Take a glimpse inside the law enforcement efforts of Wyoming’s game wardens--the 2017 Wyoming Game and Fish Department Law Enforcement report is now available.
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The Wyoming Game and Fish Department recently received a $15,000 donation to support access for hunters and anglers through the Access Yes program from the from Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation.
Black bear hunters are alerted that the spring black bear season in Hunt Areas 1 and 2 closed May 31.
Bat was found at Fort Laramie National Historic Site Contacts: National Park Service: Patrick O’Driscoll, 303-969-2839, patrick_o’driscoll@nps.gov Michelle Verant, 970-225-3541, michelle_verant@nps.gov Wyoming Game & Fish: Renny MacKay, (307) 777-4594, renny.mackay1@wyo.gov U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service: Catherine Hibbard, 413-531-4276, catherine_hibbard@fws.gov University of Wyoming: Ian Abernethy, 307-766-3035, fisher@uwyo.edu
Wilson Elementary students help Game & Fish stock fish at R Park!
Initial research results show this spectacular duck that summers in northwest Wyoming spends its winters off the coast of British Columbia.
If you find antlers or horns still attached to the skull, call G&F before removing it from the field.
Temporary use of fladry proves effective as wolf deterrent.
Biologists see numbers of sage grouse on the strutting grounds down a bit this spring.
A good day antler hunting!
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