Mark your calendars, it's PIG GIG '07

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Pig Gig Details
When: Saturday Septmeber 15, 2007
Where: West Branch, MI

Cost:
Before Labor Day Special!
$18.00 per person (kids under 16 free)

After Labor Day
$25.00 per person (kids under 16 free)

What is included?

Entry to the event
Breakfast on Saturday
Pig Roast (full meal) on Saturday Night
Friday-Saturday night camping and bon-fire


WHAT IS IT?

Yogi’s Pig Gig is an annual get together for the 4
wheeling community. This event is highlighted by the
Pig Roast dinner on Saturday evening of the weekend
event. While there are some serious challenges for
you to try your 4-wheel vehicle out on, the weekend
is not focused on wheeling.
The Pig Gig is a family-oriented weekend with
activities planned for all ages. Not only are there
games for the children, but we also have a bonfire
both Friday and Saturday nights. The fire is a good
place to renew old friendships and meet new folks
who share a common passion for 4 wheeling. You can
see some of the fun portrait on the link to the
photos.

Your entry fee to the Pig Gig includes all games,
an on site course to try your luck on, and a chance
at some door prizes. Both breakfast and dinner are
also included in the price of your ticket.

This year’s event will benefit
United Four Wheel Drive Association and
Children with Hairloss. There will be for some
great products donated by our generous sponsors.
You can see who these sponsors are by clicking on
the sponsor link here on the website.

We invite you to come join your fellow enthusiasts for
a weekend of good times. The Pig Gig is located in
beautiful West Branch, MI on private property. There
is also plenty to do in the local area if you have
never been to this part of Michigan. If you have any
questions or are ready to pre-register, you can
click on the link to contact us.

Looking forward to seeing all of you there!




Pets allowed in designated camping area only. All pets must remain in designated area and be on a 6' max. leash at all times. If you are not able to control your pet, you may be asked to leave.