Game and Fish recognizes two teams for work efforts
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department recognized members of the Wyoming Chronic Wasting Disease Management Plan team and the Access Yes technical support group with the Team of the Year award.
Reminder: Game and Fish holding virtual meetings on elk feedgrounds
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is inviting the public to participate in the development of a long-term feedgrounds management plan.
Casper Game and Fish offers training on lymph node removal for chronic wasting disease testing
Join Game and Fish for training on August 29
Game and Fish Commission approves strategic goals
Commission asks for draft proposal to move non-resident elk hunting draw to May and supports agency’s strategy for conserving deer migration
It seemed like all of a sudden the deer weren’t there
New research has again made chronic wasting disease a kitchen table conversation, and this time it’s considered a threat to Wyoming’s deer
Wyoming Game and Fish director retires
Wyoming Game and Fish Director Scott Talbott announced his retirement after 34 years of service with the agency.
Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s 2019 year in review
The most notable events in 2019 feature one important component - you.
Dumpsters available for big game carcass disposal near Basin and Hyattville
This fall, hunters near Basin and Hyattville will have the opportunity to dispose of big game caresses in dumpsters free of charge. The dumpsters, located at Medicine Lodge State Archeological Site n
Game and Fish Deputy Chief of Wildlife Scott Edberg retires after 31 years
Edberg is best known for his strong work ethic, enthusiastic leadership, eye for details and drive for excellence throughout his career.
Chronic wasting disease monitoring results
Results are in from the first in-depth look at chronic wasting disease prevalence levels in the Powder River Mule Deer Herd, which encompasses hunt areas 17, 18, 23 and 26 between Sheridan and Gillett
Nine mule deer herds to benefit from movement, habitat projects
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission approved $560,000 to support 10 projects for mule deer across the state.
Game and Fish Commission to meet in Rawlins
Public invited to attend, provide input