Hunters--Make sure you have a conservation stamp
Hunters prepping for their Wyoming hunts need to add one more crucial item to their packing list - a conservation stamp. Hunters must have a conservation stamp before heading afield this fall.
Licensed hunters must purchase a conservation stamp valid for one calendar year. Only holders of a daily hunting license or special licenses are exempt. Refer to Game and Fish regulations for specific license holders who are exempt. Lifetime license holders can purchase a lifetime conservation stamp.
Conservation stamps are $12.50 and can be purchased online, at any Game and Fish regional office or any Game and Fish license selling agent. If bought online, hunters need to print their stamp--stamps will not be mailed. Funds from the conservation stamp purchase are used to support habitat and wildlife projects in Wyoming. Hunters can also donate to Access Yes when purchasing a conservation stamp to support access to more lands for hunting. Every dollar donated equals 3.2 acres of public access.
Licensed hunters must purchase a conservation stamp valid for one calendar year. Only holders of a daily hunting license or special licenses are exempt. Refer to Game and Fish regulations for specific license holders who are exempt. Lifetime license holders can purchase a lifetime conservation stamp.
Conservation stamps are $12.50 and can be purchased online, at any Game and Fish regional office or any Game and Fish license selling agent. If bought online, hunters need to print their stamp--stamps will not be mailed. Funds from the conservation stamp purchase are used to support habitat and wildlife projects in Wyoming. Hunters can also donate to Access Yes when purchasing a conservation stamp to support access to more lands for hunting. Every dollar donated equals 3.2 acres of public access.
Wyoming Game and Fish (307) 777-4600
