Accessible wildlife for people with disabilities
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Archery hunter standing on a hillside

Accessible wildlife for people with disabilities

Archery hunter standing on a hillside

The Division of Wildlife Resources supports citizens with disabilities

We encourage people with disabilities to take advantage of Utah's natural resources. The DWR has many licensing opportunities specifically tailored to meet the needs of citizens with disabilities. In addition, the DWR and other public and private agencies have developed parks, campgrounds, trail systems, fishing piers and other programs to enable access to our natural resources throughout the state.

Read the DWR administrative rules regarding hunting and fishing accommodations for people with disabilities.

Special accommodations

Licenses

  • Discounted hunting, fishing or combination license for resident veterans with disabilities: Service-connected disability of 20 percent or more. Apply online.

Hunting

Fishing

  • Free fishing license for individuals with a physical disability: Blind, paraplegic, permanently confined to wheelchair, loss of lower extremities or permanently confined to crutches. Download application Download file – PDF (152.08 KB)
  • Free fishing license for individuals with an intellectual disability: For Utah residents with a significant intellectual disability. Download application Download file – PDF (150.85 KB)
Quick links
Wildlife Blog: Views from DWR employees
» Wildlife Blog
Report poachers — 1-800-662-3337
» Report poachers
Wildlife dates
» Important dates
Hunter, angler mobile app
Hunter Education: Sign up for classes
» Hunter education
The Natural Resources Map & Bookstore: discover hands-on resources
» DNR Map & Bookstore