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Your ATV must be Idaho licensed or have a Washington State license plate. They MUST be INSURED too. They treat them like a regular vehicle. I've been to Idaho wolf hunting and vacationing with ours many, many times. ATV's are used all the time in Idaho for everything and they don't care. Very ATV/ORV friendly state, unlike commie Washington..Just a heads up........ Are Washington plates required in forest areas? Not just orv tags?
Quote from: CAMPMEAT on November 07, 2017, 05:16:52 PMYour ATV must be Idaho licensed or have a Washington State license plate. They MUST be INSURED too. They treat them like a regular vehicle. I've been to Idaho wolf hunting and vacationing with ours many, many times. ATV's are used all the time in Idaho for everything and they don't care. Very ATV/ORV friendly state, unlike commie Washington..Just a heads up........ Are Washington plates required in forest areas? Not just orv tags?Yes. You're ORV is now a vehicle in Idaho. I think the Idaho tag is $20 for a year. In Washington you need to get them inspected for up to $50 and pay $22.50 if I remember right ontop of the $50. Call the DMV office in Wallace Idaho to get the straight scope just to be sure. My wife actually got stopped by the Forest Service cop near Elk City and got checked.
I was under the impression that if I borrowed a friend's Atv. it just had to have the off-road tabs.(from what I read on Potlatch timbers rules.) I wouldn't be using it on main roads. Maybe I will just bring the mountain bike...Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk
An ATV in unit 6 can be used very effectively. Many gates are closed and allowing atv's to go around. Many of these gated roads go for miles giving a great deal of access points to jump in well behind the gate. Considering all the states I hunt, Idaho and specifically to include unit 6 is unique in this respect. And I may remark that you may be surprised how little hunting pressure you may experience.
Buy a wolf tag too.....
What town are you going to be near ?
Quote from: CAMPMEAT on November 09, 2017, 06:16:13 AMWhat town are you going to be near ?South of St. Marie's probably 20 miles or so. But, most likely will be on the move until I locate deer.Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk