Children hunting under adult supervision
Parents and guardians must get permission for children to go hunting in the Northern Territory (NT).
Your child must always be under the supervision of an adult while hunting.
Your child must be at least 12 years old and under 18 years old to allow them to go hunting with you or another adult.
They must be a nominee on an adult's hunting permit to go hunting.
How to add a child to a permit
Children must be nominated on a current hunting permit held by an adult.
There are two ways to add children to a permit – online or by filling in a form.
Apply online
Apply online at the Australian Government Department of Business website.
Other ways to apply
You can fill in the parent/guardian nomination form and send it to the Parks and Wildlife concessions and permits section.
Parent/legal guardian form PDF (133.8 KB)
Parent/legal guardian form DOCX (53.0 KB)
In person:
Jape Homemaker Village, Level 1 JHV2
356 Bagot Road, Millner
By post:
GPO Box 1448
Darwin NT, 0801
Fax: 08 8999 4524
Email: pwpermits@nt.gov.au
Last updated: 26 August 2020
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