CODY, Wyo. — Kelly Burr was driving back to Cody from a Kansas goose hunt last February and he noticed every frozen pond he passed on the highway seemed to be sprouting Christmas trees. It
Wildlife managers point to the severe winter of 2016-17, which killed many fawns, for the dearth of hunter-killed mule deer.
Since 2008, the number of licenses sold to resident female hunters has gone up about 32 percent.
Considerable success attributed to opener falling on a weekend, winter weather pushing lots of sportsmen into the field, and that this is a species that may temporarily have lost its fear of man.
Kicks off a new era of wolf management in Wyoming – earlier this year, a court lifted federal protection for wolves in the state, while denying the same in Great Lakes.
In 2016, Wyoming recorded 223 cases of conflicts between grizzly bears and humans outside Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks and the Wind River Indian Reservation. It was by far the highest number of conflicts
In the period between 2008 and 2016, participation in both hunting and fishing among Wyoming residents has either grown or stayed level.
SHERIDAN, Wyo. — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department says a cow elk in southeast Washakie County has been diagnosed with chronic wasting disease. Agency spokesman Renny MacKay says the elk had been previously collared
Study documented a 36 percent decline in deer populations, saying that deer perceive wells and other oil and gas infrastructure as risky and try to keep their distance. As a result, their habitat is reduced,
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