Physically Disabled Hunting Trail

What is the Physically Disabled Hunting and Fishing Trail?

Alabama's Hunting and Fishing Trail for People with Physical Disabilities is a network of public and private recreational sites throughout the state. These facilities provide accessible fishing, shooting, and hunting opportunities for individuals with physical disabilities. These trails were developed by the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) in cooperation with a broad range of sponsors. Trail sponsors encourage individuals, families, friends, etc. to visit these sites and experience the joys of recreational fishing, hunting, and shooting.

How Can I Use These Facilities?

The fishing and shooting sites do not require registration. However, all users of these facilities must be properly licensed and abide by the regulations governing these sites.
The hunting trail sites are provided by various public and/or private entities and managed by ADCNR. To use the hunting trail sites there is a required application process.

Hunting Application Process and Rules:

Each hunter must complete an application.
The application process certifies individuals are physically disabled under guidelines established by the American Medical Association, Veterans Administration, or the U.S. Social Security Administration.
Hunting is restricted to two or three days per week.
An individual may only hunt on a given area once every two weeks.
Hunting is by reservation only and each participant must check in and out on the date reserved.
All hunting must be done from the shooting houses provided on wildlife openings.
Participants may bring a non-hunting partner to assist them.
If you possess an Alabama physically disabled resident hunting license or an Alabama disabled military veteran's appreciation hunting license, you will not be required to have the Physician's Certification portion of the application filled out; however, you must provide a copy of the license with your application.
If you are exempt from purchasing a hunting license, you must still have the application filled out completely, including the Physician's Certification and attach a copy of proof of age and residency, such as your driver's license.
You can print the application from the website at the link below or receive one by calling 334-242-3469.

Locations:

Big Oak Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map

Cherokee Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map

Coffee County (Victoria) Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map

Dozier Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map

Fayette Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map

Forever Wild Land Trust - Alabama Power Company Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map

Jordan Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map

Lewis Smith Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map

Little River State Forest Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map

M. Barnett Lawley Forever Wild Field Trial Area – Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map

Macon State Forest Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map

Marengo Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map

MUD Creek DWU-PDWHB – View Map

Pine Hills Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map

Prairie Creek Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map

R.L. Harris Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map

Shiloh Hill Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map

The University of South Alabama Foundation Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map

Upper State Physically Disabled Hunting Area – View Map