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Many hunters use off-highway vehicles or OHVs to access their hunting grounds and retrieve game. They’re useful for traveling into the backcountry, but they can damage the environment if used recklessly. OHVs require training and practice to handle them safely in rough terrain and require careful, responsible handling and good judgment at all times.

OHV use while hunting can result in potential illegal activity, like cross-country travel or pursuing game illegally. If you plan to hunt with an OHV, catching up on specific laws about how to access and use land is important. Consider how and when you will use your OHV so you are not traveling while other hunters are looking for animals.

If you hunt using an OHV, consider taking an off-highway vehicle safety education course: https://www.azgfd.com/education/off-highway-vehicle-education/.


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