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Arizona Game and Fish Commission Rules About HuntingUnit 23 – Beginning at the confluence of Tonto Creek andthe Salt River; northerly along Tonto Creek to the springbox, north of the Tonto Creek Hatchery, on Tonto Creek;northeasterly along the east fork of Tonto Creek to theTonto-Sitgreaves National Forest boundary along the MogollonRim; east along this boundary to the White MountainApache Indian Reservation boundary; southerly along thereservation boundary to the Salt River; westerly along theSalt River to Tonto Creek.Unit 24A – Beginning on AZ Hwy 177 in Superior; southeasterlyon AZ Hwy 177 to the Gila River; northeasterly alongthe Gila River to the San Carlos Indian Reservation boundary;easterly, westerly and northerly along the reservationboundary to the Salt River; southwesterly along the SaltRiver to AZ Hwy 288; southerly on AZ Hwys 288 and 188 toU.S. Hwy 60; southwesterly on U.S. Hwy 60 to AZ Hwy 177.Unit 24B – Beginning on U.S. Hwy 60 in Superior; northeasterlyon U.S. Hwy 60 to AZ Hwy 188; northerly on AZ Hwys188 and 288 to the Salt River; westerly along the Salt Riverto the Tonto National Forest boundary near Granite ReefDam; southeasterly along Forest boundary to Forest Route77 (Peralta Rd.); southwesterly on Forest Route 77 (PeraltaRd.) to U.S. Hwy 60; easterly on U.S. Hwy 60 to Superior.Unit 25M – Beginning at the junction of 51st Ave. and I-10;west on I-10 to AZ Loop 303, northeasterly on AZ Loop 303to I-17; north on I-17 to Carefree Hwy; east on Carefree Hwyto Cave Creek Rd.; northeasterly on Cave Creek Rd. to theTonto National Forest boundary; easterly and southerlyalong the Tonto National Forest boundary to Fort McDowellYavapai Nation boundary; northeasterly along the FortMcDowell Yavapai Nation boundary to the Verde River;southerly along the Verde River to the Salt River; southwesterlyalong the Salt River to the Tonto National Forestboundary; southerly along the Tonto National Forest boundaryto Bush Hwy/Power Rd.; southerly on Bush Hwy/PowerRd to AZ Loop 202; easterly, southerly, and westerly onAZ Loop 202 to the intersection of Pecos Rd. at I-10; weston Pecos Rd. to the Gila River Indian Community boundary;northwesterly along the Gila River Indian Communityboundary to 51st Ave; northerly on 51st Ave to I-10; exceptthose portions that are sovereign tribal lands.Unit 26M – Beginning at the junction of I-17 and New RiverRd. (Exit 232); southwesterly on New River Rd. to AZ Hwy74; westerly on AZ Hwy 74 to U.S. Hwy 93; southeasterly onU.S. Hwy 93 to the Beardsley Canal; southwesterly on theBeardsley Canal to Indian School Rd; west on Indian SchoolRd. to Jackrabbit Trail; south on Jackrabbit Trail to I-10 (Exit121); west on I-10 to Oglesby Rd (Exit112); south on OglesbyRd. to AZ Hwy 85; south on AZ Hwy 85 to the Gila River;northeasterly along the Gila River to the Gila River IndianCommunity boundary; southeasterly along the Gila RiverIndian Community boundary to AZ Hwy 347 (John WayneParkway); south on AZ Hwy 347 (John Wayne Parkway) toAZ Hwy 84; east on AZ Hwy 84 to Stanfield; south on theStanfield-Cocklebur Rd. to the Tohono O’odham Nationboundary; easterly along the Tohono O’odham Nationboundary to Battaglia Rd.; east on Battaglia Rd. to ToltecRd.; north on Toltec Rd. to I-10 (Exit 203); southeasterly onI-10 to AZ Hwy 87 (Exit 211); north on AZ Hwy 87 to AZHwy 287 north of Coolidge; east on AZ Hwy 287 to AZ Hwy79; north on AZ Hwy 79 to U.S. Hwy 60; northwesterly onU.S. Highway 60 to Peralta Rd.; northeasterly along PeraltaRd. to the Tonto National Forest boundary; northwesterlyalong the Tonto National Forest boundary to the Salt River;northeasterly along the Salt River to the Verde River; northerlyalong the Verde River to the Tonto National Forestboundary; northwesterly along the Tonto National Forestboundary to Fig Springs Rd.; southwesterly on Fig SpringsRd. to New River Road; west on New River Road to I-17 (Exit232); except Unit 25M and those portions that are sovereigntribal lands.Unit 27 – Beginning at the New Mexico state line and AZHwy 78; southwest on AZ Hwy 78 to U.S. Hwy 191; northon U.S. Hwy 191 to Lower Eagle Creek Rd. (Pump StationRd.); west on the Lower Eagle Creek Rd. (Pump Station Rd.)118 Arizona Game and Fish Department — www.azgfd.govto Eagle Creek; north along Eagle Creek to the San CarlosApache Indian Reservation boundary; north along the SanCarlos Apache Indian Reservation boundary to Black River;northeast along Black River to the East Fork of Black River;northeast along the East Fork of Black River to Three Forks-Williams Valley-Alpine Rd. (FR 249); easterly along ThreeForks-Williams Valley-Alpine Rd. to U.S. Hwy 180; southeaston U.S. Hwy 180 to the New Mexico state line; south alongthe New Mexico state line to AZ Hwy 78.Unit 28 – Beginning at I-10 and the New Mexico state line;north along the state line to AZ Hwy 78; southwest on AZHwy 78 to U.S. Hwy 191; northwest on U.S. Hwy 191 to Clifton;westerly on the Lower Eagle Creek Rd. (Pump StationRd.) to Eagle Creek; northerly along Eagle Creek to the SanCarlos Indian Reservation boundary; southerly and westalong the reservation boundary to U.S. Hwy 70; southeaston U.S. Hwy 70 to U.S. Hwy 191; south on U.S. Hwy 191 toI-10 Exit 352; easterly on I-10 to the New Mexico state line.Unit 29 -- Beginning on I-10 at the New Mexico state line;westerly on I-10 to the Bowie-Apache Pass Rd.; southerlyon the Bowie-Apache Pass Rd. to AZ Hwy 186; southeast onAZ Hwy 186 to AZ Hwy 181; south on AZ Hwy 181 to theWest Turkey Creek-Kuykendall cutoff road; southerly on theKuykendall cutoff road to Rucker Canyon Rd.; easterly onthe Rucker Canyon Rd. to the Tex Canyon Rd.; southerly onTex Canyon Rd. to U.S. Hwy 80; northeast on U.S. Hwy 80 tothe New Mexico state line; north along the state line to I-10.Unit 30A -- Beginning at the junction of the New Mexicostate line and U.S. Hwy 80; south along the state line to theU.S.-Mexico border; west along the border to U.S. Hwy 191;northerly on U.S. Hwy 191 to I-10 Exit 331; northeasterly onI-10 to the Bowie-Apache Pass Rd.; southerly on the Bowie-Apache Pass Rd. to AZ Hwy 186; southeasterly on AZ Hwy186 to AZ Hwy 181; south on AZ Hwy 181 to the West TurkeyCreek - Kuykendall cutoff road; southerly on the Kuykendallcutoff road to Rucker Canyon Rd.; easterly on Rucker CanyonRd. to Tex Canyon Rd.; southerly on Tex Canyon Rd. toU.S. Hwy 80; northeast on U.S. Hwy 80 to the New Mexicostate line.Unit 30B -- Beginning at U.S. Hwy 191 and the U.S.-Mexicoborder; west along the border to the San Pedro River; northalong the San Pedro River to I-10; northeasterly on I-10 toU.S. Hwy 191; southerly on U.S. Hwy 191 to the U.S.