Hunting

Over 30 percent more women are hunting in Wyoming compared to a decade ago, while the number of male hunters has dropped by about 5 percent.

I have found an app that I believe would be very helpful to hunters. It shows property lines and all kinds of useful info.

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.

There's a new movie trailer that just dropped which celebrates the joy of hunting in the wilds of Wyoming. You can check it out here.

The early word from the Wyoming Game Fish and Parks Department is that hunters can look forward to a good season for big game animals in southeast Wyoming.

It's that time of year where Wyoming hunters are learning if they drew a sheep tag. If your beloved hunter did not draw a tag here are 5 ways to help them.

The popularity of the Super Tag has grown annually with 2018 beating all previous records.

Resident and nonresident spring turkey hunters, as well as nonresident elk hunters, have until Jan. 31 to submit their applications for 2019.

According to the department, hunter education is required in Wyoming for all hunters born after 1965.

The Game and Fish Department has lifetime licenses and conservation stamps, magazine subscriptions, raffle tickets, and a gift shop at the Cheyenne headquarters.

The approval comes on the heels of a state law change that allows year long licenses to expire one year to the date of purchase rather than expiring at the end of a calendar year.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department have come up with a Hunter Mentor Program for soon to be hunters.