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February 18, 2022
Wildlife sometimes end up in places they shouldn't be and thankfully Wyoming Game and Fish Department is here to save the day
February 18, 2022
Wildlife sometimes end up in places they shouldn't be and thankfully Wyoming Game and Fish Department is here to save the day
February 18, 2022
Wildlife sometimes end up in places they shouldn't be and thankfully Wyoming Game and Fish Department is here to save the day
February 18, 2022
Wildlife sometimes end up in places they shouldn't be and thankfully Wyoming Game and Fish Department is here to save the day
February 18, 2022
Wildlife sometimes end up in places they shouldn't be and thankfully Wyoming Game and Fish Department is here to save the day
December 9, 2021
4 Wyomingites fight trespassing charges
December 8, 2021
4 Wyomingites fight trespassing charges
May 12, 2021
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is notifying hunters and anglers that effective immediately, Sheridan County Walk-In Hunting Area #6 and Tongue River Walk-In Fishing Area #1 near Acme, north of Sheridan, are no longer available for public hunting and fishing access. Walk-In areas are part of the Game and Fish’s Access Yes program. They are private tracts of land leased from landowners by Game and Fish to allow public hunting or fishing. According to a release from the Game and Fish, af...
March 9, 2021
By Brendan LaChance on March 9, 2021 (Shutterstock) CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s “Access Yes” program provided over 2.6 million acres of land for hunting in 2020, Game and Fish said on Monday. Access to 4,005 lake acres and 87 stream miles for fishing “on otherwise inaccessible private, state and landlocked public lands” was also provided. The “Access Yes” program works to secure permission from landowners to allow public access to private lands. “Acc...
February 19, 2021
GREEN RIVER — Green River Region Wildlife Biologist Coordinator Mark Zornes is retiring after 23 years with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. His last day will be February 23. Whether he checked you and your game at a check station, in the field or regional office or you talked with him on the phone, chances are Zornes left you with a lasting impression. A native of rural Appalachia, he received a bachelor’s degree in wildlife management from Arkansas Tech University and a master’s de...