North Dakota Game and Fish issues this permit so a licensed hunter can shoot wildlife from a stationary motor vehicle on private land. A clinician must certify that the hunter is unable to walk for the purposes of hunting or taking wildlife, or has lost the use of an arm at or below the elbow. The application is made online, not on paper.
The hunter applies through their Game and Fish My Account. The certification must come from a licensed physician, certified physician assistant, advanced practice registered nurse or licensed chiropractor, so ask the patient what the online application requires from you.
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Shooting from a Stationary Motor Vehicle 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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A licensed physician, certified physician assistant, advanced practice registered nurse or licensed chiropractor. The clinician certifies that the hunter cannot walk for the purposes of hunting or taking wildlife, or has lost the use of an arm at or below the elbow. The hunter files the application online.
Only on private land, and only from a stationary motor vehicle. Game and Fish describes the permit as allowing the holder to shoot wildlife from a stationary vehicle on private land, and the holder must also carry a current hunting license.