DNR - Hunt from a Standing Vehicle Permit

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Hunt from a Standing Vehicle Permit

A person who, due to injury, disease, amputation or paralysis, is permanently disabled and unable to walk and unable to enter and exit a vehicle, may apply for a permit to hunt from a standing vehicle. This permit allows a person to hunt, and shoot from, a parked motor vehicle or ORV. Subject to all other regulations, this permit also entitles the holder to take a deer of either sex under a valid deer license.

Click here for an application

Persons issued permits to hunt from a standing vehicle may hunt deer on private lands with proper permission in a special season from Oct. 16-19, 2008.


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