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I have pretty high standards for trail cam videos. I've seen a lot of them, but the new one that's just been shared by Wyoming Game and Fish may be the best thing ever. I am not exaggerating at all.

It's almost automatic that if you have a log cabin in Wyoming, I will love it. If you have one where you can watch elk, deer and bear from the deck, you had me at hello.

If you consider yourself a sportsman, I may have found a Wyoming ranch that will drop your jaw. It has just about every sporting and outdoor activity you could ever imagine.

This is one house cat that truly has the heart of a lion.

A beautiful, rare leucistic deer was caught on video over the weekend grazing at the head of the Cherry Creek Reservoir.

You can never be too safe when it comes to trying to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. This apparently includes some dogs and wildlife in Sheridan, Wyoming who just showed everyone how this is done.

I've been told that many things in Wyoming are a bit bigger than you'll find in other places. That includes birds as this backyard video from a bird feeder in Evanston shows.

Because the ice on the pond was so thin, the deputies had to lasso the deer and pull it to shore.

I have to confess that I can always be entertained by a good trail cam video. There are none better than the ones shared by Wyoming Game and Fish. I have found a best-of video they just dropped on their YouTube channel.

Anyone with information on this or any other wildlife violation can call the Stop Poaching Hotline at 1-877-WGFD-TIP, or 1-307-777-4330 for out-of-state calls.

53% of highway accidents in Wyoming during the Fall season are caused by wildlife, mainly deer.

It is not uncommon for video cameras to be set up throughout Yellowstone to catch activity of animals that normally couldn't be captured.