Non-ambulatory Hunting Permit Application - Oklahoma

Non-ambulatory Hunting Permit Application is a legal document that was released by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation - a government authority operating within Oklahoma.

FAQ

Q: What is a non-ambulatory hunting permit?
A: A non-ambulatory hunting permit is a special permit issued to individuals who are unable to walk or have limited mobility.

Q: Who is eligible for a non-ambulatory hunting permit in Oklahoma?
A: Individuals who are permanently non-ambulatory or have a physical disability that limits their mobility are eligible for a non-ambulatory hunting permit in Oklahoma.

Q: What is the cost of a non-ambulatory hunting permit in Oklahoma?
A: The cost of a non-ambulatory hunting permit in Oklahoma is $10.

Q: What activities am I allowed to participate in with a non-ambulatory hunting permit in Oklahoma?
A: With a non-ambulatory hunting permit in Oklahoma, you are allowed to participate in hunting activities using an ATV or from a stationary vehicle equipped with a disability-accessible hunting platform.

Q: Do I need a valid hunting license to apply for a non-ambulatory hunting permit in Oklahoma?
A: Yes, you need to have a valid hunting license in order to apply for a non-ambulatory hunting permit in Oklahoma.

Q: How long is a non-ambulatory hunting permit valid for in Oklahoma?
A: A non-ambulatory hunting permit in Oklahoma is valid for one year from the date of issuance.

Q: Can I transfer my non-ambulatory hunting permit to someone else?
A: No, non-ambulatory hunting permits in Oklahoma are not transferable.

Q: Can I use my non-ambulatory hunting permit in other states?
A: Non-ambulatory hunting permits issued by other states are not valid in Oklahoma. However, Oklahoma's non-ambulatory hunting permit may be valid in some other states through reciprocal agreements.