Wyoming Disabled Hunters (WDH) provides fall elk, deer, and antelope hunts. To qualify to apply and potentially be drawn for a Wyoming big-game hunt with Wyoming Disabled Hunters, interested hunters must obtain a Wyoming Disabled Hunter permit from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. Qualified hunters should also seek a season extension permit if they qualify. Links for all three permits are here. All permit applications are simple, 1-page paper forms. They cost nothing and are lifetime permits (you don’t have to apply for them again). You must submit to Wyoming G&F the original paper applications, as they need the applicant’s and the doctor’s original signatures on each application.
WDH provides room and board for all our hunters. The only out-of-pocket cost would be round-trip expenditures to Wyoming and the cost of a hunting license.
The open application period is from December 1st through January 25th. Applicants who are 50% or higher service-related disabled veterans and civilians in wheelchairs are eligible to get their game tag donated to them.
Deer hunts are October 31st - November 4th. WDH offers rifle and bow hunts, as well as mule deer and whitetail opportunities.
The Elk hunts will start in late September and run through mid-November. Wyoming Disabled Hunters elk hunt opportunities are primarily cow elk with a possibility of one or two bulls.
These hunts are mid-September and are usually with donated game tag given the difficult draw odds. Unfortunately, these hard-to-draw game tags favor disabled veterans or wheelchair-user hunters.
For more information on these hunts, please use our Contact Us page.
Happy Hunting!
