More habitat treatments planned to benefit Wyoming Range mule deer and other wildlife.
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Pronghorn carcass in back of rental van. Photo courtesy of Nevada Department of Wildlife.
Mule movement study in the Sweetwater Herd. Game Warden Brad Gibb, Wildlife Biologist Stan Harter, and UW Biologist Matthew Kauffman carry a doe deer.
Steve Sharon, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department Fish Culture Supervisor, is retiring after 40 years with the department.
There are still a few chances left to become a certified Wyoming aquatic invasive species (AIS) inspector for Wyoming.
The 2018 Wyoming Legislature passed a new law that allows the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission to issue antelope hunting licenses to two antelope hunting events. For decades licenses have gone to the One-Shot Antelope Hunt out of Lander.
The draft regulation for the 2018 wolf hunting regulation is now available for public comment.
At least, every three years the Wyoming Game and Fish Department makes changes to the state’s fishing regulations and asks the public to give input on what should be changed or updated. That process has started again.
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