Landowners Asked To Host Hunters With Disabilities

The Wisconsin DNR is looking for landowners to host hunters with disabilities for the Gun Deer Hunt For Hunters With Disabilities Oct. 4-12.

To be part of the Gun Deer Hunt For Hunters With Disabilities program, landowners must have at least 60 acres available, be able to host at least three hunters, and complete an online application by July 1. The DNR asks interested landowners to fill in all the property information fields on the application.

“This special hunt has been providing hunters with disabilities accessible opportunities to deer hunt for over 30 years,” says Brooke VanHandel, DNR assistant deer and elk specialist. “This hunt is only possible through our landowner sponsors. Their willingness to partner with hunters and open their properties each year allows more individuals the opportunity to participate in Wisconsin’s deer hunting tradition.”

The Gun Deer Hunt For Hunters With Disabilities began in 1992 and provides hunting opportunities for approximately 400 hunters each year. This hunt is only possible with the generous support of landowner sponsors.