Missouri lets a properly licensed hunter with a qualifying disability hunt from a stationary vehicle if a licensed physician signs this statement of eligibility. The physician checks the conditions that apply, such as blindness or being unable to walk 50 feet without resting, and chooses a duration from 6 months to 5 years, since permanent status is no longer offered.
The applicant completes Section A and signs the detachable carry card. The physician completes Sections B and C, including license number and state, the probable duration, and signatures on both the form and the carry card.
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Hunting Method Exemption Physician's Statement of Eligibility
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The physician chooses a probable duration of 6 months, 1, 2, 3 or 5 years. Permanent status is no longer available, so the hunter submits a new form, with a new physician statement, when the chosen period expires.
The physician checks every qualifying condition in Section B, completes Section C with name, license number, state of license and facility details, selects the duration, and signs and dates it. The physician also signs and enters the date of issue on the detachable carry card.
Yes. The top portion of the form must be mailed to the Missouri Department of Conservation's Protection Division within 10 days after the physician completes it, or the exemption is invalid. The hunter keeps the bottom card and shows it to any agent of the department on request.