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Recently the Wyoming Game and Fish Department released an update on their annual observational flights...
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This bill, originally written to provide bear tags to every resident who purchased an elk tag...
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Like hunting mountain lions? You may be able to get after them year-round with no limits...
Read More »Wyoming: More Deer Tags!
Mule and Whitetail Deer Separate Hunting Seasons may be marching its way through the Legislature...
Read More »Big Game Applications in Wyoming Are OPEN!
Did you know you can ring in the New Year by starting applying for 2025 hunting tags in Wyoming on January 2nd? One of the earliest application due dates across the west is the nonresident elk applications due less than a month from today. The Cowboy State has always been …
Read More »Wyoming – Top 2025 Elk Areas for 10 Points or Less
Photo Credit: Mike Eastman If you have done the arithmetic, you probably know the chances of catching the top point levels for a premier hunt in any state are slim to none if you are not within striking distance now. Wyoming is no exception. Many folks who saw a top …
Read More »Oregonians Cited For Taking Home CWD-Positive Wyoming Bucks… and how you can make sure you’re in the clear
After checking in their Cody Region mule deer at a Wyoming Game and Fish check station, three happy Oregonian hunters returned home to discover...
Read More »Tips & Tactics: Setting 2025 Wyoming Elk Expectations
Photo Credit: Mike Eastman / Article By: Jaden Bales In October 2023, I guided an older gentleman who used his maximum preference points for one of Wyoming’s premier hunting areas. This man had hunted top units in Utah and Colorado and had taken quite a few nice bulls over his …
Read More »Can Fire Help Mule Deer?
There is something special about glassing up a big old buck in a burn. They often are magnets to mule deer across the West with the new forage growth, something ecologists would call an “early successional habitat” that brings all the muley boys to the yard. The natural cycle of …
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