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The Arizona Strip: What You Should Know to Avoid a Trespassing Fine - YouTube

"Hunting is allowed on Trust lands for those who have a valid hunting permit. No recreation permit required. The hunting permit includes access to Trust lands while harvesting game. Those who do anything else while hunting, however, need a permit. Going to camp while hunting? If you intend to camp on Trust lands, you will need a recreation permit. Camping without a recreational permit ? even while hunting ? makes you a trespasser. You would think if you can fire a gun to harvest a deer you could fire a gun for target practice, right? Well, you would be wrong. Recreation permit holders may not discharge a firearm on Trust lands. If you have a permit and discharge a firearm on Trust lands, you have violated the terms of your agreement with the Land Department and you are now trespassing. There are other ways for permit holders to become trespassers as well. The Land Department leases some areas of Trust lands to private parties and these areas become off-limits. If an area is posted by signs other than the Trust signs saying a permit is required, the area is not for public use. Prospecting and rock hunting require a lease agreement separate from a recreational permit. Visitors are also prohibited from visiting archaeological sites."

Correct. Your valid hunting license grants you entry into state trust land and is your permit. The hunting permit includes access to Trust lands while harvesting game. No target shooting allowed.

Great buy!

Great buck. Love the fronts. Congratulations!

Congratulations on a beautiful ram.

Thanks, Andrew, for dissecting the proposals and letting us know. I just shot off an email to the department with my disagreement in the boundary change.

Unreal!

I see it this way as well.

Great buck!

Sorry for your loss. I'm certain the members here can help with getting you fair value for the handguns.

Holy Smokes! What a nice surprise seeing that first pic right off the bat. Nice buck and congrats to the both of you!

Always enjoy your success stories and posts. Congratulations all around.

I want to add my experience with deer and overgrown hooves. In my case it was a muley buck that was harvested in the desert units that border farmland. (alfalfa) The buck killed had all of his hooves overgrown and they, along with his antlers, had a greenish tint to them. The conclusion was he lived life high-on-the-hog sleeping along the salt cedars that bordered the fields. He would take sandy washes during his commute to get groceries every night. Fat deer too.

Nice buck.

Holy Mother

I sent my A-Bolt Mountain Ti rifle in a few years ago and it took a little longer than I would have liked. Rifle received by Browning on July 07, 2020 and was back in my possession on Nov 17, 2020. Four months. I did receive a call with them letting me know that the original camo on the stock was no longer available and to choose another. I went with "carbon fiber" which was a better choice for me anyway. (just be prepared with a second-choice finish in case they call)

Good stuff! Your boy looks like he is having an absolute blast. Congrats!

That smile says it all! Congrats to the both of you!

Either javelina or turkey for me.

Nicely Done! Kiddo's must be having a blast!

Fingers crossed for tagging a second! Way to go on the first!

Congrats Lincoln!

Congrats Jacob! Nice shooting.