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# Wyoming Disabled Hunters, Cody Wyoming

Provide an Affordable Hunt for Disabled Hunters.

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Posts

- [Danielle Brawner - Deer](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/danielle-brawner-deer/) - Thank you to the Wyoming Disabled Hunters group for all you did for me, as well as all the other hunters. This was a once in a lifetime experience.
- [Lynette & Terry Jones - Deer](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/lynette-terry-jones-deer/) - It has never been about the harvest for us; it is all about the experience. What an experience it was! We cannot say enough about WDH. We were able to see some of the most beautiful country, a lot of animals and have a great time with Neil and Mike. We had a successful hunt,
- [Forest Swan - Deer](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/forest-swan-deer/) - Staying at this lodge was an experience I'll never forget. From the moment I arrived, I was welcomed like family. The people here don't just host you-they take care of you. Every meal was cooked from scratch, hearty and homestyle, the kind that reminds you of sitting down at your grandma's kitchen table after a
- [Mike Woodcock - Deer](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/mike-woodcock-deer/) - I was very fortunate to have the opportunity to hunt with the Wyoming Disabled Hunters this year. I had thought that my hunting days were over until I got to the lodge on Friday, got all checked in, and met one of my companion hunters, Bruce Fauskee. He took me out to sight in and
- [Sonya Duhon - Elk](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/sonya-duhon-elk/) - My elk hunt in Wyoming was an experience of a lifetime. From the first communication via email, phone or text, every person I came into contact with asked questions about what my needs were and wanted to accommodate me in any way possible. I have to say that I was very nervous knowing that we would
- [Trevor Jones - Elk](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/trevor-jones-elk/) - Wyoming Disabled Hunters is an incredible organization that makes dream hunts possible for people who may not be able to go out with a traditional guide service. Before my spinal cord injury, hunting was my favorite hobby, and an elk hunt was at the top of my hunting bucket list. After my accident, I wasn't
- [Jody Pillaro - Deer](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/jody-pillaro-deer/) - A huge thanks to the entire staff and support at WDH. Arriving from two days of driving (riding) from the Gulf Coast of Louisiana, the greetings I received were the best of the best! I have never been to a hunt of this type, but I can honestly say they have mastered the event to
- [Caleb Gulick - Deer](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/caleb-gulick/) - I want to start by saying that my time with Wyoming Disabled Hunters was an absolute blast-from the incredible people to the welcoming lodge, everything was outstanding. Everyone involved was exceptionally helpful and genuinely committed to ensuring we had a great experience. The meals were plentiful and delicious-if you left hungry, it was your own
- [Kristopher Wilsom - Elk](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/kristopher-wilsom-elk/) - My name is Kris & I was lucky enough to go on a 2025 bull hunt. The organization makes everything as easy as possible. From filling out the paperwork to get the permits to the application. Everyone is extremely helpful and there to help with anything at all just have to ask. I showed up
- [Riley Blee - Elk](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/riley-blee-elk/) - I want to thank you all for giving me the experience of a lifetime. You brought me out completely free of charge and welcomed me into The Bull Moose lodge, and I can't express how much I appreciated the incredible handicap accessibility. Being able to move around the house comfortably made the entire trip so
- [Randy Olson - Elk](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/randy-olson/) - I wanted to take a moment to thank the Wyoming Disabled Hunters Organization for an awesome hunting experience. Your organization afforded me and my helper with an outstanding opportunity and a wonderful hunt. I can't say enough good things about our experience being able to hunt for elk up in Cody. Even though I was
- [Chris Farquar - Antelope](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/chris-farquar-antelope/) - Recently, I enjoyed an exceptional life experience when I was treated to an antelope hunt with the folks at Wyoming Disabled Hunters (WDH). I am a 63-year-old paraplegic individual who has lived for 33 years as a disabled person. In that time, I have had a series of wonderful and inspiring adventures provided by generous
