OHV use on public lands

[need4x4]

When I go to my antelope hunt on public land in unit 48, what are the regulations on using quads and rhino type vehicles.

I have heard there are new regulations in some states.

What about Wyoming?

Thanks in advance.

 

[need4x4]

I should add, we are strickly on the road (existing trail/road) type of OHV users. My question is do we need to stay off certain roads, such as some main access roads in Utah are no go for the quads.

Thanks

 

[TOPGUN]

This should answer your question as well as licensing:

b. All Terrain Vehicle Permit Required. All Off-Road Recreational Vehicles
(ATVs, dirt bikes and out-of-state ORVs displaying a permit or registration
from their state) are required to display a Wyoming ORV permit while
operating on public lands and other designated trails or areas (excludes
private property) within Wyoming. ORVs may only be operated upon
public lands when on roads, trails or areas designated ?open? by
appropriate local land managers (Forest Service, BLM or others, as
appropriate). ORV riders should contact the local land manager?s office
in the area in which they wish to ride to determine which roads, trails and
areas are open for ORV use. Visit http://wyotrails.state.wy.us for phone
numbers of the various land managers in Wyoming. The $15.00 annual
ORV permit is available at most local ATV/ORV dealers and selling agents
throughout Wyoming or by calling (877) 996-7275. Please allow 7 to 10
days delivery. Major credit cards accepted.

 

[DidIDraw]

Easy to get the sticker required via the link already posted. Year before last the cost was $25.

Hope you have a great hunt.

 

[TOPGUN]

If you paid $25, you got screwed. It's still $15 according to that section that I C/Pd right out of this years hunting booklet!