Compact

Coronado Dairy and Farm Access

There have been changes to the Coronado Dairy Access Program as of February 2021. Be sure to review the page for updates before requesting access.

Coronado Dairy and Farms partnered with the Arizona Game and Fish Department. This partnership ensures hunting access opportunities are managed in a safe and reliable way for all of Arizona’s sportsmen and women.

While hunting is encouraged on the farms, this is a large operation with many activities taking place on a daily basis. In an effort to ensure hunting is safe and compatible with their operations, hunting is only allowed during certain seasons and in designated areas. 

Hunting is allowed during the following seasons: dove, quail, and crane. Deer Hunting is unavailable.

The farm also participates in the Outdoor Experience for All (OE4A) program. This organization offers outdoor experiences to youths diagnosed with life-threatening illnesses. Learn more about this program

Coronado Dairy and Farm is not receiving any funds from the Arizona Game and Fish Department in return for hunting access.

This form is not an Arizona Game and Fish Department requirement.

Be advised that the landowner requires certain personal information as a condition to access the properties, and the Arizona Game and Fish Department will be providing the landowners the required personal information.

Coronado Dairy and Farm requires all sportsmen/women who wish to hunt the property, to complete the following steps in exchange for access.

1. Read and sign the release form
   • Email completed form to tedd.haas@riverviewllp.com, kaitlyn.patterson@riverviewllp.com and micah.fehr@riverviewllp.com
2. Read and print a copy of the farm rules and keep on person
3. Check in online using the form below
4. Contact Tedd Haas, Farm Access Coordinator, Micah Fehr, or Kaitlyn Patterson, to confirm access, receive a map of the property, and direction on where to hunt. Refer to your printed copy of Farm Rules for contact information.

Farm Rules

Be aware irrigation equipment may start at any time and without warning. 

• All persons must follow Farm Rules and State Laws and Regulations. Any person who violates Farm Rules or State Law or Regulation may be subject to trespass charges and immediate cancellation of their access pass or privilege. These violations can result in permanent ineligibility to obtain access privileges on all Landowner Compact Areas enrolled in the Arizona Game and Fish Department Landowner Compact. These rules apply to all private lands, and public or state lands accessed by crossing private lands in the Landowner Compact Area. Future access for hunting depends on compliance with these Ranch Rules and State Laws and Regulations.
•  Respect Natural Resources
  • Leave the land better than when you found it. Pick up your trash and any other garbage you may encounter.  This also includes properly disposing of game hides and entrails.
  • Stay at least 1/4 mile away from all structures and livestock.
  • Know your capabilities and limitations as marksmen, and stay within your effective range.
  • To maintain hunting access: Please avoid all muddy roads and areas. Keep vehicles out of the fields and drive respectfully.
  • Treat both game and non-game wildlife ethically.
  • Abide by game laws and regulations. Contact AZGFD with any questions relating to game laws.
  • Cooperate with wildlife managers.
  • Report game violations.
•  Respect Other Hunters
  • Follow Safe firearm handling practices, and insist your companies to do the same.
  • Refrain from interfering with another person’s hunt.
  • Alcohol consumption is not allowed while hunting on Coronado Farms.
  • Know your target and what is beyond. Be mindful of irrigation equipment.
• Respect Landowners
  • Human life is priority #1! Yield to all farm workers.
  • Yield to all active farm operations including aerial spraying. Be on the lookout for active aircraft treating the fields. Hunters must leave the fields to allow for treatments.
  • Hunt and stay in areas to which you were directed.
  • Treat livestock and crops as your own. 
  • Please leave all gates the way you found them.
  • If you notice something wrong or out of place, please contact Tedd Haas.
  • Coronado Farms is unable to grant permission to lands they do not own or manage.

Contact Information

Tedd Haas
520-508-2310
tedd.haas@riverviewllp.com

Kaitlyn Patterson
kaitlyn.patterson@riverviewllp.com

Micah Fehr
micah.fehr@riverviewllp.com

Thank you for your cooperation. We consider you a partner in conservation.

Farm Rules Violation Penalty Schedule

• •  First Offense
    • • 7 year loss of access privileges to all Landowner Compact Ranches and Farms.
  • Second Offense
    • • Lifetime loss of access privileges to all Landowner Compact Ranches and Farms.
  • First Offense with criminal violation, other than trespass, will result in a lifetime loss of access.

Recreational users must have in their possession a valid Ranch/Farm Access Pass and copy of, or ability to demonstrate knowledge of, Farm Rules. In addition Recreational Users are required to have in their possession either a valid hunting license (and be scouting for or in pursuit of legal game) or a valid State Land Department Recreation Permit when recreating on State Trust Lands.

Individuals that do not follow Farm rules can be cited for trespassing and lose access privileges to all Landowner Compact ranches and farms.

The landowners require hunters to execute the form as condition of accessing the landowner’s property. This form is not an Arizona Game and Fish Department requirement.

Be advised that the landowner requires certain personal information as a condition to access the properties, and the Arizona Game and Fish Department will be providing the landowners the required personal information.