-Mexicoborder.Unit 31 -- Beginning at Willcox Exit 340 on I-10; north onFort Grant Rd. to Brookerson Rd.; north on BrookersonRd. to Ash Creek Rd.; west on Ash Creek Rd. to Fort GrantRd.; north on Fort Grant Rd. to Bonita; northerly on theBonita-Klondyke Rd. to the junction with Aravaipa Creek;west along Aravaipa Creek to AZ Hwy 77; northerly alongAZ Hwy 77 to the Gila River; northeast along the Gila Riverto the San Carlos Indian Reservation boundary; south theneast and north along the reservation boundary to U.S. Hwy70; southeast on U.S. Hwy 70 to U.S. Hwy 191; south on U.S.Hwy 191 to the 352 exit on I-10; southwest on I-10 to Exit340.Unit 32 -- Beginning at Willcox Exit 340 on I-10; north onFort Grant Rd. to Brookerson Rd.; north on BrookersonRd. to Ash Creek Rd.; west on Ash Creek Rd. to Fort GrantRd.; north on Fort Grant Rd. to Bonita; northerly on theBonita-Klondyke Rd. to the junction with Aravaipa Creek;west along Aravaipa Creek to AZ Hwy 77; southerly alongAZ Hwy 77 to the San Pedro River; southerly along the SanPedro River to I-10; northeast on I-10 to Willcox Exit 340.Unit 33 – Beginning at Tangerine Rd. and AZ Hwy 77; northand northeast on AZ Hwy 77 to the San Pedro River; southeastalong the San Pedro River to I-10 at Benson; west onI-10 to Marsh Station Rd. (Exit 289); northwest on theMarsh Station Rd. to the Agua Verde Rd.; north on the AguaVerde Rd. to its terminus then north 1/2 mile to the CoronadoNational Forest boundary; north and west along theNational Forest boundary; then west, north, and east alongthe Saguaro National Park boundary; continuing north andwest along the Coronado National Forest boundary to thesouthern boundary of Catalina State Park; west along thesouthern boundary of Catalina State Park to AZ Hwy 77;north on AZ Hwy 77 to Tangerine Rd.Unit 34A – Beginning in Nogales at I-19 and Grand Avenue(U.S. Highway 89); northeast on Grand Avenue (U.S. Hwy.89) to AZ Hwy 82; northeast on AZ Hwy 82 to AZ Hwy 83;northerly on AZ Hwy 83 to the Sahuarita road alignment;west along the Sahuarita road alignment to I-19 Exit 75;south on I-19 to Grand Avenue (U.S. Hwy 89).Unit 34B – Beginning at AZ Hwy 83 and I-10 Exit 281; easterlyon I-10 to the San Pedro River; south along the SanPedro River to AZ Hwy 82; westerly on AZ Hwy 82 to AZHwy 83; northerly on AZ Hwy 83 to I-10 Exit 281.Unit 35A – Beginning on the U.S.-Mexico border at the SanPedro River; west along the border to Lochiel Rd.; north onLochiel Rd. to Patagonia San Rafael Rd.; north on the PatagoniaSan Rafael Rd. to San Rafael Valley-FS 58 Rd.; northon the San Rafael Valley-FS 58 Rd. to Christian Ln.; northon the Christian Ln. to Ranch Rd.; east and north on theRanch Rd. to FR 799-Canelo Pass Rd.; northeasterly on theFR 799-Canelo Pass Rd. to AZ Hwy 83; northwesterly on theAZ Hwy 83 to Elgin Canelo Rd.; northeasterly on the Elgin-Canelo Rd. to Upper Elgin Rd.; north on the Upper ElginRd. to AZ Hwy 82; easterly on AZ Hwy 82 to the San PedroRiver; south along the San Pedro River to the U.S.-Mexicoborder.Unit 35B – Beginning at Grand Avenue (U.S. Hwy 89) at theU.S.-Mexico border in Nogales; east along the U.S.-Mexicoborder to Lochiel Rd.; north on the Lochiel Rd. to PatagoniaSan Rafael Rd.; north on the Patagonia San Rafael Rd. to SanRafael Valley-FS 58 Rd.; north on the San Rafael Valley-FS58 Rd. to Christian Ln.; north on the Christian Ln. to RanchRd.; east and north on the Ranch Rd. to FR 799-Canelo PassRd.; northeasterly on FR 799-Canelo Pass Rd. to AZ Hwy83; northwesterly on the AZ Hwy 83 to Elgin Canelo Rd.;north on the Elgin Canelo Rd. to Upper Elgin Rd.; north onthe Upper Elgin Rd. to AZ Hwy 82; southwest on AZ Hwy 82to Grand Avenue; southwest on Grand Avenue to the U.S.