North Dakota Game and Fish lets a person who is blind, paraplegic or has lost the use of one or both arms take game or nongame fish with a crossbow in place of a compound, long or recurve bow. There is no paper form to download: the permit is requested online, and eligibility must be confirmed by a licensed or certified clinician.
The hunter or angler starts the application in their Game and Fish My Account. Confirmation of eligibility must come from a licensed physician, certified nurse practitioner, certified physician assistant or licensed chiropractor, so ask the patient what the online application requests from you.
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Crossbow Permit (online specialty permit application)
North Dakota Game and Fish Department takes this form through its online services or your EMR, so there is no PDF to fill. Vero Scribe writes the visit note it draws on, so the details are ready when you complete it.
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Game and Fish accepts confirmation from a licensed physician, a certified nurse practitioner, a certified physician assistant or a licensed chiropractor. The clinician confirms that the applicant is blind, paraplegic or has lost the use of one or both arms. The application itself is filed online by the hunter or angler.
No PDF is published. Applicants log in to My Account on the Game and Fish website using their name and date of birth and apply through the specialty permit section. A current North Dakota fishing and/or hunting license is also required to use the permit.