Wyoming

Here are some snippets from an opinion piece that recently appeared in The Colorado Sun...

Last week Wyoming Game and Fish released “Know before you apply: Nonresident elk changes for 2024”..

A new year has brought an ugly surprise for non-resident big game applicants in Wyoming...

Coming off of the worst winter in possibly 75 years, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department seems to be taking the opportunity to make some fairly major changes to their big game hunt and draw structures for 2024.

Tens of thousands of Wyoming antelope hunters have been shut out of the tag draw system over the past five years and here’s why.

These licenses specifically target young rams in herds with high ram populations.

Snow is melting, new life is growing and hungry bruins are out and moving, making them more vulnerable than at any other time of the year. It’s time to spot and stalk bears!

Hunting trophy class, post-rut bull elk is incredibly difficult for the simple fact that mature bulls virtually disappear at this time of year. Good for the elk, bad for hunters...

The truth is that Wyoming’s wolf population is currently over objective and expansion outside of the management zone...

In a move to find balance the Wyoming legislature and WYGFD have implemented “unlimited” cow/calf tags...