-Mexico border.Unit 36A – Beginning at the junction of Sandario Rd. andAZ Hwy 86; southwesterly on AZ Hwy 86 to AZ Hwy 286;southerly on AZ Hwy 286 to the Arivaca-Sasabe Rd.; southeasterlyon the Arivaca-Sasabe Rd. to the town of Arivaca;from the town of Arivaca northeasterly on the Arivaca Rd.to I-19; north on I-19 to the southern boundary of the SanXavier Indian Reservation boundary; westerly and northerlyalong the reservation boundary to the Sandario road alignment;north on Sandario Rd. to AZ Hwy 86.Unit 36B – Beginning at I-19 and Grand Avenue (U.S. Hwy89) in Nogales; southwest on Grand Avenue to the U.S.-Mexico border; west along the U.S.-Mexico border to AZHwy 286; north on AZ Hwy 286 to the Arivaca-Sasabe Rd.;southeasterly on the Arivaca-Sasabe Rd. to the town of Arivaca;from the town of Arivaca northeasterly on the ArivacaRd. to I-19; south on I-19 to Grand Avenue (U.S. Hwy 89).Unit 36C -- Beginning at the junction of AZ Hwy 86 and AZHwy 286; southerly on AZ Hwy 286 to the U.S.- Mexico border;westerly along the border to the east boundary of theTohono O’odham (Papago) Indian Reservation; northerlyalong the reservation boundary to AZ Hwy 86; easterly onAZ Hwy 86 to AZ Hwy 286.Unit 37A -- Beginning at the junction of I-10 and TangerineRd. (Exit 240); southeast on I-10 to Avra Valley Rd. (Exit242); west on Avra Valley Rd. to Sandario Rd.; south onSandario Rd. to AZ Hwy 86; southwest on AZ Hwy 86 tothe Tohono O’odham (Papago) Indian Reservation boundary;north, east, and west along the reservation boundaryto Battaglia Rd.; east on Battaglia Rd. to Toltec Rd.; north onToltec Rd. to I-10 (Exit 203); southeast on I-10 to AZ Hwy 87(Exit 211); north on AZ Hwy 87 to AZ Hwy 287; east on AZHwy 287 to AZ Hwy 79 at Florence; southeast on AZ Hwy79 to its junction with AZ Hwy 77; south on AZ Hwy 77 toTangerine Rd.; west on Tangerine Rd. to I-10.
Arizona Game and Fish Commission Rules About HuntingUnit 37B -- Beginning at the junction of AZ Hwy 79 and AZHwy 77; northwest on AZ Hwy 79 to U.S. Hwy 60; east onU.S. Hwy 60 to AZ Hwy 177; southeast on AZ Hwy 177 toAZ Hwy 77; southeast and southwest on AZ Hwy 77 to AZHwy 79.Unit 38M -- Beginning at the junction of I-10 and TangerineRd. (Exit 240); southeast on I-10 to Avra Valley Rd. (Exit242); west on Avra Valley Rd. to Sandario Rd.; south onSandario Rd. to the San Xavier Indian Reservation boundary;south and east along the reservation boundary to I-19;south on I-19 to Sahuarita Rd. (Exit 75); east on SahuaritaRd. to AZ Hwy 83; north on AZ Hwy 83 to I-10 (Exit 281);east on I-10 to Marsh Station Rd. (Exit 289); northwest onMarsh Station Rd. to the Agua Verde Rd.; north on the AguaVerde Rd. to its terminus, then north 1/2 mile to the CoronadoNational Forest boundary; north and west along theNational Forest boundary, then west, north, and east alongthe Saguaro National Park boundary; continuing north andwest along the Coronado National Forest boundary to thesouthern boundary of Catalina State Park; west along thesouthern boundary of Catalina State Park to AZ Hwy 77;north on AZ Hwy 77 to Tangerine Rd.; west on Tangerine Rd.to I-10.Unit 39 – Beginning at AZ Hwy 85 and the Gila River; eastalong the Gila River to the western boundary of the GilaRiver Indian Reservation; southeasterly along the reservationboundary to AZ Hwy 347 (John Wayne Parkway); southon