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    Licenses & Applications

    Applications are open

    Applications for antelope, deer, and resident elk are open through June 1.

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    Access Yes Donation

    The Access Yes program provides and expands excellent hunting and fishing opportunities on private lands.

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    Elk Feedgrounds

    Game and Fish manages 21 elk feedgrounds in northwest Wyoming.

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Conserving Wildlife,
Serving People

 

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is dedicated to conserving, enhancing and protecting Wyoming's exceptional fish and wildlife resources and the habitats that support them. We will work with and for the public to provide a wide array of fish and wildlife experiences.

Contact Your Regional Office

Find the contact information for the regional office nearest you. The Game and Fish has eight regional offices.

Contact Information

Apply for Licenses

Submit applications for limited quota big game, preference points, Super Tag raffle, and other special draws.

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Angi Bruce, Director
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Time is now for creative solutions for wildlife management
This year we celebrate the 90th anniversary of Wyoming Wildlife magazine. It has a new, fresh look to adapt with the times. I love looking back at earlier years and enjoy the vintage look and the articles about past challenges and successes in wildlife management. Although many state wildlife management agencies have…

Licenses and Applications

Submit applications for limited quota big game, preference points, Super Tag raffle, and other special draws, and purchase fishing licenses, conservation stamps, bird/small game licenses, archery licenses, and more.

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Camp Applications

Camps are available all summer for families, youth, and women. Applications are open.

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Stop Poaching

The Stop Poaching program works because people truly care about Wyoming's wildlife resources.

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Rules & Regulations

Rules and regulations are set by the Game and Fish commission to conserve and manage wildlife.

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Hunt Planner

Utilize interactive maps, hunt and harvest information and much more to plan your next hunt.

Harvest Information Program (HIP) Permit

All licensed hunters - including pioneers - who hunt migratory game birds such as waterfowl, sandhill cranes, mourning doves, coots, snipe and rails shall possess and exhibit a National Migratory Bird Harvest Information Program (HIP) permit. HIP permits acquired from another state are not transferable to Wyoming. A new HIP permit must be completed for each state hunted.

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