hunting licenses

The biggest increases percentage-wise were among non-residents applying for deer and antelope licenses.

The 22 tags up for sale cost $600 for residents and $6,000 for nonresidents.

The application period for many Wyoming big game licenses starts on Tuesday, Jan. 2.

Most resident license fees increase only slightly under the bill.

If you didn't get a chance to get a license for cow/calf elk or doe deer/antelope, July 15 is the day they will go on sale. You don't have to miss out on the fun after all.

It's Easter time again this week and what better way to celebrate the resurrection than with a Wyoming bunny rabbit on the table on Sunday. You can bring that desire to fruition now.

State figures show hunting and fishing licenses are providing a significant boost to Wyoming's economy. Business Reporter Sharon Fain has details. A new poll of sportsmen by the National Wildlife Federations says they consider conservation to be as important an issue as gun rights. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.