Designated Shooter for the Blind Permit
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A Designated Shooter Permit is available to any person, who
- is blind/visually impaired or to any person with paralysis of all four limbs . A blind or visually impaired person is defined as a person who has a visual acuity 20/200 or less in the better eye with correcting lenses or has a limited field of vision such that the widest diameter subtends an angular distance of no greater then twenty degrees
- is legally licensed for the specific season hunted
- is in immediate physical presence of the designated shooter and participates in the hunt
Permits are free of cost and are not transferable.
The permittee may claim the game animals taken by the designated shooter in accordance with the license(s) possessed by the permittee. Permits are issued free-of-costYouth Designated Shooter Permit
A Youth Designated Shooter Permit is available to any youth who has a permanent or temporary disability who is missing an upper limb, physically incapable of using an upper limb, or confined to a wheelchair.
- The disabled youth must be legally licensed for a youth big game hunting season
- The youth designated shooter permit is valid only during the youth deer season
- The youth applicant may designate one shooter to legally hunt on their behalf
- The designated shooter must be in immediate physical presence of the youth during the hunt or taking of game animals
Permits are issued free-of-cost and are non-transferable.