Michigan Natural Resources Commission, The Wildlife Conservation Order (Michigan Department of Natural Resources), pp.18-35 (Chapter III, sections 3.100-3.124, deer), pp.136-152 (Chapter XII, sections 12.1-12.499, deer management units) and p.167 (Chapter XII, sections 12.900-12.999, CWD management zone and Pure Michigan hunt unit). No source URL is recorded: see `scope`.
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12.27a "deer management unit 127 (ironwood unit)" defined.
history: am. 19, 2005, eff. feb 10, 2006.
sec. 12.27a "deer management unit 127 (ironwood unit)" means that area of gogebic county bounded
by a line beginning at the junction of the michigan-wisconsin state line (county line) and county road 519
(also known as chaney lake road, section 15, t45n r45w), then northerly along county road 519 to
sunday lake street (south of the city of wakefield, section 28, t47n r45w), northerly along sunday lake
street to highway m-28 in wakefield, northeasterly on highway m-28 to county road 519, northerly on
county road 519 to south boundary road near the lake superior shoreline, easterly on south boundary
road to the presque isle river, northerly/downstream along the center of the presque isle river to its mouth
on the lake superior shoreline, northwesterly into lake superior to the county/state line (michigan-
wisconsin), southwesterly then southeasterly along the county/state line to the point of beginning.
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