Moose, sheep, bison and mountain goat draw results available May 10
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will make draw results available for moose, bighorn sheep, wild bison and mountain goat licenses on May 10 at 10 a.m. MST. Resident and non-resident applicants will be able to check their results online, and licenses will be mailed to those who were successful. Successful applicants will be mailed their licenses beginning May 17.
Applicants who are unsuccessful will have a credit applied back to the credit card used for submission of the online application. It is anticipated the refund should be available on the credit card 7 to 10 days business days after May 11. Outfitters who utilized the outfitter portal to submit applications will receive a warrant in the name of the applicant. Outfitters who didn’t submit applications through the outfitter portal will receive a credit applied back to the credit card used to submit the application. If the credit card was a pre-paid card, expired or cancelled a refund warrant will be mailed in the name of the applicant.
Hunters who were successful in the draw can start planning their hunt with some help from the Wyoming Hunt Planner. Updated now are the maps of hunt areas including features like land status, the ability to plot scouting locations, harvest odds from past years and more.
Along with reviewing maps, hunters should purchase their 2017 Conservation Stamp and, if necessary, a special archery license. Hunters who are hunting bison on the National Elk Refuge you will need to apply for a National Elk Refuge Permit. Finally, individuals born after Jan. 1, 1966 will also need proof of hunter safety. Wyoming is hosting hunter safety classes now for those who need it.
For questions about the draw, license information, or how to use the online tools, contact Game and Fish at (307) 777-4600 weekdays between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. MST. Applications are still open for non-resident deer and antelope and resident elk, deer and antelope, until May 31. Wyoming Super Tag and Super Tag Trifecta ticket sales are ongoing until July 3.
Applicants who are unsuccessful will have a credit applied back to the credit card used for submission of the online application. It is anticipated the refund should be available on the credit card 7 to 10 days business days after May 11. Outfitters who utilized the outfitter portal to submit applications will receive a warrant in the name of the applicant. Outfitters who didn’t submit applications through the outfitter portal will receive a credit applied back to the credit card used to submit the application. If the credit card was a pre-paid card, expired or cancelled a refund warrant will be mailed in the name of the applicant.
Hunters who were successful in the draw can start planning their hunt with some help from the Wyoming Hunt Planner. Updated now are the maps of hunt areas including features like land status, the ability to plot scouting locations, harvest odds from past years and more.
Along with reviewing maps, hunters should purchase their 2017 Conservation Stamp and, if necessary, a special archery license. Hunters who are hunting bison on the National Elk Refuge you will need to apply for a National Elk Refuge Permit. Finally, individuals born after Jan. 1, 1966 will also need proof of hunter safety. Wyoming is hosting hunter safety classes now for those who need it.
For questions about the draw, license information, or how to use the online tools, contact Game and Fish at (307) 777-4600 weekdays between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. MST. Applications are still open for non-resident deer and antelope and resident elk, deer and antelope, until May 31. Wyoming Super Tag and Super Tag Trifecta ticket sales are ongoing until July 3.
Wyoming Game and Fish (307) 777-4600