- [Sam Feagley - Antelope](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/sam-feagley-antelope/) - I first learned of Wyoming Disabled Hunters on Facebook and decided to apply, even if I didn't think anything would come of it. A few months later, I received the call informing me that I had been selected for an antelope hunt. I was extremely excited and almost immediately started planning the trip from Pennsylvania
- [Katie Haynes - Antelope](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/katie-haynes-antelope/) - My Wyoming Disabled Hunters experience was truly unforgettable. From the moment I arrived, I felt welcomed and supported in every way. The one-on-one interaction I received, especially by coming in early, made the trip extra special and allowed me to settle in before the hunt began. One of the highlights was getting the chance to
- [Allen Westphal - Antelope](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/allen-westphal-antelope/) - This is Allen Westphal and I would be honored if you would take note of what I'm about to tell you. I was approached by Terry Skinner who at that time was president of Wyoming Disabled Hunters. He informed me of what consisted in this program. At that time, I was very impressed. I filled
- [Larry Bacci - Antelope](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/larry-bacci-antelope/) - Thanks WDH!!! I can hardly put into words what WDH has provided me on my hunt. Sure, it was nice being able to harvest an animal but It's so much more! It has really helped me believe I can still get out and hunt. I might need some help but what I now know is
- [Todd Landfried - Antelope](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/todd-landfried-antelope/) - I was blessed to be selected for a pronghorn hunt with the Wyoming Disabled Hunters in 2025. Participating in the disabled hunt was one of the most empowering and memorable experiences of my life. It wasn't just about the thrill of the outdoors-it was about reclaiming independence, building community, and proving that physical limitations don't
- [Steve Loduha - Elk](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/steve-loduha-elk/) - I had the incredible opportunity to participate in a cow elk hunt organized by Wyoming Disabled Hunters, and it was an experience my wife and I will never forget. As someone with a disability, hunting can often feel out of reach without the help of others; this opportunity truly provided that and got me outdoors, although
- [John Deitz - Deer](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/john-dietz-deer/) - It was January 28th it was not a good day I was mad about something. Then Terry called me in the evening telling me I've been drawn for a deer tag. I was so excited, I couldn't remember what I was mad about and I still can't - I was too excited. So I told
- [Nathan Souza - Antelope](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/nathan-souza-antelope/) - From the moment I received the call from Terry, I was treated with the utmost respect and kindness from Wyoming Disabled Hunters. When Terry called to tell me I was selected, I was truly surprised, but also extremely excited. This had been a dream of mine since I was a child, but I understand there
- [Chris Schlechty - Elk](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/chris-schlechty-elk/) - I want to thank Wyoming disabled hunters for giving me the opportunity to go out on an elk hunt. When I found out that I got one of the few "any" tags for elk, I was ecstatic. With my equipment needs, I knew that I would be driving down to the Cody area, so not
- [Tyler Lay - Antelope](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/tyler-lay-antelope/) - In 2019 I was involved in a deer hunting accident where I fell out of a tree from twenty feet. I became a paraplegic and wheelchair bound. I never thought I would hunt again much less 1,500 miles from my home state of Tennessee. WDH has fulfilled one of the most unique hunting experiences I
- [Brent Pendleton - Antelope](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/brent-pendleton-antelope/) - My name is Brent Pendelton and it has always been a dream of mine to come out west and hunt! I have always been an avid hunter and I just knew that one day I would travel to see my dream come true. In March of 2006 I was tragically paralyzed, and I came to
- [Michael Glaser - Antelope](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/michael-glaser-antelope/) - Michael Glaser age 74 paraplegic was blessed to receive the opportunity to hunt with Wyoming disabled hunters. I was chosen as an alternate hunter, by the misfortune of another disabled hunter that had come up with kidney stones and couldn’t make the hunt. I hope he gets the opportunity to hunt with this group. First
- [Greg Simmons - Antelope](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/greg-simmons-antelope/) - Terry again thank you and your staff and volunteers. I enjoyed every moment. There is nothing from me I would change. I think your organization is top-tier. Greg The pronghorn hunt with Wyoming Disabled Hunters (WDH) was an experience I will cherish as long as live. A true dream come true as I
