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So far this year, 21 people have been killed in ATV and UTV crashes in Wisconsin

Nineteen people have been killed in ATV and UTV crashes so far this year, their ages range from just 10 years old to 97.

In this episode of All Things Outdoors, WXPR's Katie Thoresen talks with Wisconsin DNR Conservation Warden Tim Otto about some simple steps you can take to make sure you're being safe while having fun.

Emergency Medicine Doctor Danny Yarger with Aspirus Health says children and teens are hospitalized 30 percent more often than adults following ATV and UTV crashes.

As visitors and residents look to getting outside more over the upcoming holiday weekend, the Wisconsin DNR is encouraging people to do so safely.

The Wisconsin DNR hopes people interested in riding an ATV or UTV will get a safety certification

Many towns which have already opened up their county roads and town roads have seen a shift for the better in the economy, while other towns have their doubts about opening up the roads

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources wants people to watch out for dangerous conditions when riding recreational vehicles like ATV’s or snowmobiles

The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office says 66-year-old Jay Zeivel died at the scene due to injuries sustained from the ATV accident.

The Wisconsin DNR and local law enforcement will be increasing patrols on ATV and UTV routes this weekend.It’s part of the annual Think Smart Before You Start campaign.