Cheboygan County is near the center of Michigan. Cheboygan County has a land area of 715.26 square miles and a water area of 170.12 square miles. 615 square miles of that land is deer range (available habitat.) The county is ranked 54th in population for the state of Michigan. The environment consists mostly of wooded public and private recreational lands, along with human developments such as the towns of Cheboygan, Mackinac City, Wolverine, Indian River, and surrounding regions. There are agricultural lands In the northern and eastern parts of the county, predominantly row crops and pastureland, that are interlaced with forestlands. The majority of non-agricultural private land is woodland, with a mix of upland forest and forested wetlands.
Cheboygan County has larger expanses of public lands that are maintained under the Pigeon River and Gaylord Forest Management Units. Deer numbers vary across the area and can be badly impacted by harsh or lengthy winters. Higher populations of deer may be found in the agricultural/forest interface and swamp/open regions, particularly in the county’s eastern and northern regions. Whitetail deer, grouse, bear, ducks, turkey, and geese are among the game species available for hunting along the farm land, vacant land, waterfront, and hunting land for sale by Michigan Whitetail Properties in Cheboygan County, Michigan.
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