For the second time in as many months, a state record-breaking fish has been caught in the Sheridan region.
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If you’re planning to hunt this fall and still need to complete your hunter education course, now is a good time to sign up for a hunter safety class.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department, in collaboration with many partners, invested $5.7 million in direct on-the-ground contributions for habitat projects in 2017 to make sure all of the more than 800 species in Wyoming remain for future generations.
Game & Fish takes kids fishing!
Agencies conducted this prescribed burn in June, before conditions started drying out, to promote aspen and other nurtritous plants for mule deer and other wildlife species.
Commission also approves updates to wolf hunting regulations, watercraft and aquatic invasive species
Fawns day turns from bad to good!
Game & Fish partners with University of Wyoming researchers to track the fate of mule deer fawns in the Wyoming Range.
This Snake River cutthroat trout is one of many captured in a fish trap that is set up on a tributary of the Snake River each year.
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