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Hunters used a ladder to climb over private property in Wyoming. A trespass suit against them could transform public lands access in the West.

The Wyoming Game and Fish have announced the Fryberger Ranch, owned and operated by Sue and Ron Martin and located in central Sheridan County, is this year’s recipient of the Access Recognition Award Program for the northeast quadrant. According to the department, the annual ARP award is given t

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has announced the Fort Phil Kearny Historic Site will host its annual Family Pheasant Hunt on Nov. 26 and 27. The fort is a Hunter Management Area in the Game and Fish’s Access Yes program. There are no pre-registration or permission slips required these two d

According to the Wyoming Game and Fish, the Commission once again invested in wildlife crossings to help prevent vehicle collisions with big game, voting to put $500,000 toward the Kemmerer wildlife crossing project on U.S. Highway 189.

Wyoming can be roughly divided into four upland hunting regions; all are worth exploring and each has its own beauty.

A program developed by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department that works with landowners to secure permission for the public to access private lands for hunting and fishing saw another year of success. According to the Game and Fish, in 2021, Access Yes opened access to more than 2.6 million acres

This has been an interesting week. I have been after the IDFG to find ways to increase the depredation payment to landowners that are suffering crop loss due to depredation

CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department said on Monday that the Wyoming Chapter of the National Turkey Federation has donated $3,000 that will

Wildlife sometimes end up in places they shouldn't be and thankfully Wyoming Game and Fish Department is here to save the day

Wildlife sometimes end up in places they shouldn't be and thankfully Wyoming Game and Fish Department is here to save the day