From the Pages of Outdoor News – April 25th, 2012
From the Pages of Outdoor News – April 25th, 2012 Read More »
A Wyoming landowner and several hunters from Oregon and other states pleaded guilty to felony convictions for illegal trafficking in wildlife in U.S. District Court on March 21.
Several Guilty in Ten Sleep, Wyoming Felony Poaching Case Read More »
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will once again be offering watercraft and equipment inspection and decontamination training for Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) during May and June at various locations around the state.
Wyoming Game and Fish Offers Watercraft Inspection and Decontamination Training Read More »
Fishing is a popular and important activity in Wyoming, so understanding anglers’ preferences and perspectives is valuable to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
Anglers Being Surveyed to Help Fisheries Management in Wyoming Read More »
April 25-26 WGFD Commission Meeting, Casper Game and Fish Office April 27 Application deadline for Outdoor Educators Camp. Call (307) 777-4538 for more information April 29 Registration deadline for Youth Hunter Education Challenge. Call (307) 777-4538 for more information April 30 Public Meeting on Sierra Madre elk herd, Saratoga Town Hall, 6
Wyoming Game and Fish Calendar Read More »
Question: Is it legal to use lighted fishing lures?
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Above average snowpack in most of Wyoming the past few years will continue to have a positive effect on Wyoming fisheries this summer and into the fall.
Wyoming's Good Snowpack of Previous Years will Help Fishing This Year Read More »
Emerald ash borer (EAB), an invasive insect that kills ash trees, has been detected in Clark, Clay, Dearborn, Johnson and Rush counties.
Change in emerald ash borer quarantine in Indiana Read More »
PIERRE, S.D. – The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department and the state Department of Health recently teamed up in an effort to increase the amount of time children in after-school programs spend outdoors.
South Dakota's GFP, DOH Work To Get Kids Outside With Grant Program Read More »