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Is target shooting allowed in Arizona state land fire restrictions (DFFM) right now?
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Could not read a restriction status from the DFFM page; check the source.
Could not read a restriction status from the DFFM page; check the source.
Last checked: Oct 19, 2026 6:34 PM MT
Official source: Arizona state land fire restrictions (DFFM) →
Verify before you go. Fire restrictions and closures can change daily. Confirm with the managing agency and follow posted signs. This page is not legal advice.
General rules
- Target shooting is not allowed on Arizona State Trust land at any time (only licensed hunting).
- The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management sets fire restrictions on state-managed land; federal, tribal, county and city lands set their own.
- Target shooting is generally not allowed in national parks.
Notes
- Target shooting is not allowed on Arizona State Trust land at any time (only licensed hunting). See https://land.az.gov.
- Interagency fire restriction map: https://wildlandfire.az.gov
- City, county and tribal lands set their own rules.
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