Under Commission Chapter 35, Section 9, Wyoming Game and Fish issues a Hunting Season Extension Permit that lets a qualifying hunter hunt antelope, deer or elk five days before the earliest regular season opening in the hunt area. The hunter must have a central visual acuity disability, quadriplegia, paraplegia, an upper extremity disability, paralysis over half the body, or permanent wheelchair use.
The hunter completes and signs the applicant section, or a parent or guardian signs for a minor. A licensed medical doctor, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, optometrist or ophthalmologist checks the qualifying conditions and signs with name, address and phone.
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Hunting Season Extension Permit Application
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A hunter with a central visual acuity disability, quadriplegia, paraplegia, an upper extremity disability, permanent paralysis over at least 50% of the body, or a physical disability that permanently confines them to a wheelchair or similar device. A licensed clinician certifies the condition on the application.
Five days before the earliest opening regular season date in the hunt area, for antelope, deer or elk and only for the sex allowed by the hunter's license. The rules are in Commission Chapter 35, Section 9, and the species season regulations.