Many of Wyoming’s big game hunting seasons have ended or are wrapping up in the coming weeks.
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Waterfowl seasons are underway in Wyoming and so is Wyoming’s new migratory game bird biologist, Nate Huck.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s chronic wasting disease (CWD) surveillance program has found the disease in a new elk hunt area.
Most antelope and deer hunting seasons are winding down.
In May, 340 adult gizzard shad were transplanted from Nebraska to Wyoming’s Glendo and Keyhole reservoirs to give walleye more to eat.
The hunting season is in full swing and the Wyoming Game and Fish Department is again offering to help hunters who want to know the age of a harvested animal.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s chronic wasting disease (CWD) surveillance program has found the disease in a new deer hunt area. CWD is a fatal neurological disease of deer, elk and moose.
If you enjoy taking photographs of the people, plants, landscapes and of course wildlife of the Cowboy State then the Wyoming Game and Fish Department hopes you will enter this year’s Wyoming Wildlife photo contest.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department invites young hunters to pursue pheasants this fall with days and areas set aside specifically for youth.
Artists interested in Wyoming’s wildlife are alerted that beginning Jan. 1, 2016 the Wyoming Game and Fish Department will begin accepting artwork for the 2017 Wyoming Conservation Stamp Art Contest.
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