- [Chad Morrow - Antelope](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/chad-morrow-antelope/) - I was fortunate to be drawn for a 2024 Antelope hunt. I found the Wyoming Disabled Hunters on Facebook and saw there were three categories you could apply for. I did not put in for elk or mule deer even though mule deer has been my second bucket list item since I was a child.
- [Loyd Nichols - Antelope](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/loyd-nichols-antelope/) - First off, I would like to thank you for the awesome opportunity to come out and hunt. This was an experience I will never forget. Not only was the hunt awesome, but everyone involved were great people. Got to meet some other hunters and make new friends. We will definitely put in for another hunt
- [John Bishop - Elk](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/john-bishop-elk/) - I wanted to jot down a few thoughts about my experience while hunting with your organization September 25-28, 2024. In short, wow! It was a trip of a life time. What you have given me, as an amputee that hunts from a wheelchair, was access to dreams otherwise that would be unrealized I found WyomingDisabledHunters.org
- [Brent Nieslowski - Deer](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/brent-nieslowski-deer/) - It’s been a few days now since my hunt with you guys at Wyoming disabled hunters. It’s hard to put into words all my feelings about the hunt and the days spent at the lodge. I would start by saying the experience I had was beyond my expectations between the hunt itself, lodging, and the
- [Anson Scott Lennon - Deer](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/anson-scott-lennon-deer/) - I want to thank WYOMING DISABLED HUNTERS ORGANIZATION for the honor of letting me come to Cody, Wyoming to fulfill a dream hunt of hunting a Mule deer buck. It was check mark on my bucket list that i thought i would never get to do since my disability took my ability to hunt. Its
- [Josef Smith - Deer](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/josef-smith-deer/) - I recently had the good fortune of having been drawn to participate in a deer hunt with Wyoming Disabled Hunters (WDH) and would like to thank everyone involved in making my hunt possible. I was an avid hunter prior to my injury just over a year ago, (July 1st, 2023). Following that, I wasn’t sure
- [Raymond Miller - Elk](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/raymond-miller-elk/) - Summing up this amazing opportunity is crazy hard for me. There are so many memories floating around in my head. I will start out with a huge thank you to everyone involved. From the Bull Moose, to the companions, to the wonderful volunteers that made sure everything was in order, you all will never know
- [TJ Cartwright - Deer](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/tj-cartwright-deer/) - My name is TJ Cartwright and I am a 100% blind Hunter. I had such a good time hunting with the Wyoming Disabled Hunters in 2024. I was successful and got me a 9 point whitetail. I owe a lot to my guide Gerry who was on top of everything. The place we stayed at
- [Monica Spaeni - Elk](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/monica-spaeni-elk/) - The trip to Ten Sleep with almost 1000 miles of traveling required one night's stay in South Dakota at a location with an accessible room and required roll-in shower. This requirement is for safety and independent self-care. For three weeks prior to the hunt, I practiced at 50, 100, and 150 yds with my 308.
- [Joe Bunting - Deer](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/joe-bunting-deer/) - The WY Disabled Hunters are great. I had a good hunting adventure with my companion hunters Neil and Mike, and my wife Dana. We saw deer all over the place, but they knew where to find them. Terry took care of everything, making sure that we had all the paperwork done, picked us up at
- [Emerson Bishop - Elk](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/emerson-bishop-elk/) - We came out to Wyoming to achieve a goal for Emerson Bishop to get a cow elk and have the best time ever while doing it. Wyoming Disabled Hunters was really our only way to make this possible. Emerson having a muscle disease and not being able to walk or stand makes this a very
- [Brady Easley - Elk](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/brady-easley-elk/) - First of all, I would like to thank everyone involved with Wyoming Disabled Hunters for this amazing opportunity. To the Companion Hunters Matt and Jake for watching the elk and making sure I had the best opportunity possible to put down a cow elk, and to Terry Skinner for not only being a great chaperone of the hunt, but a great guy as well. He was so easy to talk

