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Committee approves changes to donated‑license program to expand eligibility for disabled hunters
Summary
Senate File 66 would expand donated‑license eligibility (including vision‑impaired hunters and those age 12 and older with life‑threatening illness) and clarify language for veterans and permanently disabled hunters; the committee advanced the bill after extensive testimony from Wyoming Disabled Hunters and agency staff.
The Travel, Recreation, Wildlife & Cultural Resources Committee voted to advance Senate File 66, which would amend statutes governing donated hunting licenses to clarify eligibility and expand access for some disabled hunters.
Sponsor and purpose: Senator French said the bill came from a Park County group that coordinates donated landowner tags for disabled hunters and sought to replace a vague "20 years or younger" phrase with…
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