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What activities does a Disabled Hunter Permit authorize and what are the permit limitations?

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What activities does a Disabled Hunter Permit authorize and what are the permit limitations?

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A Disabled Hunter Permit authorizes the permittee to shoot from a stationary motor vehicle with the following exceptions or limitations: • shooting from a federal or state highway or across any public road is prohibited; • when hunting big game from public road rights-of-way, the permittee must obtain prior written permission from the owner or lessee of the immediate adjoining private lands; • the permittee may shoot from a stationary all-terrain vehicle (ATV) and may lawfully transport a firearm on an ATV while hunting without having to unload and/or case the firearm; • shooting from a snowmobile or the use of any motor vehicle to chase or pursue any game animal is prohibited; and • the use of any motor vehicle is prohibited on lands owned, leased, or controlled by GFP, except on designated roads, trails, or parking areas.

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