DNR - Pigeon River Country - A Concept of Management

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• A Concept of Management for the Pigeon River Country receives Director Approval PDF icon
Letter to Interested Citizens Regarding the Pigeon River Country Concept of Mangement

• Final Document - A Concept of Management for the Pigeon River Country PDF icon

• Pigeon River Country State Forest Fact Sheet PDF icon
In 1919, P.S. Lovejoy created a vision for what is now the Pigeon River Country State Forest (PRCSF) as the "Big Wild," which today is 118,000 acres in Cheboygan, Otsego, and Montmorency Counties.

• Pigeon River Country Recreation Work Group Formed


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