JACKSON – As fall arrives, so does the big game breeding season, commonly referred to as the rut. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is urging residents to help protect moose, elk, and deer by ...

Be aware that bears often set up a daybed near hunter-killed carcasses. If a bear has claimed your carcass, leave the scene and report the incident to Game and Fish. Do not attempt to scare the bear ...

PINEDALE – The Wyoming Game and Fish Department announces the retirement of Pinedale Fisheries Supervisor Hilda Sexauer. Sexauer concludes a remarkable 30-year career marked by groundbreaking ...

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has identified Proliferative Kidney Disease (PKD) as the cause of a recent fish die-off in the Salt River. The disease is triggered by a microscopic parasite ...

Wyoming law requires anyone born on or after January 1, 1966, to successfully complete a hunter education course before hunting with a firearm in the state. Whether preparing for a first big game hunt ...

Sage-grouse lek attendance decreased in 2026 according to data from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s lek tallies from this past this spring. Lek attendance was down 13% compared to 2025.

You can feel when September is getting close in Wyoming. Mornings get cooler, days become shorter and bows and rifles start coming out of cases. Conversations turn to elk, deer and pronghorn. Before ...

CHEYENNE — This year is flying by, which means it is almost time to get a new calendar. Photos have been selected and production is underway for the 2027 Wyoming Game and Fish Department calendar, ...