I am f@%king awesome. This is what it says about archery. sounds like you need to get a letter from your doctor stating you are currently disabled and then get a permit! the hunt shall go on!!!!!!!!
i got this out of WSFW big game regulations.
3. Archery
(a) It is illegal to hunt big game animals
with a bow that has less than 40
pounds of pull measured at 28 inches
or less draw length. It is illegal to hunt
big game animals with any arrow,
including broadhead, measuring less
than 20 inches in length, weighing
less than 6 grains per pound of draw
weight with a minimum arrow weight
of 300 grains, and having sharp
broadhead blade or blades less than
seven-eighths inches wide. It is
unlawful to hunt with a broadhead
blade unless the broadhead is
unbarbed and completely closed to
the back end of the blade or blades by
a smooth, unbroken surface starting
at maximum blade width forming a
smooth line toward the feather end of
the shaft and such line does not angle
toward the point. Retractable styled
broadheads are illegal.
(b) It is illegal to carry or have in
possession any firearm while in the
field archery hunting, during the
archery season specified for that area.
(c) It is illegal to shoot at wildlife with
an arrow from a vehicle or from,
across, or along the maintained
portion of a public highway.
(d) It is illegal to use any device
secured to or supported by the bow
for the purpose of maintaining the bow
at full draw or in a firing position,
except for hunters with disabilities
with archery special use permits in
compliance with WAC 232-12-054.
(e) It is illegal to have any electrical
equipment or device(s) attached to
the bow or arrow while hunting.
(f) It is unlawful to hunt wildlife with
a crossbow, except for hunters with
disabilities with archery special use
permits in compliance with WAC 232-
12-054.
(g) It is unlawful to hunt wildlife with
any bow or crossbow equipped with a
scope. Except hunters with
disabilities who meet the definition of
being visually impaired in WAC 232-
12-828 may receive a special use
permit that would allow the use of
scopes or other visual aids. Contact
the Department’s ADA coordinator for
further information.
And you can get the special archery permit here........
http://apps.leg.wa.gov/WAC/default.aspx?cite=232-12-054I hope this info helps man. good luck and i hope you get a big one..........