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Loooking to hunt indiana this fall for wt, either on state land or with a outfitter. Problem with state land is I am paralized from the waist down and use a atv.. Antbody have any leads? .. Thanks

kickin_buck

I don't know of any State land that will allow you to run an ATV. You best bet is going to be an outfitter. You might want to take a look at this guy, http://www.huntingtop10.com/outfitters/in/inof2/index.html. Good luck!

bigtim6656

i leave near minnehaha i think they have a state exception that will allow you to hunt with a ATV you get a paper take it to your doctor and get it sign saying you are disabled then send it in i know it takes like 8 weeks to get the permit
also i will be hunting this area for bow season and muzzle loader hunting firearms and muzzle loader season if you would like a local to hunt with
i know if a few spots that would be good for you
they have good areas for disabled people a few place graveled and alot of access roads i think you could use if you got the permit
let me know if your interested
this is in southwest Indiana Sullivan Indiana 47882

Minnehaha Fish and Wildlife Area

1.5 miles east of Sullivan. Hunting for quail,

turkey, dove, rabbit, deer, woodcock. Duck

and goose hunting from non-blind areas

at marshes, lakes, fields. Night hunting for

raccoon and fox.

Acreage: 8,382

Camping: No Shooting range: Yes

Mandatory check-in: Yes

Managed by: DNR Division of Fish and Wildlife

Contact: (812) 268-5640

Permits for Persons

with Disabilities

The DNR issues permits to individuals with

a disability that prevents them from taking

wildlife under regular hunting regulations. The

DNR may issue a special permit to an individual

with a physical impairment resulting from an

injury or disease, excluding impairment which is

attributable to the normal aging process.

Special permits allow those who cannot walk

or have serious walking limitations to hunt from

a vehicle. On state and federal lands, permit

holders must obtain permission in advance

from a property manager to gain vehicle access

to lands or roads that are otherwise closed to

vehicular traffic. Those who have a disability

that prevents them from using a regular bow

may be issued a permit to use a crossbow.

To apply for a Persons with Disabilities

Hunting Permit, you must complete an

application form, and a physician must complete

a statement of disability form.

Rules governing the use of a Persons with

Disabilities Hunting Permit and application

forms are available from the Division of Fish

and Wildlife, 402 W. Washington St., W273,

Indianapolis, IN 46204; (317) 232-4102 or at

www.wildlife.IN.gov. To be considered for fall

hunting seasons, applications must be received

no later than August 1, 2008.

Zim

Ya I took my buddy who is paralyzed to some F&W areas in Indiana and the property managers allowed us to use all the off limits service roads. That was at Kingsbury. It is a former military property with lots of bunkers and closed service roads. In fact that place might be your ticket. It's a big advantage to drive back there, and there are some trophy bucks there. One of the best public properties for big bucks.

hoosierhunter2

This might be a good opportunity for you as well, www.backwateroutlaws.com Paul Anderson is the owner and would be more than happy to accommodate you!