Sep
6
1:00 AM01:00

Hunting

Hunting/Shooting Opportunities For The Disabled Sports Person

All events require a Wisconsin hunting license and other special permits where noted. Below is a list of the events offered by CTO:

  • Deer Hunting
  • Goose Hunting
  • Turkey Hunting
  • Pheasant Hunting ***
  • Sporting Clay/Trap Shooting ***

From time to time CTO Inc. is made aware of other hunting events for the disabled sportsperson around the area. For a listing of these events please see ourCalendar of Events. If you need more information or immediate help, you can E-mail us at: ctoforme@yahoo.com or call us at: 920-593-6300. 

* Special Permits Required. See information in shaded area below or contact your local WDNR regional office for specific rules and regulations. 

See Hunting Photos from past events. 

** No special permits required. 
*** No license required. 
 

Welcome to our hunting opportunities page. If you are a disabled sportsperson and would like to participate in some of the activities in the state of Wisconsin that are set up to help the disabled enjoy the outdoors, then you have come to the right place. The journey begins by applying for a disabled permit. There are three levels of permits available in Wisconsin. There is Class A, Class B, and Class C disabled permits. If you are partially disabled you may also qualify for a Crossbow Permit. To find out which permit would most suit your disability please read the WDNR booklet entitled "What You Should Know About Permits For People With Disabilities" Once you have thoroughly read the booklet and decide what permit would most suit your needs you can print out an application from the links below. In order to view the brochure "What You Should Know About Permits For People With Disabilities" and the applications, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader. You can download Adobe Acrobat Reader from the Adobe website at: http://www.Adobe.com



Links: 

Start Here: "What You Should Know About Permits For People With Disabilities" 

Applications:

If you have any other questions please call your WDNR Service Centers for the area you live in.

 

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Sep
6
12:30 AM00:30

Fishing

Fishing Opportunities For Disabled Sportspersons

All events require a Wisconsin fishing license except where noted.

  • Spring Trout-O-Rama Event *
  • Shawano Lake Fishery Event ***
  • Lake Michigan Fishing Event
  • Fall Trout-O-Rama Event *
  • Fall Musky Fishing Event
  • Reserve CTO pontoon boat to go fishing (To be updated)

* No fishing license required. 
*** Free fishing weekend statewide. No license required. 

Note: CTO provides bait. 

For a listing of these CTO events and other fishing events for the disabled sportsperson around the area, please see our Calendar of Events. 

See Fishing Photos from past events. 

If you need more information or immediate help, you can E-mail us at: ctoforme@yahoo.com or call us at: 920-593-6300
 

Welcome to our fishing opportunities page. If you are a disabled sportsperson and would like to participate in some of the activities in the state of Wisconsin that are set up to help the disabled enjoy the outdoors, then you have come to the right place. The journey begins by applying for a disabled permit. There are three levels of permits available in Wisconsin. There is Class A, Class B, and Class C disabled permits. If you are partially disabled you may also qualify for a Crossbow Permit. To find out which permit would most suit your disability please read the WDNR booklet entitled "What You Should Know About Permits For People With Disabilities" Once you have thoroughly read the booklet and decide what permit would most suit your needs you can print out an application from the links below. In order to view the brochure "What You Should Know About Permits For People With Disabilities" and the applications, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader. You can download Adobe Acrobat Reader from the Adobe website at: http://www.Adobe.com



Links: 

Start Here: "What You Should Know About Permits For People With Disabilities" 

Applications:

Contact your local WDNR regional office for specific rules and regulations. For a listing of regional WDNR offices: Listing of DNR Service Centers.

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