Park/Munchkins Area

Observed a very small natural avalanche that released between 4pm Thursday night and 7am Friday morning.  Location is a convex roll over where an abandoned logging road exists underneath (I.e. not a natural terrain feature or grade change).  Location was likely wind loaded over night due to aspect/ mini ridge edge.  We did not get onto the same aspect and elevation to see if their was any buried near surface hoar.  Other key clue is the amount of wind transport in the skin track from over night as we approached the deer park to munchkins ridge.  We also observed settlement cones, some with wind transport into the settlement gap.  We stayed off similar micro features on the wind loaded side of simular mini ridges so we were not able to make more specific observations of the most similar features and aspects.