AZ Hwy 347 (John Wayne Parkway) to AZ Hwy 84; easton AZ Hwy 84 to Stanfield; south on the Stanfield-CockleburRd. to I-8; westerly on I-8 to Exit 87; northerly on the AguaCaliente Rd. to the Hyder Rd.; northeasterly on Hyder Rd.to 555th Ave.; north on 555th Ave. to Lahman Rd.; east onLahman Rd., which becomes Agua Caliente Rd.; northeasterlyon Agua Caliente Rd. to Old Hwy 80; northeasterly onOld Hwy 80 to Arizona Hwy 85; southerly on AZ Hwy 85to the Gila River; except those portions that are sovereigntribal lands of the Tohono O’odham Nation and the Ak-ChinIndian Community.Unit 40A -- Beginning at Ajo; southeasterly on AZ Hwy 85 toWhy; southeasterly on AZ Hwy 86 to the Tohono O’odham(Papago) Indian Reservation; northerly and easterly alongthe reservation boundary to the Cocklebur-Stanfield Rd.;north on the Cocklebur-Stanfield Rd. to I-8; westerly on I-8to AZ Hwy 85; southerly on AZ Hwy 85 to Ajo.Unit 40B – Beginning at Gila Bend; westerly on I-8 to theColorado River; southerly along the Colorado River to theMexican border at San Luis; southeasterly along the borderto the Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge; northerly,easterly and southerly around the refuge boundary to theMexican border; southeast along the border to the TohonoO’odham (Papago) Indian Reservation; northerly along thereservation boundary to AZ Hwy 86; northwesterly on AZHwy 86 to AZ Hwy 85; north on AZ Hwy 85 to Gila Bend;except those portions that are sovereign tribal lands of theCocopah Tribe.Unit 41 – Beginning at I-8 and U.S. Hwy 95 (in Yuma); easterlyon I-8 to exit 87; northerly on the Agua Caliente Rd. tothe Hyder Rd.; northeasterly on Hyder Rd. to 555th Ave.;north on 555th Ave. to Lahman Rd.; east on Lahman Rd.,which becomes Agua Caliente Rd.; northeasterly on AguaCaliente Rd. to Old Hwy 80; northeasterly on Old Hwy 80to Arizona Hwy 85; northerly on AZ Hwy 85 to OglesbyRd.; north on Oglesby Rd. to I-10; westerly on I-10 to Exit45; southerly on Vicksburg-Kofa National Wildlife RefugeRd. to the Refuge boundary; easterly, southerly, westerly,and northerly along the boundary to the Castle Dome Rd.;southwesterly on the Castle Dome Rd. to U.S. Hwy 95;southerly on U.S. Hwy 95 to I-8.Unit 42 – Beginning at the junction of the Beardsley Canaland U.S. Hwy 93 (U.S. 89, U.S. 60); northwesterly on U.S.Hwy 93 to AZ Hwy 71; southwesterly on AZ Hwy 71 to U.S.Hwy 60; westerly on U.S. Hwy 60 to Aguila; south on theEagle Eye Rd. to the Salome-Hassayampa Rd.; southeasterlyon the Salome-Hassayampa Rd. to I-10 (Exit 81); easterlyon I-10 to Jackrabbit Trail (Exit 121); north along JackrabbitTrail to the Indian School road; east along Indian School Rd.to the Beardsley Canal; northeasterly along the BeardsleyCanal to U.S. Hwy 93.Unit 43A – Beginning at U.S. Hwy 95 and the Bill WilliamsRiver; west along the Bill Williams River to the Arizona-Californiastate line; southerly to the south end of Cibola Lake;northerly and easterly on the Cibola Lake Rd. to U.S. Hwy95; south on U.S. Hwy 95 to the Stone Cabin-King Valley Rd.(King Rd.); east along the Stone Cabin-King Valley Rd. (KingRd.) to the west boundary of the Kofa National WildlifeRefuge; northerly along the refuge boundary to the CrystalHill Rd. (Blevens Rd.); northwesterly on the Crystal Hill Rd.