The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission’s next meeting is coming up and the public will have the chance to hear important information and offer comments.
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The Sage Grouse Implementation Team (SGIT) is scheduled to meet on March 10, 2016 in Lander, Wyoming.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department, together with Bowhunters of Wyoming (BOW), is offering a bowhunter education course.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department confirmed chronic wasting disease (CWD) in a buck mule deer that was found dead southeast of Lander.
Governor Matt Mead and the Wyoming Game and Fish Department are pleased the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) is taking steps to remove grizzly bears from the endangered species list in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho.
The prevalence of brucellosis in Wyoming’s elk herds not utilizing feedgrounds decreased in 2015 according to a recent Wyoming Game and Fish Department report.
Since the time that black footed-ferrets were found on a ranch near Meeteetse, Wyoming, which confirmed that the mammal was not extinct, there has been an incredible partnership between landowners and wildlife managers in the recovery of this species.
Even if you missed the application deadline for spring turkey licenses, there is still a chance to purchase a general license and/or leftover Type 3 licenses.
Game and Fish to host season setting meetings throughout the Bighorn Basin in March.
The State Legislature created a program many years ago allowing the seven Wyoming Game and Fish Commissioners to donate eight elk, deer or antelope hunting licenses to nonprofit, charitable organizations. Many of these nonprofits across Wyoming are currently auctioning or raffling those licenses to interested hunters.
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