Kentucky lets a hunter whose disability requires it hunt from an ATV or other vehicle on private property with a hunting methods exemption. A licensed physician attests on the form why the hunter must hunt from a vehicle and whether the disability is temporary or permanent, with the length of time, and the signed form then serves as the hunter's permit.
The hunter fills in name, contact details and an ID number and signs the terms. A licensed physician describes the disability, marks it temporary or permanent with the length of time, and signs with printed name and business address.
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Hunting Methods Exemption - Vehicle Permit
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The physician attests that the named hunter must hunt from an ATV or other vehicle because of a described disability, marks whether it is temporary or permanent, and states the length of time. The signature block asks for the physician's printed name and business address.
KDFWR describes the vehicle permit as allowing hunting from a vehicle on private property, such as using it as a hunting platform. Vehicle access on designated tracts of wildlife management areas is covered by the separate Mobility Impaired Access Permit, which needs a Kentucky-licensed physician's attestation.
No. The form tells the hunter not to return it. Once completed and signed by the physician and the hunter, it is the Hunting Methods Exemption Permit, and the hunter must carry it, along with the required licenses and tags, while hunting.