(Blevens Rd.) to U.S. Hwy 95; northerly on U.S. Hwy 95 tothe Bill Williams River; except those portions that are sovereigntribal lands of the Colorado River Indian Tribes.Unit 43B – Beginning at the south end of Cibola Lake;southerly along the Arizona-California state line to I-8;southeasterly on I-8 to U.S. Hwy 95; easterly and northerlyon U.S. Hwy 95 to the Castle Dome road; northeast onthe Castle Dome Rd. to the Kofa National Wildlife Refugeboundary; north along the refuge boundary to the StoneCabin-King Valley Rd. (King Rd.); west along the StoneCabin-King Valley Rd. (King Rd.) to U.S. Hwy 95; northon U.S. Hwy 95 to the Cibola Lake Rd.; west and southon the Cibola Lake Rd. to the south end of Cibola Lake;except those portions that are sovereign tribal lands of theQuechan Tribe.Unit 44A – Beginning at U.S. Hwy 95 and the Bill WilliamsRiver; south along U.S. Hwy 95 to AZ Hwy 72; southeasterlyon AZ Hwy 72 to Vicksburg; south on the Vicksburg-KofaNational Wildlife Refuge Rd. to I-10; easterly on I-10 to theSalome-Hassayampa Rd. (Exit 81); northwesterly on theSalome-Hassayampa Rd. to Eagle Eye Rd.; northeasterly onEagle Eye Rd. to Aguila; east on U.S. Hwy 60 to AZ Hwy 71;northeasterly on AZ Hwy 71 to U.S. Hwy 93; northwesterlyon U.S. Hwy 93 to the Santa Maria River; westerly along theSanta Maria and Bill Williams rivers to U.S. Hwy 95; exceptthose portions that are sovereign tribal lands of the ColoradoRiver Indian Tribes.Unit 44B – Beginning at Quartzsite; south on U.S. Hwy 95to the Crystal Hill Rd. (Blevens Rd.); east on the Crystal HillRd. (Blevens Rd.) to the Kofa National Wildlife Refuge; northand east along the refuge boundary to the Vicksburg-KofaNational Wildlife Refuge Rd.; north on the Vicksburg-KofaNational Wildlife Refuge Rd. to AZ Hwy 72; northwest on AZHwy 72 to U.S. Hwy 95; south on U.S. Hwy 95 to Quartzsite.Unit 45A – Beginning at the junction of the Stone Cabin-King Valley Rd. (King Rd.) and Kofa National Wildlife Refugeboundary; east on the Stone Cabin-King Valley Rd. (KingRd.) to O-O Junction; north from O-O Junction on the KofaMine Rd. to the Evening Star Mine; north on a line overPolaris Mountain to Midwell-Alamo Spring-Kofa Cabin Rd.(Wilbanks Rd.); north on the Midwell-Alamo Spring-KofaCabin Rd. (Wilbanks Rd.) to the El Paso Natural Gas PipelineRd.; north on a line from the junction to the north boundaryof the Kofa National Wildlife Refuge; west and south on theboundary line to Stone Cabin-King Valley Rd. (King Rd.).Unit 45B – Beginning at O-O Junction; north from O-OJunction on the Kofa Mine Rd. to the Evening Star Mine;north on a line over Polaris Mountain to Midwell-AlamoSpring-Kofa Cabin Rd. (Wilbanks Rd.); north on the Midwell-Alamo Spring-Kofa Cabin Rd. (Wilbanks Rd.) to the El PasoNatural Gas Pipeline Rd.; north on a line from the junctionto the north Kofa National Wildlife Refuge boundary; eastto the east refuge boundary; south and west along the KofaNational Wildlife Refuge boundary to the Stone Cabin-KingValley Rd. (Wellton-Kofa Rd./Ave 40E); north and west onthe Stone Cabin-King Valley Rd. (Wellton-Kofa Rd./Ave 40E)to O-O Junction.Unit 45C – Beginning at the junction of the Stone Cabin-King Valley Rd. (King Rd.) and Kofa National WildlifeRefuge; south, east, and north along the refuge boundary tothe Stone Cabin-King Valley Rd. (King Rd.); north and weston the Stone Cabin-King Valley Rd. (King Rd.) to the junctionof the Stone Cabin-King Valley Rd. (King Rd.) and KofaNational Wildlife Refuge boundary.Unit 46A -- That portionof the Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge east of theYuma-Pima