Utah has a provision for parapalegics, allowing them to shoot from a vehicle provided they have somebody with them that can retrieve the game. I can and do walk, although not very far and only with a cane or other support. So, that rules out shooting from a vehicle and if I had somebody able to retrieve the game, my problem would be solved anyway. Since my major problem is retrieving game, I think I will challenge the off-road law restricting motor vehicles. Apparently this is kind of a gray area as it is. Utah law states that you will do everything necessary to retrieve game, but other laws restrict the use of motor vehicles to designated roads and trails. There is no in between for people that aren't physically capable of carrying or dragging game. I've killed many deer and elk in areas that an ATV couldn't get into. Those days are over, but if I can shoot deer and elk in an area that I can get the ATV into, I can still hunt and even retrieve them myself. I think I can challenge the law by proposing changes in the law at DNR meetings and possibly by petitions. If need be, but I can't imagine it going this far, I could challenge the law in court. My youngest son is an attorney, although in another state and could help if I go that route. Thanks for the tips and ideas, especially your offer Charlie brown.