wyoming game and fish

The Wyoming Game and Fish released a report detailing key statistics, operations and accomplishments of game wardens, wildlife investigators and other employees. Wyoming game wardens patrolled over half a million miles – 574,171 to be exact – in 2021, according to the annual Wyoming Game and Fish Department Law Enforcement Report. The rep...

A recent press release from the Wyoming Game and Fish asks everyone, especially landowners, to report dead sage grouse so the birds can be tested for West Nile virus. There are no signs of an outbreak, but Game and Fish asks people to report annually to aid in the management of Wyoming sage grouse.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department begins to draft a long-term elk feedgrounds management plan to help guide elk management in western Wyoming for the foreseeable future

Wyoming Game And Fish has put a ban on open fires at many public access areas around Natrona and Converse counties.

If you have antlers and camouflage on your mind, the Game and Fish have an important announcement for you: Hunting licenses are due May 31st for multiple fall hunts.

Twenty-four species are eligible for the program in Wyoming.

Wyoming Game and Fish & Transportation Departments worked together to rehab Clear Creek off I-25 to help the anglers have better fishing access.

Nature is such a cool thing to see and with help of Wyoming Game and Fish, being able to watch parts of nature that you're not always able to see, is easier.

Have you heard of the disease called EHD? Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease is a virus that affects many of the deer and antelope population of Wyoming.

You should NEVER touch or take a wild animal, let nature take it's course.

In the process of falling, the moose slid under a fallen tree. Though mobile, the moose couldn't get traction and on its feet.

A new highway camera video shows a newly-built wildlife bridge and the multitudes of animals who are using it instead of crossing in front of potential traffic.