County line.Unit 46B -- That portion of the Cabeza Prieta National WildlifeRefuge west of the Yuma-Pima County line.R12-4-110Posting and Access to State LandA. For the purpose of this Section:1. “Corrals,” “feed lots,” or “holding pens” meancompletely fenced areas used to contain livestockfor purposes other than grazing, including feeding,roundup, branding, doctoring, and other relatedpurposes.2. “Existing road” means any maintained or unmaintainedroad, way, highway, trail or path that hasbeen used for motorized vehicular travel and clearlyshows or has a history of established vehicle use.3. “State lands” means all land owned or held in trustby the state that is managed by the State LandDepartment and lands that are owned or managedby the Game and Fish Commission.B. In addition to those prohibitions against posting inA.R.S. § 17-304, an individual shall not lock a gate, constructa fence, place an obstacle or otherwise commitan act that denies legally available access to or use ofany existing road upon state lands by persons lawfullytaking or retrieving wildlife. An individual in violationof this Section shall take immediate corrective action toremove any lock, fence, or other obstacle that unlawfullyblocks access to state lands. If immediate correctiveaction is not taken, a representative of the Departmentmay remove any unlawful posting and remove any lock,fence, or other obstacle that unlawfully blocks access tostate lands. In addition, the Department may take appropriatelegal action to recover expenses incurred in theremoval of any unlawful posting or obstacle that blocksaccess to state land.C. The provisions of this Section do not allow any individualto trespass upon private land to gain access to state land.D. An individual may post state lands within 1/4 mile of anyoccupied residence, cabin, lodge, or other building andlands within corrals, feed lots, or holding pens containingconcentrations of livestock other than for grazingpurposes as closed to hunting, fishing, or trapping withoutfurther action by the Commission.E. An individual may post state lands other than thosereferred to in subsection (D) as closed to hunting, fishing,or trapping only if the individual has obtained apermit from the Commission, and the Commissiondetermines that the closing is necessary:1. Because the taking of wildlife constitutes an unusualhazard to permitted users;2. To prevent unreasonable destruction of plant life orhabitat; or3. For proper resource conservation, use, or protection,including but not limited to high fire danger,excessive interference with mineral development,developed agricultural land, or timber or livestockoperations.F. An individual shall submit an application for postingstate land to prohibit hunting, fishing, or trapping undersubsection (E), or to close an existing road under subsection(J), as required by R12-4-610. If an application toclose state land to hunting, fishing, or trapping is madeby an individual other than the state land lessee, theDepartment shall provide notice to the lessee and theState Land Commissioner before the Commission considersthe application. The state land lessee or the StateLand Commissioner shall file any objections in writingwithin 30 days after receipt of notice, after which theGetting Started,License and Fees Laws, Rules and Legal Methods of Take2013-14 Arizona Hunting Regulations 119
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