Tradition of public access to UP forests threatened by ownership changes
‘Place without fences’ already seeing more restrictions on free-roaming hikers, hunters,
snowmobilers as commercial forests change hands.
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The moral of this article essentially summerizes the current dangers facing the Pristine areas of the Upper Penninsula.
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