hunting

The rules allow for the killing of up to 450 wolves in Montana.

The outdoors is a way of life in Wyoming, you could own a piece of the pie.

See what changes could affect you this summer!

A hunter and his friends were enjoying an adventure when he realized that he was no longer the hunter, but the hunted. The video he shared shows he was mercilessly trolled by a curious bull moose.

Pheasant season will begin in southeast Wyoming with the Springer Special Pheasant Hunt on October 14, with the regular season and Glendo hunt opening on November 1. The Springer Special Pheasant Hunt runs for 18 days from October 14-31 and will include three youth-only days, which are on Saturday, October 16, Sunday, October 24, and Saturday, October 30...

There will be a much shorter wait as the Wyoming Game and Fish Department debuts a new check-in system at the Springer Special Pheasant Hunt faster, which will allow everyone to get into the field quickly to enjoy their hunt. A new “Springer Special Fast Pass” will save eligible hunters considerable time during check-in at the Springer Special Pheasant Hunt, which typically takes several minutes p

Even though it is beginning to get colder, that does not mean that you can't still enjoy the outdoors! Hunting season is still ongoing, and soon the snow will come and bring perfect snowmobiling and skiing weather. With this in mind, I know that I will need to update my gear for the colder months, as well as find some sweet sales on last year's summer gear. If ...

Over Labor Day Weekend, I tagged along on a hunting trip in Medicine Bow National Forest. The most fascinating part was that we were in the middle of burn scars from the Mullen Fire in 2020.

Governor Mark Gordon has recently announced the winner of the 2021 Wyoming Governor's Wild Bison raffle. This year's winner was Michael Lenz of Alpine. This is the second year in which Governor Gordon has donated a bison license to support Wyoming wildlife conservation. Gover...

Deer hunters and other interested persons are invited by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to a public meeting to discuss chronic wasting disease (CWD) management within the Laramie Mountains Herd Unit (Hunt Areas 59, 60, 64). This herd unit has one of the highest prevalence rates of CWD in the state and any management actions taken will be done with public buy-in and participation, so assistan