## Pages

- [About](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/) - Wyoming Disabled Hunters is dedicated to providing an affordable, exciting hunt to disabled hunters
- [Contact Us](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/contact-us/) - If you have questions about our hunts or how to apply, we would be happy to answer any questions remaining after you've read the information on our Application page. From the Homepage, Click Hunts, then click Application. Read the information there and on our Scheduled Hunts page before reaching out with questions. Thanks! Postmail can
- [Donate](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/donate/) - None of this would be possible without your support. You can donate directly to us via check. Please mail your donation to P.O. Box 2232, Cody, WY 82414. WDH is a 501(c)3 non-profit all-volunteer organization with no paid staff. Therefore it is imperative to obtain funding for our programs and the equipment needed to provide
- [Newsletters](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/newsletters/) - Please check out our annual newsletter to see what we have been up to.
- [Elk Photos](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/elk-photos/) - 2025 Photos 2024 Photos 2023 Photos
- [Board of Directors](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/board-of-directors/) - The Wyoming Disabled Hunters Board of Directors is a group of volunteers who work year-round, planning hunts and fundraising to make them affordable for all. Our board members are: Mike HarlowPresident Bryce FauskeeVice President Pat WinlowSecretary Melanie DeBuskTreasurer Neal Boluyt Myles Haynes Gerry Glaser Leslie Nestico Brian Peters Scott Smith Honorary Board Members Meryln Ballinger
- [2026 Applications](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/applications/) - Hunter selection will be based upon those with greatest need for hunting opportunity by application ranking and panel of WDH board members. Guidelines for Hunter Application All completed applications must be received by 5:00pm MST on January 25, 2026 Your application may not be accepted or selected without: Proof of Wyoming Disabled Hunter permit or
- [Antelope Photos](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/antelope-photos/) - 2025 Photos 2024 Photos 2023 Photos
- [Testimonials](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/testimonials/) - 2025 Testimonials To view Previous years testimonials click here. 2024 Testimonials Previous Years 2023 WDH Hunter Testimonials 2022 WDH Hunter Testimonials 2021 WDH Hunter Testimonials 2020 WDH Hunter Testimonials 2019 WDH Hunter Testimonials 2018 WDH Hunter Testimonials 2017 WHD Hunter Testimonials 2016 WDH Hunter Testimonials 2015 WDH Hunter Testimonials
- [Deer Photos](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/deer-photos/) - 2025 2024 2023
- [About Us](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/about-us/) - Wyoming Disabled Hunters (WDH) is a 501c3 non-profit organization founded by Wyoming residents who have a personal connection with physically challenged hunters. Our mission is to make a difference in someone's life by providing an affordable hunt. This video is about the history of the Wyoming Disabled Hunters.
- [Hunts](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/hunts/) - 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
- [Photo Gallery](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/photo-gallery/) - 2024 2023 2022 2021
- [Sponsorship](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/sponsorship/) - WDH is a 501(c)3 non-profit all-volunteer organization with no paid staff. Therefore it is imperative to obtain funding for our programs and the equipment needed to provide affordable hunts for disabled hunters. All of our funding goes directly to support our mission. We have been blessed over the years to have individuals, foundations, and businesses
- [News](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/news-letter/) - 2024 News 2023 News This is episode seven of the Blind hunter show on Spotify. We are interviewing Bryce Fosky from the disabled hunting program in Wyoming. It's a really cool organization and we tell some cool hunting stories.
- [Volunteers Welcome](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/volunteers-welcome/) - The public support for Wyoming Disabled Hunters has been awesome! The landowner support has been overwhelming. As we picked up the ground blinds from last year's hunt, the response from several landowners was, "Hope to see you next fall!". We would love to have YOU as a volunteer! Volunteers are needed for these areas: The
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/frequently-asked-questions/) - What type of hunts do you offer? Expand We usually have ~6 elk hunts during a season, along with ~8 antelope and ~6 deer hunts, but these numbers can fluctuate. Antelope hunts are in mid-September, deer hunts are at the end of October, and elk hunts are scattered between the end of September and mid-November.
- [History](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/history/) - Wyoming Disabled Hunters (WDH) is a 501c3 non-profit organization founded by Wyoming residents who have a personal connection with physically challenged hunters. "Our Goal is to Provide an Affordable Hunt for Disabled Hunters."

## Categories

- [Testimonials](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/category/testimonials/)
- [Testimonials-2025](https://wyomingdisabledhunters.org/category/testimonials-2025/)