Current wording for disabled hunter crossbow use is A person with a permanent minimum 80 percent disability, in combination or individual impairment, of a hand, elbow or shoulder, may apply for a crossbow permit.
A person with a permanent disability who has the full use of only one arm may apply for a modified bow permit. This permit allows modifications to a compound bow, including the addition of an overdraw lock device. This modification may not convert a compound bow into a crossbow.
I am trying to get them to move down here or a least stay down here during the winters. He is 73 years old.
in my case it makes little difference, as i can NO longer "draw a bow" at all, as a result of a ruptured tendon in my right arm, that 2 years after the fall still hasn't healed. (my orthopedist "fixed me up" with a notarized letter that works in EVERY state, as "upper body" disabled.)
your dad should "have a chat with" HIS physician about this subject.
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