Disabled deer hunting

Wisconsin law provides for a variety of hunting, fishing and recreational use permits designed to help people with disabilities enjoy the state's natural resources. Find out how you can sponsor and/or participate in a gun deer hunt for people with disabilities.

Learn more about how we work hard to ensure that people with disabilities are provided with hunting opportunities around Wisconsin. Visit Open the Outdoors.

Information for sponsors

• Please submit the Application and Authorization to Conduct a Gun Deer Hunt for People with Disabilities no later than June 1.
• Please submit the List of Participating Hunters for Gun Deer Hunt for Hunters with Disabilities no later than Sept. 1.

Information for hunters

• The 2013 disabled deer hunt will be held Oct. 5-13 at properties where sponsors have enrolled their properties.
• A list of sponsors will be available in early June.
• Hunters must possess a valid Class A, long-term Class B that authorizes shooting from a vehicle, or a Class C or D Disabled Hunting Permit to be eligible to participate in the disabled deer hunt.
• What You Should Know About Permits For People With Disabilities [PDF]

Licenses and permits for hunters with disabilities

People needing to qualify as a Class A, B, C or D Disabled Hunter, can obtain forms at Licenses and permits for people with disabilities.