Kentucky hunters and anglers with a severe, permanent mobility impairment can get a permit to use an ATV, electric wheelchair or other vehicle on designated tracts of certain wildlife management areas, and to shoot from a motionless vehicle with the engine off. A Kentucky-licensed physician attests to one or more of seven criteria, and the completed application serves as the permit.
The applicant fills in name, contact details and an ID number, then signs the terms. A physician licensed in Kentucky checks the qualifying impairment (a to g) and signs with printed name and business address.
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Application - Mobility Impaired Access Permit
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A physician licensed in Kentucky. The physician attests that the applicant has one or more of the listed severe mobility impairments, such as permanent paralysis of a leg, a foot amputation, reliance on a wheelchair, crutches or walker, severe lung disease, portable oxygen, or an AHA class 3 or 4 cardiac condition.
No longer than one license year, which runs from March 1 to the last day of February. Because the completed application is the permit, a new signed application with a new physician attestation is needed for each license year.
Shooting from a motor vehicle or watercraft that is motionless with the engine off, operating an electric wheelchair or ATV on gated or ungated roads of designated WMA tracts where signs allow, and designating one qualified assistant. It does not replace any required license or permit.