Mobility-impaired Quota Hunts

The FWC offers 20 hunts on 9 wildlife management areas to those hunters certified mobility-impaired. These hunts are reserved exclusively for mobility-impaired hunters who can't walk, or can't walk without an assisting aid. Having a Resident Disabled Persons Hunting and Fishing Certificate does not make you eligible for mobility-impaired hunts. You must have a physician complete a Mobility-impaired Certification Application and submit the application to the FWC Office of Licensing and Permitting to participate in mobility-impaired hunts.

Mobility-impaired is defined as:

Paraplegic
Hemiplegic
Quadriplegic
Permanently dependent upon a wheelchair for ambulation
Permanently required to use assisting aids to walk
Permanently required to use braces or prostheses on both legs
Single-leg above the knee amputation

Applications for mobility-impaired hunts are mailed each year directly to hunters who have been issued a Mobility-impaired Certification Card. Applications are available in mid-May. Permits are issued by random selection from applications received by the FWC June 1-30.

Visit our Quota Hunt page for more information.

Our mission: Managing fish and wildlife resources for their long-term well-being and the benefit of people.