Question for folks in Alaska

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  1. #1
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    Question for folks in Alaska

    We have a Honda ATV that we use to get in and out of our remote cabin in AK. We have always had a snowmobile sticker on it. I got online to get an application for a sticker for our max and wound up on an AK forum, they were saying you don't need one for an ATV, only a snowmobile.
    So are you folks running with or without a sticker, and what's legal?

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    I registered a MAX last year in order to access military land and DMV issued snowmobile stickers. Millitary requires all vehicles registered to b on their land. I dont register my other ones anymore.

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    do not need to register

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    Thanks for the replies. I will toss the application in the trash!

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    Do you need to register? Well that depends on how you use it. If you take it out on a lake or river it becomes a boat by definition and it needs to be registered, I got it from DMV.

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    Good point beagle man. The trail to the cabin goes around 5 small lakes (15 acres or less), 1 has too steep of banks and the others we would just clip the edge if needed. In the 11 years and close to 100 trips in and out have yet to meet another atv. We won't use it for fishing, there's a canoe for that. I think I will be OK.

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