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Category: Outdoor Etiquett

  • February 19, 2021

    UTV users | “the worst thing that ever happened to the 4×4 community”

    UTV users take the brunt on nearly all issues in the 4×4 community.

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  • July 29, 2020

    Open letter to a rancher | Accessing landlocked land

    In Arizona and most places in the west, landowners are not obligated to keep the gate open. However, a personal letter may help you gain access to landlocked chunks of land while building relationships with private landowners.

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  • April 23, 2019

    Private property | Respected access is granted access

    Imagine owning your own slice of paradise in the middle of the National Forest. Your ancestors came here in the mid-1800s and claimed the land as their own. Your great grandparents built the old cabin on the property. They are put to rest in the family cemetery located on the same property. For decades, your […]

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  • February 18, 2019

    Lightbars on Arizona streets – Is it right?

    The facts about using a light bar on Arizona roads. From pitch black to damn near daylight. Lightbars can illuminate the night sky with around 90,000 lumens or more. They light up the mountainsides and canyons and make sightseeing possible at night. It’s an attraction to every bug in the range, like a tunnel to […]

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  • February 10, 2019

    Let’s talk about trail etiquette

    With all the new people exploring the backcountry, it’s important to remember a few guidelines. These guidelines have been developed over the years by sportsmen and other outdoor enthusiasts. They display common courtesy and respect to others, like you, who are out enjoying the Arizona backcountry. This article will go through several of these guidelines […]

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