CHEYENNE — During their September meetings, the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission and the Wyoming Department of Transportation Commission approved using Wildlife Conservation License Plate funds to ...
CHEYENNE — Celebrating the vital lands and waters that sustain our state's wildlife species, the October Wyoming Wildlife magazine is dedicated to habitat, and the electronic version is free to the ...
Hunters are an invaluable resource for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s efforts to collect biological samples for study ...
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is seeking information about the person or persons responsible for the illegal introduction of northern pike into Lake DeSmet near Buffalo. A northern pike was ...
PINEDALE – The Pinedale Region of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department is pleased to announce the appointment of Zach Turnbull as the new wildlife biologist for the Pinedale Region. He officially ...
Carcass dumpsters are available for use at no charge, but hunters are asked to only dispose of carcasses and no garbage. Many ...
Current drought conditions and low water levels at Table Mountain have left the ponds unsuitable for waterfowl. If these ...
Youth hunters have the opportunity to hunt pheasants at two popular annual events in the Sheridan Region in November - the ...
CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming Game and Fish Department personnel are actively monitoring an increase in epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) and bluetongue virus cases among wildlife in central Wyoming, ...
Game and Fish has identified several hunt areas where CWD sample submission is mandatory for harvested deer, as well as ...
Hunters are a vital partner in wildlife conservation. Choosing to pass on collared animals when another opportunity is ...
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