Eligible hunters may receive donated licenses at no fee, while Wyoming's game and fish commission must make rules to carry out the law.
Eligible people may receive donated hunting licenses at no fee. A nonprofit that provides hunting opportunities must select and sponsor them, and the license must match the donated license's species, area, and type.
The commission must make rules needed to carry out the law.
The law allows donated hunting licenses to be reissued to eligible people. Eligible recipients include veterans with disabilities, people with permanent disabilities who use wheelchairs, people with life-threatening illnesses, and people who are vision impaired as established by commission rules. A nonprofit that provides hunting opportunities must select and sponsor the recipient. The recipient pays no fee. The donated license cannot be sold, traded, auctioned, or offered for money. The reissued license is exempt from certain residency, drawing, and repeat-license limits stated in the law. These license provisions take effect July 1, 2026.
The game and fish commission must make rules needed to carry out the law. The duty applies to Wyoming's game and fish commission. This rulemaking section took effect when the acts necessary for the bill to become law were completed.
No hearings or votes scheduled.