The holiday season is right around the corner, and the Wyoming Game and Fish Department has the answer to the age-old question of what to give to friends and family. These six gifts are perfect for the person who likes to hunt, fish or enjoy wildlife.
Wyoming Wildlife Conservation License Plate: The Wildlife Conservation License Plate is a specialty plate for Wyoming drivers. New this year, the 2025 plate features the fastest land mammal in North America — the pronghorn. The initial price of the plate is $180, with $150 going to the Wildlife Conservation Fund, and a $50 renewal fee each year in addition to registration fees. The plate is available anytime — not just with renewals.
Funds generated from the plate help fund overpasses, underpasses, fencing and signage to prevent vehicle-animal collisions along wildlife migration corridors.
Resident lifetime licenses or conservation stamps: A lifetime license or stamp guarantees one will log many hours enjoying the great Wyoming outdoors while supporting conservation. These are available for residents who have lived in Wyoming for at least 10 years. A resident lifetime small game/bird license is $311. The resident lifetime fishing license also is $311. If you’re looking for a bargain get them both, plus a lifetime conservation stamp, for $681.50.
For those who have lived in Wyoming for less than 10 years, a lifetime conservation stamp is an option for $185.50. For more information and the application for purchase visit the Game and Fish website.
A Wyoming Wildlife 2025 calendar: The most anticipated special issue of the year, the Wyoming Wildlife magazine calendar is now on sale. It’s more than just a way to keep track of dates — it’s a celebration of Wyoming’s wildlife. The calendar features an array of photos captured in the Cowboy State by talented photographers from across the nation and submitted to the calendar photo contest. From majestic moose to hard-working beavers, each month brings a glimpse into the lives of the state’s iconic wildlife. Calendars are $15 and can be purchased from the Game and Fish online store or at the Cheyenne Headquarters office.
A subscription to Wyoming Wildlife magazine: Wyoming Wildlife is published 12 times a year for anglers, hunters and wildlife enthusiasts. A subscription lets readers explore Wyoming and all of its wild things and wild places. The pages are filled with incredible photography and stories about wildlife. Subscriptions include the annual photo issue and calendar, which take the place of the magazine in February and November, respectively. Learn about Wyoming’s rare animals, unique experiences and Game and Fish projects. The cost of an annual subscription is $17.95. Subscribe by phone at 1-800-710-8345 or online.
Wyoming Super Tag raffle tickets: Buy a ticket — or several — in the name of your friend or loved one. The Super Tag is a good gift for the hunter who dreams of an epic adventure, spectacular scenery and the best animals in the Cowboy State.
Winning a Wyoming Super Tag or Super Tag Trifecta gives a hunter the opportunity to purchase one or more of Wyoming’s most popular big game and trophy game licenses. Applications are available by species with one winner selected in February for each of the 10 species. Trifecta winners choose any three from the list: elk, deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, black bear, mountain goat, mountain lion, gray wolf, wild bison or moose. Visit the website for full details.
Super Tag applications are $10 each, and Super Tag Trifecta applications are $30 each. Unlimited entries are allowed until Jan. 31. The tickets must be submitted under the recipient's name on their Game and Fish user account and cannot be transferred, which is the same as licenses.
Game and Fish Store: Come by the Cheyenne Headquarters to browse the Game and Fish Store or shop online. The shelves are stocked with unique wildlife memorabilia, housewares, apparel and books. With gifts in all price ranges you can stuff stockings with special items like jerky seasoning or Game and Fish branded water bottles.
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